Bella Coco i am so glad i came back to watch this again BEFORE i started decreasing on one side....I almost went by the width across the top where the “scallops” are at as my length...WHEW!! THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING ALL YOUR PROJECTS SO WELL!!!
THANK YOU!! I've done a few C2C rectangular blankets in the past, but it's been a while and I needed a refresher on decreasing/increasing from row to row. I fought with this the past 2 days, looking at other videos that didn't help me at all. You walked me right through it!
Thankyou for your instructions. You make it so clear what to do and so easy to follow. I had never heard of the C2C rug before today. I saw one and amReally excited to start. Thanx again Jan Roesler
Thanks so much. First time trying a C2C, and making it Square didn’t make sense for a blanket. Thank you for your CLEAR, CONCISE instructions. I look forward to checking into other Crochet tutorials from you. Thank You
This by far the easiest rectangle that I have found. Thanks so much for explaining everything so well. I thought I was destined to keep on doing square blankets instead of rectangles. Thanks again.
Thank you for the tutorial. I am working on one and thought I was doing something wrong, I thought I would meet up with the decreasing edge. I know now that I have to decrease on the other side too. I have enjoyed watching your videos.
Thank you so much for doing this tutorial! You made it so simple! I tried to figure this out myself and had the hardest time. I looked up UA-cam videos on it and watched the wrong tutorial I think, she didn’t simply this as much as you did so I just kept going in circles until I found your tutorial. This is amazing and I can finally finish the pattern I was working on, thank you!!!
Thank you so very much for making this video. I am doing my very first ever c2c rectangular afghan and was having a hard time visualizing how to do the maintaining size rows.
Thank you for this tutorial. I can finally finish my c2c. I've neglected it for so long because I wasn't sure how to turn it from a square into a rectangle.
Your style of teaching is just what I needed. I have been trying to figure this one out for a while now and I get confused. I am dyslexic and get so many things backward. I absolutely love your UA-cam videos. Thank you so much for putting these videos out there for people like me. I will be purchasing a hooded sweatshirt as soon as we get out taxes back. Happy New Year and God Bless You. Penny from Oklahoma
I know this is three years old but: 🙏 Thank you! 🙏 You have cleared me from so much confusion 😀 I swear I've frogged that one corner row at least 20 times now 😅 now I can finally continue 😀
Thanks so much for this video. I just ripped out many inches of a scarf that went from the width I wanted to a very narrow strip. There was no way to sew the different widths together to make an infinity scarf and it was too far off to block into shape to match. I hesitated for a long time because the yarn has some fuzzy spots that stick together but I am glad I took it back to the c2c triangle. Now i can do it the right way with your help. The yarn is shawl in a cake and is very pretty with its long color shifts but the last try came out wrong. I will come back here and watch again if I get stuck and the straight edges go off course. Hopefully, that won't happen again. I have never done c2c crocheting before and it is always fun to learn a new stitch after 60+ years of crocheting.
Hi there, welcome back! Can you do a tutorial on how to do a c2c with some type of graphic design, a teddy bear or an owl. c2c is my favorite stitch, but I would love to create a special blanket for a gift for a family member. Thank you.
I'm not sure how I never figured out on my own to do the slip stitch when you turn instead of the chain three to get rid of the chains going down the decrease side. It looks so much better than what I have been doing. So thanks for the bonus tip.
Hiya, great to see you back Hun. I've not long ago finished a c2c, so going to put this one on my project list. Hope everyone is ok. Lots of love. Xxxx
Ooh I LOVE that colour. I must get my hands on some of that chunky pots. Hope that Ella and hubby are doing well, and that you are getting a bit better too. I’ve been loving all the baby pics on Instagram 😍😘
Thank you! I just learned C2C, and I'm sitting here with half a blanket on my lap... and thinking, uhh, how do I make this rectangular?! Your video is so easy to understand!
I was really enjoying this but then I got confused. If after decreasing on one side you decrease on the other side too? One side decreases and then when do you start decrease on the other side? I need to make the rectangle 48” long.
Once you have reached the width you want you should continue to increase on one side only and decrease on the other. Once you have then reached the right length you decrease on both to finish 😊
Hello, thank you for this tutorial. Need your help. I already finished a square C2C afghan but want to know how can I add more rows to make it a rectangle. Thank you.
To make a rectangle C2C blanket you need to increase on one side but decrease on the other. If you have already made a square and don't want to start again, I would make some smaller square C2Cs and join them on 😊
Way late, but thanks so much for this video! I refer back to it whenever I mess up, or have a paranoid moment when I think I messed up because things look weird. 😋 BTW, if anyone is looking to use this stitch for something super warm and fuzzy, I'm a little over halfway done with a CTC blanket in doubled Caron Latte Cakes, and the skoosh factor is off the charts! I picked up 10 cakes of misc colorways on clearance, and it looks like the finished blanket will be 54" x 70" or so (2 doubled increase, 1 doubled extension, 2 doubled decrease).
To work the rectangle you should begin working your c2c as you would normally - once you’ve reached the size you want you can continue increasing on one side only, and then decrease both to finish 😊
I would double check that you're making the increase correctly and working into the right chain when you make your first stitch; if you chain one less (so your first stitch is a chain two, not a chain three) you may find that it looks straighter too 😊
As someone new to crochet, this was VERY helpful. I haven't crocheted since I was a teenager and am 58 now, so it's all new again and C2C wasn't a thing back then. I appreciate any help that is given.
This is the easiest explanation of how to make a rectangular corner to corner project! Thank you for sharing !
Finally a video that is short and direct with instructions that work.
Thank you :)
This is the easiest tutorial I have seen on c2c so far. Thank you for making this method east to understand!
Glad it was helpful :)
This has been the easiest rectangle c2c that I have been able to find and understand...thank you so much!!
I agree! Between this lovely lady and BlossomCrochet I've increased my skills immensely!
Thank you for teaching "an old dog new tricks" with your clear video.
You are a great teacher Bella. Precise and easy to follow, even for a left hander in Perth Western Australia. Thankyou 😊
You are very welcome :)
Bella Coco i am so glad i came back to watch this again BEFORE i started decreasing on one side....I almost went by the width across the top where the “scallops” are at as my length...WHEW!! THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING ALL YOUR PROJECTS SO WELL!!!
THANK YOU!! I've done a few C2C rectangular blankets in the past, but it's been a while and I needed a refresher on decreasing/increasing from row to row. I fought with this the past 2 days, looking at other videos that didn't help me at all. You walked me right through it!
You are very welcome :)
Thankyou for your instructions. You make it so clear what to do and so easy to follow. I had never heard of the C2C rug before today. I saw one and amReally excited to start. Thanx again Jan Roesler
You are very welcome :)
Thanks so much. First time trying a C2C, and making it Square didn’t make sense for a blanket.
Thank you for your CLEAR, CONCISE instructions.
I look forward to checking into other Crochet tutorials from you.
Thank You
You're very welcome :)
Thank you so much! You're an amazing teacher ❤
You're very welcome :)
This by far the easiest rectangle that I have found. Thanks so much for explaining everything so well. I thought I was destined to keep on doing square blankets instead of rectangles. Thanks again.
You're very welcome :)
THANK YOU SO MUCH BELLA FOR YOUR WONDERFUL VIDEO'S ......I am dealing with losing my sight and your way of teaching is so helpful .....
You're very welcome and glad that my tutorials are helping you :)
Thank you for the tutorial. I am working on one and thought I was doing something wrong, I thought I would meet up with the decreasing edge. I know now that I have to decrease on the other side too. I have enjoyed watching your videos.
Thank you so much!!! The easiest video to follow.
You are very welcome :)
Thank you so much for doing this tutorial! You made it so simple! I tried to figure this out myself and had the hardest time. I looked up UA-cam videos on it and watched the wrong tutorial I think, she didn’t simply this as much as you did so I just kept going in circles until I found your tutorial. This is amazing and I can finally finish the pattern I was working on, thank you!!!
You're very welcome and I'm glad it helped :)
This was so helpful. I just started doing C2C crochet, and I was looking for rectangle instructions. Thank you! :)
You are very welcome :)
Thank you so very much for making this video. I am doing my very first ever c2c rectangular afghan and was having a hard time visualizing how to do the maintaining size rows.
You are very welcome :)
Thank you for this tutorial. I can finally finish my c2c. I've neglected it for so long because I wasn't sure how to turn it from a square into a rectangle.
You are very welcome :)
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Thank you Bella for simplifying this pattern for me.
You’re very welcome 😊
Amazing. Thank you xx from Australia 🇦🇺 🎉💕
You are very welcome :)
Your style of teaching is just what I needed. I have been trying to figure this one out for a while now and I get confused. I am dyslexic and get so many things backward. I absolutely love your UA-cam videos. Thank you so much for putting these videos out there for people like me. I will be purchasing a hooded sweatshirt as soon as we get out taxes back. Happy New Year and God Bless You. Penny from Oklahoma
You are very welcome I'm so pleased that they are of help to you :)
This video helped me very much with my work.
And I'm very happy because you start making videos again.I love your videos very much💗💗
Thank you Maria x
Thanks for this! Very clear, helpfull❤
You're very welcome :)
Hello so glad to see a new tutorial. Hope you and baby are well! 🙂
We are great thanks. Just easing back in. The next tutorial will be in the new year x
@@bellacococrochet brilliant video and channel! May i ask where are you from? Im not native in English and i can understand you perfectly!
I know this is three years old but: 🙏 Thank you! 🙏 You have cleared me from so much confusion 😀 I swear I've frogged that one corner row at least 20 times now 😅 now I can finally continue 😀
You are very welcome :)
Thank you for this very clear and helpful video. Exactly what I needed 👍
You are welcome :)
Just finished two c2c blankets using this yarn - love it. Thanks for the tutorials.
What yarn is this btw?
thanks I finally am understanding again. appreciate your help and explanation.
Glad it helped :)
@@bellacococrochet some people talk a little and I hard time to understand, appreciate your slower talking
I love the color of your yarn
Happy to see you!! Welcome back, Hope you and baby are well
Thank you. I’ll have a new video in the new year...easing back in 😊
Thank you providing an easy pattern to follow.
You are welcome :)
thank you. very clear and easy to see video. much appreciated!
You are welcome :)
this is one of my favorite stitches. thank u for all you have taught. I hope this year will be full of joy. you are glowing as a mom
Thanks so much x
Thank you for the well explanatory tutorial ♥
You're very welcome :)
Thank you so much for this. So helpful and easy to follow 😁
You're very welcome :)
Thanks so much for this video. I just ripped out many inches of a scarf that went from the width I wanted to a very narrow strip. There was no way to sew the different widths together to make an infinity scarf and it was too far off to block into shape to match. I hesitated for a long time because the yarn has some fuzzy spots that stick together but I am glad I took it back to the c2c triangle. Now i can do it the right way with your help. The yarn is shawl in a cake and is very pretty with its long color shifts but the last try came out wrong. I will come back here and watch again if I get stuck and the straight edges go off course. Hopefully, that won't happen again. I have never done c2c crocheting before and it is always fun to learn a new stitch after 60+ years of crocheting.
You're very welcome :)
Thank you so much for the video. It was just what I needed to continue on with my project.
You're welcome :)
Hi there, welcome back! Can you do a tutorial on how to do a c2c with some type of graphic design, a teddy bear or an owl. c2c is my favorite stitch, but I would love to create a special blanket for a gift for a family member. Thank you.
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The crochet crowd has a graph teddy bear c2c blanket :) the previous line is the link to that video
Nice to see you back. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas and New year .x
Thank you very much, this video was great, always had a problem making a rectangle.
You're very welcome :)
Thank you. Welcome back Sarah-Jayne!
Thank you x
I'm not sure how I never figured out on my own to do the slip stitch when you turn instead of the chain three to get rid of the chains going down the decrease side. It looks so much better than what I have been doing. So thanks for the bonus tip.
You are very welcome :)
Hiya, great to see you back Hun. I've not long ago finished a c2c, so going to put this one on my project list. Hope everyone is ok. Lots of love. Xxxx
Very well, explained , thank you.
You're welcome :)
Ooh I LOVE that colour. I must get my hands on some of that chunky pots. Hope that Ella and hubby are doing well, and that you are getting a bit better too. I’ve been loving all the baby pics on Instagram 😍😘
Great tutorial, thank you. I like the Lavender Fields yarn too.
So pretty isn’t it!
Thank you so much!! Love you girl!!!
Love you too 😘
Thank you so much! Helped me a lot!
You're welcome :)
Welcome back and thank you...looking forward to getting this started :)
thanks so much ... just when I needed it ;) Doing my first c2c blanket. Donna from Canada
I have a question, on the corner to corner blanket. Do u chai six on each side?
@@donnathompson6694 Yes, 6 then double cr in the forth from the hook.
Welcome back! We missed you 😀
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Thank you so much!very helpful!
You're very welcome :)
thank you , very easy to follow
Thank you so much for this video; I tried it on my own and it did not work, now I have the method. Thank you so much!
I bet this would make beautiful placemats. What kind of thread would you use? Maybe you could do a video?
Thank you! I just learned C2C, and I'm sitting here with half a blanket on my lap... and thinking, uhh, how do I make this rectangular?! Your video is so easy to understand!
You are very welcome :)
Thank you very easy to follow and now my C2C blanket is going to be a rectangle
You're very welcome 🙂
Thank you!!!
You are very welcome :)
Great Video, I used to see scarf C2C patterns and wonder how to do
Thank you :)
So helpful thank you
I did a table runner in small thread beautiful.
That's brilliant
That is a beautiful yarn!
I was really enjoying this but then I got confused. If after decreasing on one side you decrease on the other side too? One side decreases and then when do you start decrease on the other side? I need to make the rectangle 48” long.
Once you have reached the width you want you should continue to increase on one side only and decrease on the other. Once you have then reached the right length you decrease on both to finish 😊
@@bellacococrochet thank you so much 😊 it’s such a beautiful stitch and you explain it beautifully 💖
Do I start decreasing when the project is as wide as I want it, or when it is as long as I want it? Please and thanks!
I believe as long as you want it...
@@emmaaverbeck8862 thank you. That’s what I thought too because the part she points to is the side.
I would begin to decrease once you have reached the width you want 😊
Thank you so much.I km Troy to do the same piece of crochet.
Hello, thank you for this tutorial. Need your help.
I already finished a square C2C afghan but want to know how can I add more rows to make it a rectangle.
Thank you.
To make a rectangle C2C blanket you need to increase on one side but decrease on the other. If you have already made a square and don't want to start again, I would make some smaller square C2Cs and join them on 😊
Hermoso!
Gracias :)
Thank you so much
Beautiful mam thanks
Thank you for sharing! :)
does it matter when you are at the end and beginning, which direction you turn after you slip stitch?
It doesn't matter which way you turn as long as you are slip stitching back towards the unworked part of the piece 😊
thank you for the great video,,,,,,,
Way late, but thanks so much for this video! I refer back to it whenever I mess up, or have a paranoid moment when I think I messed up because things look weird. 😋
BTW, if anyone is looking to use this stitch for something super warm and fuzzy, I'm a little over halfway done with a CTC blanket in doubled Caron Latte Cakes, and the skoosh factor is off the charts! I picked up 10 cakes of misc colorways on clearance, and it looks like the finished blanket will be 54" x 70" or so (2 doubled increase, 1 doubled extension, 2 doubled decrease).
You're very welcome :)
Thankyou
You’re welcome 😊
Do you have c2c rectangle in waffle stitch?
I really like this rectangular C2C... is there a written pattern for it?
Sorry I don't have a written pattern for this 🙂
I'm having a issue with the last row before decreasing on the monster truck c2c blanket
So if im seeing this correct. I would continue to decrease one side while increasing the other side until i get to the length i want
Yes that’s correct, and then to finish you can decrease both sides as normal 😊
Where do I find the written patterns for the rectangular c2c blanket? I'm not computor literate
Sorry I don't have a written pattern for this :)
So once I have the length I want, I begin to decrease on both sides?
Yes, once it's the length you need it to be you should decrease on both sides 😊
Could someone tell me does Belle have a printable pattern for the C2C rectangle?
How do you measure the length?
HI BELLA HOW MANY ROLLS TO DEGREASE TON A RECTANGULAR C2C.
To work the rectangle you should begin working your c2c as you would normally - once you’ve reached the size you want you can continue increasing on one side only, and then decrease both to finish 😊
Great video, How are doing?
My increase looks off not completely a right angle straight lines why is that?
I would double check that you're making the increase correctly and working into the right chain when you make your first stitch; if you chain one less (so your first stitch is a chain two, not a chain three) you may find that it looks straighter too 😊
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Bella Coco....PLEASE TELL ME THAT THE DIAGONAL FINALLY MEETS AND MAKES IT STRAIGHT ACROSS. I DONT THINK ITS EVER GONNA MEET. LOL
lol yes it will meet if you follow along with the tutorial (i promise) :)
Legenda em português please thanks
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Really? People couldn't work that out?
If people are new to crochet, it can be harder for them to grasp x
As someone new to crochet, this was VERY helpful. I haven't crocheted since I was a teenager and am 58 now, so it's all new again and C2C wasn't a thing back then. I appreciate any help that is given.
Gee you must be a Rhode Scholar and know everything.