Hi Everyone! Happy New Year! It's 2025 so it's time to leave the old group name behind. You can now find our community on Facebook as Ginell's Crochet Therapy. That way it matches the channel and blog name. I have also added top contributor shout outs to the banner on the FB group. Come check it out! Maybe your future projects will be featured in the months to come. Thanks for participating in this journey with me.
I am doing something similar but only linking the third DC to the second DC on the adjacent square. This eliminates the larger holes and doesn't change the look at all and doesn't slow me down too much. :)
Because of the holes, I went for the entrelac technique for my first blanket, but I also wanted to do C2C. Thank you for your research and showing so well the different techniques 💜 I think I'll go with the cluster stitch, I'm already used to it, it's quick, it's simple, and I know I'll mess up the linked DC due to my terrible eyesight 🤣
Linked c2c for scarf I think. I would like to try it but am so slow still at crochet. I probably will do one in the middle one forget the name though but started as you did with it. Only been into crochet for about 2 years now. Still learning. Thank you for the wonderful lesson you are a very good teacher.
wow.. lots of research you have did.. for a scarf ( not a shawl) i would use the double cluster.. i do like last one the no holes, but it is too slow.. and would get frustrating for me.. esp since i am working on 4 or more other projects, i dont like to take too much time.. cuz they are taking heaps lol.. :) but great video and ty for all you do
I started doing c2c with dc, but wound up using hdc with 5 chains and 2ch . It is a bit smaller but there are no holes to speak of and it is square. I’m on my 5th graphgan.
The mini C2C is my favorite (which is chain 4 and 2 and only 2 hdc's per square). I use it with anything that has a graph because the squares are smaller so the graph isn't as blocky and the holes are tiny. It's demonstrated on the Halloween kitchen cloth video and I think on the pansy pocket scarf.
Well, this video is a few years old and I have no way to show you here other than making another video but if you join us on Facebook at Ginell's Quarantine Crochet, the group may be able to help you with it.
That's an excellent question. I don't think I have ever done a corner to corner piece that required decreasing. So far everything I have done with it has been square or rectangular. What are you creating? Maybe that will help me visualize it
Yes, that was the first one I learned but for me, the gap between the squares is too big so I went down to chain 5 and 2 instead of 6 and 3. I am a loose crocheter though so if your stitches are tighter it may work just fine for you. Also this video was at the beginning of my C2C journey and now I find myself using the mini c2c more often which is ch 4, 2 hdcs (instead of 3 dcs) and chain 2. If you want to see it, there is a 1 minute video on my channel or also I use it in the Pansy Pocket Scarf and the Halloween Kitchen Cloth.
@@GinellCooper @Ginell's Crochet Therapy I like it that way it looks too. My Crocheting is tight when it needs to be. I don't like holes or Gaps becuz it makes it look like your project is not done right. Plus you don't want to give someone a gift with Gaps or holes in it.😂 I'm trying to do Coloring Pooling. I'm watching your Videos N The Crochet Crowd with Mike,Marley am try I don't know know 😂
@@1lonelyCrochet7307 oh color pooling is so fun. I had a friend who wanted me to try it for years and I felt intimidated by it but once I tried it, it was so addicting. I love doing it now. And Mikey's video helped me a lot.
@@annmariemurphy9432 Hi! Yes there is another crochet therapy. Mine is Ginells Crochet Therapy or of you search for Ginell Cooper you will find my channel and videos. Here is a link to the pocket scarf where I use the modified c2c that I call the mini c2c. th-cam.com/video/DTwDQDmkDkQ/w-d-xo.html
@@annmariemurphy9432 It is the Pink heart you have the Channel right with the Red scarf. I like her because the Corners pop in N out. If you put in #c2c there are a lot of C2C Videos N different ways.
It's been a while since I made this video so I need to rewatch to see what was covered here. I think if you would like to see me decrease, a great video for that is the absolute basics of C2C. I think it was the next video after this one but here is the link to it. It's actually way easier than you might think. Just apply that concept to each of these techniques The link is here th-cam.com/video/P6daZtJu10w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=H07rkG_iLXHlXeUQ
Hi Everyone! Happy New Year! It's 2025 so it's time to leave the old group name behind. You can now find our community on Facebook as Ginell's Crochet Therapy. That way it matches the channel and blog name. I have also added top contributor shout outs to the banner on the FB group. Come check it out! Maybe your future projects will be featured in the months to come. Thanks for participating in this journey with me.
Wow, thank you for all the research you did for us, and time that you saved by testing these! Thank you!
I hope it helps you! What yarn/ method do you think I should use for the pocket scarf?
Thank you so much. Your linkied dc's and starting Tunisian crochet makes the C2C look perfect for me.
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I am doing something similar but only linking the third DC to the second DC on the adjacent square. This eliminates the larger holes and doesn't change the look at all and doesn't slow me down too much. :)
Because of the holes, I went for the entrelac technique for my first blanket, but I also wanted to do C2C. Thank you for your research and showing so well the different techniques 💜 I think I'll go with the cluster stitch, I'm already used to it, it's quick, it's simple, and I know I'll mess up the linked DC due to my terrible eyesight 🤣
You are welcome. I'm glad it helped.
Linked c2c for scarf I think. I would like to try it but am so slow still at crochet. I probably will do one in the middle one forget the name though but started as you did with it. Only been into crochet for about 2 years now. Still learning. Thank you for the wonderful lesson you are a very good teacher.
Good tips!
my usual way of doing it is with the ch2 and a hdc. I like your cluster stitch one best of the three you showed
Since making this video I have made all kinds of clusters but I think my favorite now is the 2 hdc block
wow.. lots of research you have did.. for a scarf ( not a shawl) i would use the double cluster.. i do like last one the no holes, but it is too slow.. and would get frustrating for me.. esp since i am working on 4 or more other projects, i dont like to take too much time.. cuz they are taking heaps lol.. :) but great video and ty for all you do
I started doing c2c with dc, but wound up using hdc with 5 chains and 2ch . It is a bit smaller but there are no holes to speak of and it is square. I’m on my 5th graphgan.
The mini C2C is my favorite (which is chain 4 and 2 and only 2 hdc's per square). I use it with anything that has a graph because the squares are smaller so the graph isn't as blocky and the holes are tiny. It's demonstrated on the Halloween kitchen cloth video and I think on the pansy pocket scarf.
@@GinellCooper I’ll have to try that. Thank you!
Can you show the decrease for the cluster pattern you did?
Well, this video is a few years old and I have no way to show you here other than making another video but if you join us on Facebook at Ginell's Quarantine Crochet, the group may be able to help you with it.
How do you decrease?
That's an excellent question. I don't think I have ever done a corner to corner piece that required decreasing. So far everything I have done with it has been square or rectangular. What are you creating? Maybe that will help me visualize it
I watch a C2C it different then this. You do a Ch 5 N a Ch 3 but not chain any of the DC together. Her Channel is Crochet Therapy
Yes, that was the first one I learned but for me, the gap between the squares is too big so I went down to chain 5 and 2 instead of 6 and 3. I am a loose crocheter though so if your stitches are tighter it may work just fine for you. Also this video was at the beginning of my C2C journey and now I find myself using the mini c2c more often which is ch 4, 2 hdcs (instead of 3 dcs) and chain 2. If you want to see it, there is a 1 minute video on my channel or also I use it in the Pansy Pocket Scarf and the Halloween Kitchen Cloth.
@@GinellCooper @Ginell's Crochet Therapy
I like it that way it looks too.
My Crocheting is tight when it needs to be.
I don't like holes or Gaps becuz it makes it look like your project is not done right.
Plus you don't want to give someone a gift with Gaps or holes in it.😂
I'm trying to do Coloring Pooling. I'm watching your Videos N The Crochet Crowd with Mike,Marley am try I don't know know 😂
@@1lonelyCrochet7307 oh color pooling is so fun. I had a friend who wanted me to try it for years and I felt intimidated by it but once I tried it, it was so addicting. I love doing it now. And Mikey's video helped me a lot.
@@annmariemurphy9432 Hi! Yes there is another crochet therapy. Mine is Ginells Crochet Therapy or of you search for Ginell Cooper you will find my channel and videos. Here is a link to the pocket scarf where I use the modified c2c that I call the mini c2c.
th-cam.com/video/DTwDQDmkDkQ/w-d-xo.html
@@annmariemurphy9432 It is the Pink heart you have the Channel right with the Red scarf. I like her because the Corners pop in N out.
If you put in #c2c there are a lot of C2C Videos N different ways.
Use a smaller hook
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Don't like wholes
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thank you, for a clear and really easy to understand explanation but how do you decrease on all three.
It's been a while since I made this video so I need to rewatch to see what was covered here. I think if you would like to see me decrease, a great video for that is the absolute basics of C2C. I think it was the next video after this one but here is the link to it. It's actually way easier than you might think. Just apply that concept to each of these techniques
The link is here
th-cam.com/video/P6daZtJu10w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=H07rkG_iLXHlXeUQ
thank you@@GinellCooper