Lets Crochet a Baby Rhino C2C Square
C2C Cartoon Baby Rhino Square project. Follow the graph pattern where each square represents a stitch in your C2C pattern. The result is a square that can be used as a block for a larger project (like a blanket or wall hanging), or it can be finished as a standalone piece.
This pattern is one component of a crochet bundle or pattern, for more on this visit :
Wild Animals C2C Afghan Squares
This pattern bundle includes nine wild animal face designs.
The Cheerful Crocodile, a Cute Koala Bear, a Smiling Panda Bear, The Friendly Polar Bear, Baby Rhino, an Upbeat Tiger, The Modest Zebra, a Happy Hippo, and the forever Lazy Lion.
Each square has its own unique design, but they all follow the same corner-to-corner method.
Corner-to-corner crochet squares are a popular method for crocheting squares by working from one corner to the opposite corner.
You can easily create a beautiful blanket for children or babies C2C Crochet square pattern bundle.
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Corner to Corner (C2C)
To crochet a Corner to Corner (C2C) project, you'll increase a square ( also referred to as blocks)
in each row by chaining 3, work 3 double crochet sts in the chain space, and slip stitching to the next block.
1. Starting a C2C Project (Increase)
Ch 3: Chain 3 stitches.
3 Double Crochets ( 3dc ) : Work 3 double crochets into the same chain space.
Slip Stitch (sl st) : Slip stitch into the top of the next block.
Repeat: Repeat the previous steps (Ch 3, 3 dc, sl st) across the row.
2. Increasing Rows:
Ch 3 : Chain 3 stitches.
3 dc : Work 3 double crochet sts into the chain space.
Sl st: Slip stitch into the top of the next block.
Repeat: Repeat the previous steps (Ch 3, 3 dc, sl st) across the row.
Turn: Turn your work and repeat the process for the next row, adding a new block on each side.
3. Decreasing Rows:
Turn : Turn your work to the left, so the working yarn is in front of the stitches.
Slip stitch : Slip stitch up the side of the block.
Ch 3 : Chain 3 stitches.
3 dc : Work 3 double crochet sts in the chain space.
Sl st : Slip stitch into the top of the next block.
Repeat: Repeat the previous steps (Ch 3, 3 dc, sl st) across the row.
Turn : Turn your work and repeat the process for the next row, decreasing one block on each side
Example of working direction :
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Protea Crochet Flower Square
My love for flower granny squares is almost as big as my use of bright bold colors, packed with some pretty awesome stitch techniques, it ends up in a beautifully textured crochet square.
The Protea Flower Square is the first large square in my My African Garden Patchwork Afghan.
When I first launched my pattern, it was almost a fearful response of crocheters being intimidated by the difficulty of a flower crochet pattern, and honestly in my mind, working in the round, making granny squares, and the simplest easiest form of learning crochet.
Flower Crochet Square - Agapanthus
Agapanthus Africanus Crochet Flower Square is another large Afghan square from my My African Garden Patchwork Afghan.
This delicate floral 12-inch flower square is based on the Agapanthus Africanus, also known as the African lily, flower, these beauties adorn many gardens in late summer and are often found in tight clusters.
Crochet Flower Square - African Cosmos
Small crochet squares are a love for any crochet lover no matter the level of experience. a Crochet Flower square le squares seem simple on their own but show their true beautiful prestige in the strength of numbers, there is nothing prettier than making a large flower square blanket throw. Flower granny squares are truly versatile in being used in cardigans, fabric coasters, granny square tote bags, large and small blankets, summer tops, and many more.
This page includes a row-by-row photo tutorial for this pretty little African Cosmos Crochet Flower Square