Wow 😮mind was blown when I watched this video why have I been crocheting 8 years and I didn’t know you could c2c in the round. Such a game changer thank-you
I’ve made 15 of these so far using different color patterns. I’ve made them wheelchair lapghan size and plan to give them to a local hospital in the children ward. They are so pretty, and it’s my FAVORITE stitch!! Thank you for this wonderful, easy pattern!!
I'm so glad that I found this video! I'm trying to understand the whole c2c concept, watched hundreds of videos, but this video sealed the deal! My new yarn comes in today, it's Variegated. It'll be perfect for this stitch. Thank you for sharing your video with us🙏
this trick in combination with join-as-you-go c2c now enables me to crochet intricate patterns without having tons of bobbins hanging around the whole time. thank you very much for this inspiration.
I;ve crocheted many c2c blankets, but this one is the top of the line. Love it very much. As a matter of fact, I am crocheting the regular c2c, and when I found this one, I pulled mine apart, (frogged it) and started this tonight. Will post when completed. Thank you. I do know the UK crochet language.
I have made a number of C2C blankets in the round but they didn't lay flat or had one problem or another. This pattern - at long last - is PERFECT! It took a little bit to get the flow and hang of it but now it's smooth sailing. Thanks a million.
Thank you for this video. I won't lie, it took me a few tries to understand the 'growth', but I got it, and now it is all good. I could not find any type of blanket pattern I could use to make a rainbow, but watching this video, I now know, my granddaughter will finally get her 'rainbow' blanket.
The C2C is my favorite blanket stitch..it works up so quick and easy.....I love the idea of doing it in the round.....am starting one now......I love it Thank you 😆
Thank you for your video tutorial! Finally an easier way of doing the c2c stitch, without having to worry when & where to start the decreasing and how to add a different color without the need of a graph/chart!!!
I made for my mum it came out perfect thank you for sharing this lovely pattern and have a fruitful happy New year to you and all the veiwers around the world stay blessed 😘🇬🇧
I am so excited about this idea! Thank you for teaching how to do it! I see that people are saying it's actually a differend stitch, but I don't know how to do those stitches in the round either, so it's a win-win for me! I know that my personal favorite stitch is the Moss Stitch, and I've heard it called a couple of different names. Yet the pattern repeat of *sc in next st, ch1, sk 1 st* ( wash, rinse, repeat. ) is the same in each of those differently-named stitches . Who knows how many stitches have been called different names over the years, as long as we learn how to execute them and create projects that provide comfort, warmth or have a purely functional use (washcloth, etc) with these stitches, the craft of crochet and those patterned stitches live on. ☺️
I love this blanket and appreciate your clear instruction. I got carried away and now am trying to decrease a monster blanket. So I suggest stopping after a given number of rounds, then decreasing. I ran out of yarn.
I've always been with the camp that says "C2C isn't a stitch, it's a pattern. The stitch is the box stitch and you're working it diagonally" (ie. you start in one corner of the blanket/afghan/scarf/whatever, and work your way to the opposite corner) However, after watching this, a lightbulb went off over my head. It IS a C2C stitch, because you're connecting each stitch to the corner of the next stitch! Thanks for a great way to use the versatile stitch in a new way!
Several years ago I came up with practically the same method of starting from the center using this stitch. In my instructions (which I posted on the Knitting Paradise forum), I originally used a name for the stitch (I think I called it "block stitch" or "box stitch" because I had seen it called that somewhere), but no one seemed to know what I was talking about. Then someone said I was simply using C2C (although they didn't actually call it a stitch), only in the round, and suddenly everyone understand. Oh well... By the way I also developed a way to create a rectangle from the center, with a modified start from the square method. I don't have a way to make videos, but if someone is interested I can try to write out instructions for it. (No need for decreases.)
i am a visual learner and this video is just right for the yarn cakes i have. also, i know just what to do with my yarn scraps. thank you so much for this video.
I love making corner to corner in a round and its easier to do and you can make it as big as you want. I have made this with self stripping yarn for some friends and family. Didnt really like the original one cause couldnt make big for adults could only do it for a baby. But anyways thanks so much for this video its so much easier to do.
I think this is hatch stitch. It is comonly used in corner to corner blankets but many other stitches can be used. Knitting can be worked corner to corner too. Id love to know how to work this in a tube for a seamless skirt or dress, ie in the round.
I definitely like this technique....seems like fun to try.... I learned c2c recently...so not really great at it yet so maybe this will replace that one? Not sure but a little confused by the 4&3d/c ...... but looks like 4 ... only when beginning increase row? I’ll watch video a few more times before I attempt this....thank you for this tutorial....always fun to try new things anyway....this is all for fun and enjoyment so.😂🧶thank you
I like this because it is a square all along, and you don't have to worry about running out of yarn before you finish off the last corner. When doing the original C2C, I often use just I large skein(10oz-10.5oz.) of #3 weight yarn to make a baby blanket. I will weigh my yarn periodically so I start decreasing when I reach the 1/2 way point. You don't have to do that with this version. Of course, it is no longer a DIAGONAL pattern this way either though.
Marlene Silvano thank you. I change yarn in this pattern by pulling the new colour through the loop on the hook after joining the last blocks together but just before turning. I pull the old colour tight (not too tight mind) so that when I start the next colour it’s now the loop on my hook as after trying different methods I found that to be the best for me 🙂 have a play around with the different styles till u find one u like 🙂
I love the color that you show me how to do it 2c2 corner I really love I am going to start to make one soon and when I am done I will take a picture it will be mixed color
You can add a border however u liked. Im using the border prep i have filmed as well to create a base for a smooth border that anything can be added to. 😊
I love the C2C stitch so glad to see I don't have to make them all stripped diagonally. My question is, if I want to make it rectangle instead of square which side do I decrease until it is the desired length?
Thank you, you can change colours at the start of a round, you would do this that same as in any other project :) I am working on a design for this pattern atm so a new video should come out some time this yearv which will show colour changes in this style a lot.
3dc make the block. At the increase point use 4dc as the 4th dc will be the 'chsp' for the next block to start the other side. Without the 4th dc the increase points will only have 2dc making them not invisible
Ok i am new to you from Newfoundland Canada love t he c2c but my trouble is mixing the colors right i have tons of wool to make one yikes think i am colour blind lol
I think the video is good but I think if you fed your yarn from the left side would be more efficient while you are working. I also wish you could have explained why you were doing the two steps of 3 DC and 4 DC to help us understand the pattern better. Great job!
Hi. Thank you. I'm using the yarn on the right side as im sat at the table filming not in my usual crochet area, there was no space on the left to have it that side. The 3dc/tr make up a block. Where the join is the turn down the other side if there wasnt 4dc/tr at that point, the peak blocks would only have 2dc/tr ruining the invisible seam. The 4th dc/tr is worked around essencially used as a chain space like in a normal c2c. This keeps the 3dc/tr of the block at the peaks untouched maintaining the invisible seam. If you have any questions dont be afraid to message me on facebook 😊
I did corner to corner but I don’t understand where the four stitches should be used and three in others. It is still a thumbs up 👍 I wish I could figure out how and why I put three dc and four in others I love the way you do this but I am so confused
Hi Carol the 4th dc is the increase point so the first 2 rounds will be all increases. Afterwards the increase block (4dc) will always be ur first block of the points (where it will always have two blocks next to each other in a line instead of diagonal) if u ever need extra help you can find me on facebook or email my blog 😊
Hi I was watching you video..im a bit confused. why do you start with 4 DCs but then on the corners only use 3 DCs for each square. I know normal c2c is 3 DCs for each...can you explain?
Susie Toste hi, so we use 4dc to start on every block as we need the 4th one to use as a “chain” to put the next block into. After round 1 you will start to get ‘line’ blocks where u only need to normal 3dc to make the block, at the peak of the row before turning down the other side u will need 4dc again as the 4th is the “chain” for the next block again. As it grows u will be able to see where the 4dc block goes a lot easier. If u need help to get started the c2c block pattern written up will help u get started a long with video (in description). Feel free to message me if u need extra help with anything
I'm a complete lightweight, I am still basically a beginner after years. I was just wondering, is it absolutely necessary to decreaee while doing this c2c pattern in the round? Could I just leave it with the pointy edges? I've never done any c2c patterns, but I prefer making blankets in the round, so I thought I'd try this. Any opinion would be much appreciated :)
I just found this video and want to say you make the c2c so much easier to understand. I noticed that you have a decrease video for this type of in the round technique. I am just confused as to why there is a need for the decrease since the blanket is already square? Is it necessary or is it to make the edges even?
renea lee hi, its not needed if u dont want to. In my pattern the decrease will make the design a diamond style and the sides straight. But if u didnt want to decrease you wouldnt need to x
Just to make sure I completely understand. You only do 4 DC when you're at a increase. And when you turn that increase after 4 DC you chain 3 and only do 3 DC. And not do 4 DC again untill the next increase.
Janette Lampson Seidel as explained it’s so at the point of increase the 4th treble will be used as a ch3sp to create the next block, this creates a seamless increase as all the blocks around the blanket will have the 3tr of a c2c block. Without the 4th treble the middle points would be reduced to 2tr blocks. Only the increase point has 4tr all the other are still 3tr
Nice, but as I had asked before when someone posted about this technique in a fb group...why are you calling this c2c when it's called that because it literally goes corner to corner when this is in the round? This is more like the box stitch in the round. Not trying to take away from your work, but things like this can confuse people when it's not given their proper name.
Called it the c2c in the round as it's still the c2c stitch method creating 4 c2c at once, as I was going to make 4 separate c2c then join but used this method instead. When decreasing it returns to the normal decrease of c2c for each side x
Actually the c2c has had many names. I have references as far back as 1910 that call it the crazy stitch, 1970 diagonal stitch, 1980 the magic stitch, and an undated pattern calling it the box stitch. I think it only has been c2c since it’s popularity for triangle shawls and blankets on TH-cam. It’s like the granny square. Now many motifs are referred to as a granny square when there is no resemblance to the actual granny square. Have you seem the c2c ripple? That’s in rows. Like the box stitch? If I have your reference, it is a two round repeat with a row of chains and a row of double Crochets into the chains? Not the same.
Can you help me with the colors I would be more then happy to show you thanks when i get it going i show you we could become crochet partners i have a few now love these utube you makes some many friends beautiful i have wine dusty rose grey i have black jade lol how would you put this together it is for me lap afghan
Oh my. I love using this pattern, but I’m very sad to see so many crocheters still posting on Ravelry. I was so hurt by them calling me and millions of others white supremacists! How can they be so mean??
After a few rows u will be able to do it off memory 😊 if u get stuck after the video ends let me know or visit us in my beginners group (beginners crochet and knitting)
I have to agree with Trish Smith. C2C is a directional technique, NOT a stitch. I wish people would stop interchanging the two. Misinformation is where confusion starts to spread.
I talk constantly during the video. Try turning up your volume. There are also cc if you still cant hear. Also the last part of your comment makes no sense what so ever. Have a nice day.
Love this video and the speed of it. If people want an introduction to c2c they can go to another video. I get very bored watching videos but this one is perfect!
Hi so u will only do the 4tr when increasing. At the beginning this will be every time. As the sides grow it will be easier to see the increase points (it will be where two blocks sit next to each other not staggered) if u need any extra help u can message me on fb. The written may help you to begin with also (linked in description)
Wow 😮mind was blown when I watched this video why have I been crocheting 8 years and I didn’t know you could c2c in the round. Such a game changer thank-you
I’ve made 15 of these so far using different color patterns. I’ve made them wheelchair lapghan size and plan to give them to a local hospital in the children ward. They are so pretty, and it’s my FAVORITE stitch!! Thank you for this wonderful, easy pattern!!
I'm so glad that I found this video! I'm trying to understand the whole c2c concept, watched hundreds of videos, but this video sealed the deal! My new yarn comes in today, it's Variegated. It'll be perfect for this stitch. Thank you for sharing your video with us🙏
C2C was my favorite, but now I'm obsessed. This is working up so beautifully with my ombre yarn. Thank you!
this trick in combination with join-as-you-go c2c now enables me to crochet intricate patterns without having tons of bobbins hanging around the whole time. thank you very much for this inspiration.
I;ve crocheted many c2c blankets, but this one is the top of the line. Love it very much. As a matter of fact, I am crocheting the regular c2c, and when I found this one, I pulled mine apart, (frogged it) and started this tonight. Will post when completed. Thank you. I do know the UK crochet language.
I have made a number of C2C blankets in the round but they didn't lay flat or had one problem or another. This pattern - at long last - is PERFECT! It took a little bit to get the flow and hang of it but now it's smooth sailing. Thanks a million.
Thank you made one last year on your patron looks lovely I came back to your video to do a baby blanket you really show me that I can understand
Thank you for this video. I won't lie, it took me a few tries to understand the 'growth', but I got it, and now it is all good. I could not find any type of blanket pattern I could use to make a rainbow, but watching this video, I now know, my granddaughter will finally get her 'rainbow' blanket.
The C2C is my favorite blanket stitch..it works up so quick and easy.....I love the idea of doing it in the round.....am starting one now......I love it Thank you 😆
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I absolutely love this new concept of doing c2c! This is going to be my new project!
Thank you so much
Thank you for your video tutorial! Finally an easier way of doing the c2c stitch, without having to worry when & where to start the decreasing and how to add a different color without the need of a graph/chart!!!
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I made for my mum it came out perfect thank you for sharing this lovely pattern and have a fruitful happy New year to you and all the veiwers around the world stay blessed 😘🇬🇧
I am so excited about this idea! Thank you for teaching how to do it! I see that people are saying it's actually a differend stitch, but I don't know how to do those stitches in the round either, so it's a win-win for me! I know that my personal favorite stitch is the Moss Stitch, and I've heard it called a couple of different names. Yet the pattern repeat of *sc in next st, ch1, sk 1 st* ( wash, rinse, repeat. ) is the same in each of those differently-named stitches . Who knows how many stitches have been called different names over the years, as long as we learn how to execute them and create projects that provide comfort, warmth or have a purely functional use (washcloth, etc) with these stitches, the craft of crochet and those patterned stitches live on. ☺️
I love this blanket and appreciate your clear instruction. I got carried away and now am trying to decrease a monster blanket. So I suggest stopping after a given number of rounds, then decreasing. I ran out of yarn.
YEAH I finally got it. Persistance pays off. I've been trying for a month to understand this because I love the look of it. Thank you for the video.
I was wondering if I could make one like that I done so many C2C blankets glad I found this
Thankyou so much for explaining the C2C round, it was very easy to understand. I love this pattern very fast ☺️
I've always been with the camp that says "C2C isn't a stitch, it's a pattern. The stitch is the box stitch and you're working it diagonally" (ie. you start in one corner of the blanket/afghan/scarf/whatever, and work your way to the opposite corner) However, after watching this, a lightbulb went off over my head. It IS a C2C stitch, because you're connecting each stitch to the corner of the next stitch! Thanks for a great way to use the versatile stitch in a new way!
Several years ago I came up with practically the same method of starting from the center using this stitch. In my instructions (which I posted on the Knitting Paradise forum), I originally used a name for the stitch (I think I called it "block stitch" or "box stitch" because I had seen it called that somewhere), but no one seemed to know what I was talking about. Then someone said I was simply using C2C (although they didn't actually call it a stitch), only in the round, and suddenly everyone understand. Oh well...
By the way I also developed a way to create a rectangle from the center, with a modified start from the square method. I don't have a way to make videos, but if someone is interested I can try to write out instructions for it. (No need for decreases.)
Yıllardır bu örgü tekniğini bulmak için TH-cam'dan arıyordum Ve nihayet buldum size çok teşekkür ederim❤
I tried another site and thought I got it but you explained it better and took it slow enough for us to understand. Thank you l
Wow! I haven’t seen a C2C done this way before. I want to try it! Thank u for sharing!
I found that you were to close to the camera alot and out of focus.
Can you make another video only more clearer
i am a visual learner and this video is just right for the yarn cakes i have. also, i know just what to do with my yarn scraps. thank you so much for this video.
I like the idea of going in the round but I will have to START one to understand when to do 4 stitches and 3 stitches. But I still like the idea.
Lindo demais seu trabalho.
I love making corner to corner in a round and its easier to do and you can make it as big as you want. I have made this with self stripping yarn for some friends and family. Didnt really like the original one cause couldnt make big for adults could only do it for a baby. But anyways thanks so much for this video its so much easier to do.
I think this is hatch stitch. It is comonly used in corner to corner blankets but many other stitches can be used. Knitting can be worked corner to corner too.
Id love to know how to work this in a tube for a seamless skirt or dress, ie in the round.
That is great. I did not know you can do it in the round. Interesting. Gracias.
I definitely like this technique....seems like fun to try.... I learned c2c recently...so not really great at it yet so maybe this will replace that one? Not sure but a little confused by the 4&3d/c ...... but looks like 4 ... only when beginning increase row? I’ll watch video a few more times before I attempt this....thank you for this tutorial....always fun to try new things anyway....this is all for fun and enjoyment so.😂🧶thank you
I like this because it is a square all along, and you don't have to worry about running out of yarn before you finish off the last corner.
When doing the original C2C, I often use just I large skein(10oz-10.5oz.) of #3 weight yarn to make a baby blanket. I will weigh my yarn periodically so I start decreasing when I reach the 1/2 way point. You don't have to do that with this version. Of course, it is no longer a DIAGONAL pattern this way either though.
Diagonal pattern still possible but would take extra steps if wanted stripes instead of diamond square :)
I love this idea. My square starting out seems like the spaces are creating pretty big holes, that I don't like. I'm going to start over. 😔
Love love this patron can't stop making it
Merci beaucoup!! J'ai suivi votre video et j'ai pigé!!
wonderful tutorial! thank you so much 💙 💚 you have explained this very well.
I loved this video can you please do a short video on how to decrease in the round? thanks so much!
Charlene Jones hi 🙂 it's on my to do list to make a video on the decrease as well 🙂 x
Thank you for a beautiful pattern! What is the best way to change to a new yarn color?
Marlene Silvano thank you. I change yarn in this pattern by pulling the new colour through the loop on the hook after joining the last blocks together but just before turning. I pull the old colour tight (not too tight mind) so that when I start the next colour it’s now the loop on my hook as after trying different methods I found that to be the best for me 🙂 have a play around with the different styles till u find one u like 🙂
BlueRose Crochet Thank you for such a quick reply!! I’m working on the pattern right now and I’ll see what works best.
I forgot who told me this. When ready to slip stitch, change color, pull new color through!
I am so excited for this video. I am looking to start this today.
You will have to show us How to make a rectangle I am not so clever but I dit a lot of your blankets love the patron
Like it this way. Now can't you use any c2c pattern just start in center. Great video. Just joined.
Thank you so much for making this video!
I love the color that you show me how to do it 2c2 corner I really love I am going to start to make one soon and when I am done I will take a picture it will be mixed color
when making a very large c2c in the round blanket does it need to be decreased? and if yes.. how do you determine when to start the decrease?
Esther Apter I’ve responded to your message 🙂
This looks great. Can i ask, how would i make a border for this design? How would i make it a flat large square so I could put a border on it?
You can add a border however u liked. Im using the border prep i have filmed as well to create a base for a smooth border that anything can be added to. 😊
@@bluerosecrochet Hiya hun, have you finished the border video yet please?
@@naomikeiser4124 hey hun not yet, but half term is next week so should be able to get it done soon
@@bluerosecrochet Woo Hoo, can't wait. Thanks for all you share wth us...this tutorial is now VERY popular in an Aussie Crochet group! xx
Love this using RHSS Ombré “Scuba”!!
I love the C2C stitch so glad to see I don't have to make them all stripped diagonally. My question is, if I want to make it rectangle instead of square which side do I decrease until it is the desired length?
Ralph Lynn im filming the decrease this month which will include how to make it rectangle 😊 x
Thank you for this!! I love this!!
This is a cool tutorial, but I have two questions.
How and where do you change colors?
Could you give more details on forming the corners?
Thank you, you can change colours at the start of a round, you would do this that same as in any other project :) I am working on a design for this pattern atm so a new video should come out some time this yearv which will show colour changes in this style a lot.
I have look and look so I have it in my memory 😊 so lovely
Why do you sometimes add 3 DC and sometimes you put 4 and do you only do 3 DC at the end of each round
3dc make the block. At the increase point use 4dc as the 4th dc will be the 'chsp' for the next block to start the other side. Without the 4th dc the increase points will only have 2dc making them not invisible
Is there any way you can write out what you're doing in the pattern?
Hi. There’s a written pattern to get you started in the description :)
Interesting! I read about all the different names that C2C was called in ur reply to someone.
Ok i am new to you from Newfoundland Canada love t he c2c but my trouble is mixing the colors right i have tons of wool to make one yikes think i am colour blind lol
I think the video is good but I think if you fed your yarn from the left side would be more efficient while you are working. I also wish you could have explained why you were doing the two steps of 3 DC and 4 DC to help us understand the pattern better. Great job!
Hi. Thank you. I'm using the yarn on the right side as im sat at the table filming not in my usual crochet area, there was no space on the left to have it that side.
The 3dc/tr make up a block. Where the join is the turn down the other side if there wasnt 4dc/tr at that point, the peak blocks would only have 2dc/tr ruining the invisible seam. The 4th dc/tr is worked around essencially used as a chain space like in a normal c2c. This keeps the 3dc/tr of the block at the peaks untouched maintaining the invisible seam. If you have any questions dont be afraid to message me on facebook 😊
It would be much easier to follow if you would have used a darker background. These colors blend into the background and make it hard to follow.
This is beautiful
I did corner to corner but I don’t understand where the four stitches should be used and three in others. It is still a thumbs up 👍 I wish I could figure out how and why I put three dc and four in others I love the way you do this but I am so confused
Hi Carol the 4th dc is the increase point so the first 2 rounds will be all increases. Afterwards the increase block (4dc) will always be ur first block of the points (where it will always have two blocks next to each other in a line instead of diagonal) if u ever need extra help you can find me on facebook or email my blog 😊
Hi I was watching you video..im a bit confused. why do you start with 4 DCs but then on the corners only use 3 DCs for each square. I know normal c2c is 3 DCs for each...can you explain?
Susie Toste hi, so we use 4dc to start on every block as we need the 4th one to use as a “chain” to put the next block into. After round 1 you will start to get ‘line’ blocks where u only need to normal 3dc to make the block, at the peak of the row before turning down the other side u will need 4dc again as the 4th is the “chain” for the next block again. As it grows u will be able to see where the 4dc block goes a lot easier. If u need help to get started the c2c block pattern written up will help u get started a long with video (in description). Feel free to message me if u need extra help with anything
@@bluerosecrochet Thank you for this explanation very much appreciated for your time
Love from Ireland xxx
I'm a complete lightweight, I am still basically a beginner after years. I was just wondering, is it absolutely necessary to decreaee while doing this c2c pattern in the round? Could I just leave it with the pointy edges? I've never done any c2c patterns, but I prefer making blankets in the round, so I thought I'd try this. Any opinion would be much appreciated :)
Kris Veazey nope u can leave it as is if u like 🙂
Não consegui entender a entrada para a próxima carreira. Alguém pode me orientar, por favor. Obrigado amigas e amigos crocheteiros.
I just found this video and want to say you make the c2c so much easier to understand. I noticed that you have a decrease video for this type of in the round technique. I am just confused as to why there is a need for the decrease since the blanket is already square? Is it necessary or is it to make the edges even?
renea lee hi, its not needed if u dont want to. In my pattern the decrease will make the design a diamond style and the sides straight. But if u didnt want to decrease you wouldnt need to x
BlueRose Crochet, Thanks for the explanation! I was just thinking that I had missed something but your explanation make sense. :-)
Can you show us how t o decrease I’m having trouble x
Penny Lawman have you watched this one hun - th-cam.com/video/gSWtxDXXFEY/w-d-xo.html
Good afternoon..have you had the chance to do at least a couple if rows of decrease in the round? I would really..really need it!! Thanks a bunch
Charlene Jones it's on my list to do this month x
BlueRose Crochet thank you sooooo much you are awesome!!
Is there a written pattern
Yes. In the description box
It's grandma robot I love the c2c stitch but you have to buy a lot of yarn special for a Afghan or blanket for bed size
Made a king size blanket with Aran yarn around 1500g was used. Had loads left over from my haul for this blanket.
Just to make sure I completely understand. You only do 4 DC when you're at a increase. And when you turn that increase after 4 DC you chain 3 and only do 3 DC. And not do 4 DC again untill the next increase.
NVM at 10:27 you completely answered my question. Thanks again!
Can I get going and going. I wan make big for a throw size
Amy Jones-wood yer, this project will be double bed size (for me), you would keep adding rows till it was the size u wanted x
Please write this up also!
There is a written for how to do this. Link in the description both uk and us terms
@@bluerosecrochet Thank you!
Why are you doing 4 instead of the usual 3?
Janette Lampson Seidel as explained it’s so at the point of increase the 4th treble will be used as a ch3sp to create the next block, this creates a seamless increase as all the blocks around the blanket will have the 3tr of a c2c block. Without the 4th treble the middle points would be reduced to 2tr blocks.
Only the increase point has 4tr all the other are still 3tr
Please put yarn supply to left of your work.
As explained before i was not sat at my normal crochet spot and couldn't have the yarn on the left as there was no space.
It looks like a standard crochet version of entrelac .
I love it thank you 😊
Great pattern. Thanks
How do you make it quake?
Anita Madsen if you follow my link to the c2c square motif pattern i have some photos on the decrease. I will be filming the decrease soon x
What is quake?
Is there a USA written pattern?
Raven Earthflame it’s currently only uk terminologies but I am planning to write it up in us terms.
BlueRose Crochet can’t wait thanks
Hi Raven, i have just uploaded the US terminology pdf to Ravelry :)
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/c2c-in-the-round-afghan-block
Thank you so much for posting the ravery link. You are awesome and so is this pattern :)
Please turn up your volume.
Paula Daigle this was filmed before i started editing the audio.
You wrote back to me God love you my colors i have is wine dusty rose beige jade i think lol grey ho my too many colours
Can never have too many colours 😊 would love to see it when uve made it ❤
Nice, but as I had asked before when someone posted about this technique in a fb group...why are you calling this c2c when it's called that because it literally goes corner to corner when this is in the round? This is more like the box stitch in the round. Not trying to take away from your work, but things like this can confuse people when it's not given their proper name.
Called it the c2c in the round as it's still the c2c stitch method creating 4 c2c at once, as I was going to make 4 separate c2c then join but used this method instead. When decreasing it returns to the normal decrease of c2c for each side x
Actually the c2c has had many names. I have references as far back as 1910 that call it the crazy stitch, 1970 diagonal stitch, 1980 the magic stitch, and an undated pattern calling it the box stitch. I think it only has been c2c since it’s popularity for triangle shawls and blankets on TH-cam. It’s like the granny square. Now many motifs are referred to as a granny square when there is no resemblance to the actual granny square.
Have you seem the c2c ripple? That’s in rows.
Like the box stitch? If I have your reference, it is a two round repeat with a row of chains and a row of double Crochets into the chains? Not the same.
hi there
that did help me thks diane
Can you help me with the colors I would be more then happy to show you thanks when i get it going i show you we could become crochet partners i have a few now love these utube you makes some many friends beautiful i have wine dusty rose grey i have black jade lol how would you put this together it is for me lap afghan
Sure. U can message me on fb so i can see the colours if you like 😊
Oh my. I love using this pattern, but I’m very sad to see so many crocheters still posting on Ravelry. I was so hurt by them calling me and millions of others white supremacists! How can they be so mean??
Marlene Silvano I agree with you 100% ,I felt the same way...what a sad Day that was.
Thank you so much
Lindo
I will have to follow ur tutorial closely or I’m afraid that I will be lost.
After a few rows u will be able to do it off memory 😊 if u get stuck after the video ends let me know or visit us in my beginners group (beginners crochet and knitting)
Just wanted to say I am New My name is Aleta Sneed
Hi Aleta
Should get your email
Get rid of background noise
I mean squere?
I have to agree with Trish Smith. C2C is a directional technique, NOT a stitch. I wish people would stop interchanging the two. Misinformation is where confusion starts to spread.
Ok not too sure if i know how to do that i am not a computer person hang on lol
Hi there i just message you think it is you lol thanks for your help
Yer it was me 😊
Is not a good vidéo, you say nothing. I dont understand why this vidéo, not partage
I talk constantly during the video. Try turning up your volume. There are also cc if you still cant hear. Also the last part of your comment makes no sense what so ever. Have a nice day.
This is the most easily understood and explained c2c tutorial I've seen! Your comment makes no sense to me, either!
Love this video and the speed of it. If people want an introduction to c2c they can go to another video. I get very bored watching videos but this one is perfect!
How do you know when to do the 3 and 4 trebbles...I'm confused!
Hi so u will only do the 4tr when increasing. At the beginning this will be every time. As the sides grow it will be easier to see the increase points (it will be where two blocks sit next to each other not staggered) if u need any extra help u can message me on fb. The written may help you to begin with also (linked in description)
Thank you so much