Graphgans

In a crochet graphgan, the design is typically worked using the corner-to-corner (C2C) method, though other techniques can also be used. The pattern is followed pixel by pixel, with each square on the graph representing one stitch or color change. The result is a beautiful, detailed image or pattern that emerges as you work through the graph.

How to Make a Crochet Graphgan:
Create or find a graph: The graph represents your design, and it typically consists of squares, where each square corresponds to one stitch (such as a double crochet stitch) or color change. You can find pre-made graphgan patterns online or create your own graph using design software.

Choose the right stitches: While the corner-to-corner (C2C) technique is commonly used, you can also use other methods like basic double crochet (dc) or single crochet (sc), depending on the look and size you want.

Start crocheting from one corner: The most common method for making graphgans is to work from one corner, following the graph row by row, changing colors as indicated in the chart.

Work in blocks or pixels: Each "block" or "pixel" in the graph represents a stitch (e.g., a double crochet stitch), and you’ll follow the graph to create the picture or pattern. You change colors as indicated, ensuring that the final result matches the design on the graph.

Finish the graphgan: Once you've completed all the rows and stitches following the graph, you can add a border or finish as desired