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Corner-to-Corner (C2C) Crochet Blanket Patterns

Corner-to-corner, or C2C, crochet builds a blanket diagonally from one corner using small blocks of three double crochet and three chains. Each block works like a pixel, so C2C is used to recreate graphed pictures, letters, and plaids. Increase each row until the width is reached, then decrease to square off the far corner.

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How do you read a C2C graph?

A C2C graph is read diagonally, one row of squares at a time, starting at a bottom corner. Each square represents one block, and rows grow by one block while increasing, then shrink by one block while decreasing. Mark completed diagonals to keep your place.

Frequently asked questions

How big is one C2C block?

In worsted yarn with a 5 mm hook, one block is roughly 0.75–1 inch on each side.

How do you manage many colors in C2C?

Wind each color section onto a separate bobbin and turn the work in alternate directions to reduce tangling.