Free Crochet & Knit Patterns, many with free tutorials.
These are designs inspired by the Corner to Corner Technique. Many know this also as C2C. C2C are really popular with crocheters.
New for fall 2022 and exclusive to Michaels is Caron Spice Cakes. Yarnspirations has provided nine free patterns to accompany this new yarn. This yarn is thick and has a ‘unique gradient effect’ that makes for stitching fun. Meant for comfort and great for home decor projects. This allows me to see results when boredom…
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Repeat Crafter Me’s Snowman Pixel Square Sarah of Repeat Crafter Me has just released a new stellar Snowman Pixel Square that is using the Corner to Corner stitching concept. Sarah has graphed out and provides a photographic example of how it is down. You can get the graph on her website. Sarah has mentioned that…
Repeat Crafter Me’s Sleigh Pixel Square Sarah of Repeat Crafter Me has just released a new stellar Sleigh Pixel Square that is using the Corner to Corner stitching concept. Sarah has graphed out and provides a photographic example of how it is down. You can get the graph on her website. Sarah has mentioned that…
Repeat Crafter Me’s Santa Pixel Square Sarah of Repeat Crafter Me has just released a new stellar Santa Pixel Square Design that is using the Corner to Corner stitching concept. Sarah has graphed out and provides a photographic example of how it is down. You can get the graph on her website. Sarah has mentioned…
Corner To Corner Scarf This scarf is inspired by Red Heart’s Free Pattern for a Corner to Corner Afghan. See the bottom of this article for the links and video instructions for that afghan. I am not taking responsibility for designing this pattern. By using Red Heart’s pattern and the corner to corner concept, you…
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DOWNLOAD FREE PATTERN C2C Border You’ve done a Corner to Corner blanket, now you are looking to learn how to apply a Corner to Corner Border around your Afghan. Need a Border? Many crocheters write in about how they want to do a border to corner to corner afghan. It’s actually really simple. I used…
Corner to Corner Dishcloth Learn how to use the Corner to Corner Crochet Technique to make a dishcloth for your kitchen. In this easy to follow pattern and tutorial, you will learn a few techniques. Those techniques can include: How to get started. How to expand and grow your project. How to change yarn strands…
Corner to Corner I have produced a quick free Webinar tutorial explaining the difference between a Square Corner to Corner VS a Rectangular Corner to Corner. In years of trying to explain the difference as many people don’t get why one side continues to increase while one side decreases to form a rectangle. It is…
Half Double Crochet Corner to Corner known as C2C can be done. Written instructions and crochet diagrams are available. Border included. Sarah from Repeat Crafter Me is an expert at the corner to corner stitching concept with an armful of free patterns. Tease yourself by snooping over on her website with her free patterns. As…
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Half Double Crochet Corner to Corner known as C2C can be done. Floating crochet border diagram included. I prefer the floating border as the stitches will naturally rest in the space that you have provided in the first round. It’s a beautiful finished look. You can change the corners in the 2nd round to be…
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Half Double Crochet Corner to Corner known as C2C can be done. Written instructions and crochet diagrams are available. Border included. Sarah from Repeat Crafter Me is an expert at the corner to corner stitching concept with an armful of free patterns. Tease yourself by snooping over on her website with her free patterns. As…
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Corner to Corner Afghan Project Corner to Corner Afghans is really popular right now. They are easy to follow and create. What appeals to everyone is the speed at which they can be done. You start off at one point and work diagonally across. When you get to the halfway point and want to start…
