This blanket has 25 Christmas corner to corner blocks. I have included instructions on how to start regular corner to corner, mini corner to corner and single crochet. Change colours, follow the charts, progress photos and some videos. Using regular corner to corner will make a mega blanket, but you could use less blocks or mini C2C and make it into a smaller blanket.
If you haven’t got time this year why not start the pattern now and make two blocks a month and by next Christmas you will have finished!
SKILL LEVEL
Intermediate
WRITTEN IN ENGLISH US CROCHET TERMS WITH ABBREVIATIONS FOR UK
MATERIALS
DK / Weight 3 yarn. I used a variety of different yarns but mostly Stylecraft Special DK 295 metres per 100g. The fluffy yarn I used is King Cole Truffle Shade Coconut.
The yarn amounts are listed in the attached chart and are based on regular dc C2C that I did. They will vary, depending on yarn, tension and which technique you use.
280 meters of white will be needed for joining and edging.
4mm crochet hook
Stitch markers
Needle
Scissors
GAUGE
DC C2C (regular c2c)
Using a 4mm hook
6 x 6 blocks = 3.5” x 3.5”
Each 21 x 21 grid block will measure approximately 12” making the blanket before the border approximately 60” wide and 66” long (perfect for family Christmas snuggles)
GAUGE
HDC C2C (mini c2c) (page 9)
Using a 4mm hook
6 x 6 blocks = 2.5” x 2.5”
Each 21 x 21 grid block will measure approximately 8.5” making the blanket before the border approximately 42.5” wide and 47” long
GAUGE
Single Crochet (page 10)
Using a 4mm hook
18 sc x 18 rows = 4” x 4”
Each 21 x 21 grid block will measure approximately 4.5” making the blanket before the border approximately 22.5” wide and 24” long
The PDF is 29 pages with plenty of photos, 25 C2C charts and links to videos for all of the techniques used.
This pattern is also available on Ravelry Etsy and Lovecrafts
I’d LOVE to see your work, be sure to tag me on social media @babycrochetdesigns and use the #babycrochetdesigns for a chance to be featured on my stories!
This blanket has 25 Christmas corner to corner blocks. I have included instructions on how to start regular corner to corner, mini corner to corner and single crochet. Change colours, follow the charts, progress photos and some videos. Using regular corner to corner will make a mega blanket, but you could use less blocks or mini C2C and make it into a smaller blanket.
If you haven’t got time this year why not start the pattern now and make two blocks a month and by next Christmas you will have finished!
SKILL LEVEL
Intermediate
WRITTEN IN ENGLISH US CROCHET TERMS WITH ABBREVIATIONS FOR UK
MATERIALS
DK / Weight 3 yarn. I used a variety of different yarns but mostly Stylecraft Special DK 295 metres per 100g. The fluffy yarn I used is King Cole Truffle Shade Coconut.
The yarn amounts are listed in the attached chart and are based on regular dc C2C that I did. They will vary, depending on yarn, tension and which technique you use.
280 meters of white will be needed for joining and edging.
4mm crochet hook
Stitch markers
Needle
Scissors
GAUGE
DC C2C (regular c2c)
Using a 4mm hook
6 x 6 blocks = 3.5” x 3.5”
Each 21 x 21 grid block will measure approximately 12” making the blanket before the border approximately 60” wide and 66” long (perfect for family Christmas snuggles)
GAUGE
HDC C2C (mini c2c) (page 9)
Using a 4mm hook
6 x 6 blocks = 2.5” x 2.5”
Each 21 x 21 grid block will measure approximately 8.5” making the blanket before the border approximately 42.5” wide and 47” long
GAUGE
Single Crochet (page 10)
Using a 4mm hook
18 sc x 18 rows = 4” x 4”
Each 21 x 21 grid block will measure approximately 4.5” making the blanket before the border approximately 22.5” wide and 24” long
The PDF is 29 pages with plenty of photos, 25 C2C charts and links to videos for all of the techniques used.
This pattern is also available on Ravelry Etsy and Lovecrafts
I’d LOVE to see your work, be sure to tag me on social media @babycrochetdesigns and use the #babycrochetdesigns for a chance to be featured on my stories!
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