Whoa Nelly! Pull them reins back.😮💨😵💫 This video I will be watching 100 times. What a great tutorial, I’m just learning these crochet ways. I thank you for being patient enough to make this video.❤🙏
It definitely looks more complicated than it is - once you get going, after a few rounds the pattern sort of clicks in your head and then it's plain sailing!
What a fun way to make a square! This pattern would also work really well with a variegated yarn - looks like I'm adding this to the library for my next project. Thank you for sharing!
Robin, you are a genius!! This is a great stash buster and so unique! I only wish my brain worked like yours! So glad I can follow you and your great designs!
Just want to tell you I enjoy your videos. They have helped me rekindle a love of crochet started with my grandma 50 years ago! Love and appreciate the time and efforts you share! ❤ from Louisville Kentucky
A lovely pattern. Gets the creative juices flowing. I am astonished by the technique for incorporating the tail of new color into the stitches. Never saw this terrific way to hide and secure tails before . Will be using this starting immediately. Thank you for a great tutorial.
I am just starting out and have watched so many tutorial videos, but yours are the very best of all. Awesome how you explain everything and show it at the same time.
Robin years ago I saw this type of crochet and really liked it. The great thing is up until today crochet has been a bit difficult but I followed your instructions today like a pro 😲👍. I have completed swans and jackets and shawls and a hat but still not easily. I think it's age 🤣 79, and persistence 👍. I read that the older brain is more malleable than when we are young 🙄👍. Anyways I love the pattern and already see a lap rug in cotton yarn starting for a granddaughter . Thank you so much for your inspirational crochet videos 👍🙋🏼♀️🌹💖. Blessings and Peace.
Thanks, Robin! This is so pretty... and another to add to my 'to hook' list. I'm currently midway through shell shawl 6... 7 is next, then some poppies for you. After those? Some sort of square/s ❤
Great square and great tutorial. Starting a temperature blanket and wanted a fresh look, this pattern is it. Can't wait to get started. Thank Robin. I love your channel. I'm a member!!!!!!
Love your video always make think so easy thank you so much What if do it in one colour please can you explain as I don’t want to change colour every rounds will be very kind of you looking forward thank you so much 😊😊😊
Hmm this pattern works easiest if you're changing colours each round purely because you restart each row in a different block type than you end on so you'd have to rejoin each time. UNLESS you're feeling up for having a play with the pattern and seeing if you can tweak it to make it work in continuous rounds 😃
@@HookedbyRobinI’ve started this but decided on different colour yarns as not cleaver enough to mess with the pattern. I just hate sewing in ends so thanks for the tip on the joining end…love your channel xxx
Love this, got to try this ….you explain very well, thank you.Would I just slip stitch over to needed place if I’m using a solid color yarn? I’m just learning c2c.
Have 2 questions: 1] can it be done in striping yarn and not finishing off after every round? If so, how would I go from 1 round to next? 2] Is each 1st block on each round actually 5 stitches? (Chain3, 3dc, ch3 and slip stitch) where other blocks are-ch 3, 3dc or 3dc, ch3.
Hmm this pattern works easiest if you're changing colours each round purely because you restart each row in a different block type than you end on so you'd have to rejoin each time. UNLESS you're feeling up for having a play with the pattern and seeing if you can tweak it to make it work in continuous rounds 😃
A very interesting concept. It certainly keeps you on your toes and makes a change from the regular C2C. I am so glad you did this tutorial as I like C2C and your video gives me another aspect of using it. Thank you so much Robin, you always have something nice for us. Maria 🌷🧶🌷
Robin, me again, still watching the video and wondered whether you can keep going round and round to make a square Tv throw. What do you think? Maria 🧶🧶
Hmm this pattern works easiest if you're changing colours each round purely because you restart each row in a different block type than you end on so you'd have to rejoin each time. UNLESS you're feeling up for having a play with the pattern and seeing if you can tweak it to make it work in continuous rounds 😃
@MariaMales-k6b you might be able to get it to work without changing colours but I haven't tried experimenting to see if I could get that to work - never say never! 😅
@ Robin, I didn’t say not changing colours, that is what makes this work beautiful. No, keep doing what you are doing in a bigger scale, the size of a tv throw 🧶
i saw a similar square pattern like this. I make blankets for The Boggy Creek children's camps for ill children to experience a camp environment. Several crocheters have made some of your patterns using the size specs we are given. By Febuary a U Haul truck will be loaded with our donated blankets. We hope to fill it with 2,025 blankets and it looks like we will surpass that number. Anyways, could this square be worked up into a big 40in x 40in blanket? Is this a pattern that once you learn making it, it goes faster and faster in making it?
Hmm this pattern works easiest if you're changing colours each round purely because you restart each row in a different block type than you end on so you'd have to rejoin each time. UNLESS you're feeling up for having a play with the pattern and seeing if you can tweak it to make it work in continuous rounds 😃
Good thing you said trust the process in round 2 because I thought…this is very confusing, I could never do this. Still not sure I could. C2C isn’t something I could wrap my head around. This does look so cool, however.
It's definitely the type of pattern that is a head scratcher at first but I found after a few rounds, it clicks and suddenly you just "get it" and you're away!
Hmm this pattern works easiest if you're changing colours each round purely because you restart each row in a different block type than you end on so you'd have to rejoin each time. UNLESS you're feeling up for having a play with the pattern and seeing if you can tweak it to make it work in continuous rounds 😃
Love unique crochet squares? Then you'll LOVE this one next! ua-cam.com/video/huCUcuq2nj4/v-deo.html 👈🤩
Love that!! ❤ must add to my list! Thanks RB and Steve! ❤❤❤
@@cherryb48
U. Are. Going. To. Fast. For. Me. Can t. Keep. Up. With. U. I. Am. Very. Very. Slow. At. Crochet
@noreenmullan2502 if the video speed is too fast, you can slow it down! 😃 See this video on exactly how: ua-cam.com/video/LIRYwkkI_4Y/v-deo.html
This looks like a perfect project to get rid of yarn left-overs from other projects. Thank you for sharing.
Yes absolutely! It's perfect for that!
Have this saved. Thx Robin❤
Whoa Nelly! Pull them reins back.😮💨😵💫 This video I will be watching 100 times. What a great tutorial, I’m just learning these crochet ways. I thank you for being patient enough to make this video.❤🙏
It definitely looks more complicated than it is - once you get going, after a few rounds the pattern sort of clicks in your head and then it's plain sailing!
What a fun way to make a square! This pattern would also work really well with a variegated yarn - looks like I'm adding this to the library for my next project. Thank you for sharing!
Robin, you are a genius!! This is a great stash buster and so unique! I only wish my brain worked like yours! So glad I can follow you and your great designs!
Just want to tell you I enjoy your videos. They have helped me rekindle a love of crochet started with my grandma 50 years ago! Love and appreciate the time and efforts you share! ❤ from Louisville Kentucky
I have 6 projects on the go and now I want to start another. I love it, thanks Robin.
C 2 C is my favorite pattern. So glad I watched your tutorial. Thank you so much.
Guten Abend!
Einfach genial! Echte Handarbeitskunst, fantastisch.
Danke für die Unterweisung
Mit einem lieben Gruß
Heike 🎉😊
Love it! Adding it to my project to do list. 😊
A lovely pattern. Gets the creative juices flowing. I am astonished by the technique for incorporating the tail of new color into the stitches. Never saw this terrific way to hide and secure tails before . Will be using this starting immediately. Thank you for a great tutorial.
You are so welcome!
Love it! You are such a great teacher! Would look good in self striping yarn! Thanks 🙏🏼
Awesome pattern! Thank you Robin! I think I will make a baby blanket with this pattern! ❤️
Love the look of this square!
Hi Robin, have never seen this technique of working in the ends as you go. Love this new take on C2C. 🧶🫂
Glad it was helpful!
I am just starting out and have watched so many tutorial videos, but yours are the very best of all. Awesome how you explain everything and show it at the same time.
This looks great! The bold stripes of a giant granny without the holes.
How cool, definitely on my list of projects to try. Thank you for the tutorial
What can I say except that you are an amazing teacher.
I love this and had so making it along with you. Thank you 😘
YES !!! Holy Cow 🐄 YES !!! ❤❤ I’m going to use variegated yarn !!! ❤❤
😃🧶
You explain this so much better than Mikey from the Crochet Crowd.
robin! you are simply the best, thank you so much!! this looks incredibly cool and i can see my yarn stash shrinking already.
It's a fab stash buster for sure!
This tutorial is perfect. As yours always are. Huge fan of yours and I am working this up with you and I love it!! Thank you so much! ❤
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Very cool design❤
This is an awesome method of C2C. I’m so glad I found this video. Can’t wait to try this out.
Never been a fan of C2C but working it in a square might be interesting 🤔
Robin years ago I saw this type of crochet and really liked it. The great thing is up until today crochet has been a bit difficult but I followed your instructions today like a pro 😲👍. I have completed swans and jackets and shawls and a hat but still not easily. I think it's age 🤣 79, and persistence 👍. I read that the older brain is more malleable than when we are young 🙄👍. Anyways I love the pattern and already see a lap rug in cotton yarn starting for a granddaughter . Thank you so much for your inspirational crochet videos 👍🙋🏼♀️🌹💖. Blessings and Peace.
Persistence is key! :D
WOW ROBIN IT'S STUNNING 👌💯
AND I LOVE C2C STICH ♥️
THANK YOU FOR YOUR AWESOME TUTORIAL AS ALWAYS 🌹
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY 🤲
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Thanks, Robin! This is so pretty... and another to add to my 'to hook' list. I'm currently midway through shell shawl 6... 7 is next, then some poppies for you. After those? Some sort of square/s ❤
Genius!❤❤❤
Robin that is so pretty ❤❤you are very talented ❤❤thank you for sharing 🧶🧶
I *love* how these look!
Fascinating stitch pattern! Great effect. Thank you for all your work sharing this with us. 🧶🧶🧶🦋
You are so welcome!
Way cool block… going to add this one to my list.. thanks for sharing ❤️❤️ all of your tutorials
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Fascinating. 😊
This was explained very clearly. Thank You for Your Tutorial.
Glad it was helpful!
Great square and great tutorial. Starting a temperature blanket and wanted a fresh look, this pattern is it. Can't wait to get started. Thank Robin. I love your channel. I'm a member!!!!!!
Oooh now there's an idea - a temperature blanket! I hadn't even thought of that but YES - excellent idea! 🤩
Much beautiful
Very pretty!! Can't wait to try this!
Hope you like it!
Hi Robin! It's beautiful pattern and the colors of yarn love it thank you for sharing
Just loves this new square! Thank you!
Glad you like it! 😃
This is such a cool pattern! Thank you 😎
Looks cool ,maybe I'll.try it next year to stash bust
Just love learning from you. So good. Thankyou ☺️
Aw thank you!
Madam I love the way you teach Thanks a lot
So nice , thank you Robin ❤
Thanks so much for sharing! It’s so fun!,❤️
It really is!
only 3 min in and i’m already completely obsessed (OvO)
Haha! Yeah I got pretty into making them (I've got so many now 😂🙈)
@@HookedbyRobini can we why ! they look absolutely gorgeous and fun to make ! :3
An interesting square. Good to use up some stash.
Yes definitely!
Wow this is perfect thank you again
excellent tutorial and explanation of this stitch♥
Thank you! 😊
Love your video always make think so easy thank you so much
What if do it in one colour please can you explain as I don’t want to change colour every rounds will be very kind of you looking forward thank you so much 😊😊😊
Definitely doing this! Thanks RB ! Hi Steve
Love It & Thank You Robin 🌻💖😄
You are very welcome!
Love this!
If I use a variegated yarn do I need to cut my yarn and rejoin or would I slip-stitch to the space. Thanks Robin xx
Hmm this pattern works easiest if you're changing colours each round purely because you restart each row in a different block type than you end on so you'd have to rejoin each time. UNLESS you're feeling up for having a play with the pattern and seeing if you can tweak it to make it work in continuous rounds 😃
I was going to ask the same thing but I think as the rows increase in size it’s too far to slip stitch over to the next starting point.
@@HookedbyRobinI’ve started this but decided on different colour yarns as not cleaver enough to mess with the pattern. I just hate sewing in ends so thanks for the tip on the joining end…love your channel xxx
Beautiful
Thank you
Excellent instruction!
Glad it was helpful!
❤😊 beautiful!! Thank you so much. ❤😊
I’m making this right now. Love it. Mine is starting to slant
you don’t turn every row did you? I don’t think so but you could right?
Hi Robin 👋 This is cool!! 😍🙂🤗🧡
Love this, got to try this ….you explain very well, thank you.Would I just slip stitch over to needed place if I’m using a solid color yarn? I’m just learning c2c.
❤THIS IS AWESOME, THANKS
Beautiful 🌺🌻🪻🍀🌸
Thank you!
Have 2 questions: 1] can it be done in striping yarn and not finishing off after every round? If so, how would I go from 1 round to next? 2] Is each 1st block on each round actually 5 stitches? (Chain3, 3dc, ch3 and slip stitch) where other blocks are-ch 3, 3dc or 3dc, ch3.
Hmm this pattern works easiest if you're changing colours each round purely because you restart each row in a different block type than you end on so you'd have to rejoin each time. UNLESS you're feeling up for having a play with the pattern and seeing if you can tweak it to make it work in continuous rounds 😃
Hmmm sounds like a challenge 😊
A very interesting concept. It certainly keeps you on your toes and makes a change from the regular C2C. I am so glad you did this tutorial as I like C2C and your video gives me another aspect of using it. Thank you so much Robin, you always have something nice for us. Maria 🌷🧶🌷
You are very welcome Maria!
Robin, me again, still watching the video and wondered whether you can keep going round and round to make a square Tv throw. What do you think? Maria 🧶🧶
Hmm this pattern works easiest if you're changing colours each round purely because you restart each row in a different block type than you end on so you'd have to rejoin each time. UNLESS you're feeling up for having a play with the pattern and seeing if you can tweak it to make it work in continuous rounds 😃
@ I did not explain well what I have in mind. Of course the change of colour is essential. 🧶
@MariaMales-k6b you might be able to get it to work without changing colours but I haven't tried experimenting to see if I could get that to work - never say never! 😅
@@MariaMales-k6b unless you mean take the square huge to make a throw, in which case that was me misunderstanding 😀
@ Robin, I didn’t say not changing colours, that is what makes this work beautiful. No, keep doing what you are doing in a bigger scale, the size of a tv throw 🧶
i saw a similar square pattern like this. I make blankets for The Boggy Creek children's camps for ill children to experience a camp environment. Several crocheters have made some of your patterns using the size specs we are given. By Febuary a U Haul truck will be loaded with our donated blankets. We hope to fill it with 2,025 blankets and it looks like we will surpass that number. Anyways, could this square be worked up into a big 40in x 40in blanket? Is this a pattern that once you learn making it, it goes faster and faster in making it?
I've not personally taken it huge myself but I'd imagine it would be fine!
@@HookedbyRobin I can be your Guinea Pig and try making it. 😁
@@SandyCrochets 😂🦛
I just started a blanket from one of your other stitches,i cant keep up lol
Question. How do I do this continuously?
Can this be done in rectangular form?
I haven't tried it myself yet but I'd imagine absolutely yes it's doable!
@@HookedbyRobin Do you plan on trying it? How would you suggest to go about it?
Can this be done in one solid color ?
And do it in one continuous round?
Hmm this pattern works easiest if you're changing colours each round purely because you restart each row in a different block type than you end on so you'd have to rejoin each time. UNLESS you're feeling up for having a play with the pattern and seeing if you can tweak it to make it work in continuous rounds 😃
Love this! Not as complicated as I thought it might be.
Is there a limit to how many rounds you can do? Will it warp or twist?
I've taken mine fairy large with no sign of warping yet! I haven't tested HUGE squares yet though so couldn't guarantee it
I would love the written pattern. I was unable to locate it on your website.
It should be up in a couple of weeks :)
www.hookedbyrobin.com/blog/crochet-c2c-style-square :)
@@HookedbyRobin I will look for it
Good thing you said trust the process in round 2 because I thought…this is very confusing, I could never do this. Still not sure I could. C2C isn’t something I could wrap my head around.
This does look so cool, however.
It's definitely the type of pattern that is a head scratcher at first but I found after a few rounds, it clicks and suddenly you just "get it" and you're away!
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You're late tonight! 😉
But what if we don't need to change colors?
Hmm this pattern works easiest if you're changing colours each round purely because you restart each row in a different block type than you end on so you'd have to rejoin each time. UNLESS you're feeling up for having a play with the pattern and seeing if you can tweak it to make it work in continuous rounds 😃
What type of hook are you using? It seems to flow smoothly through all yarns types.
I use Clover Amour hooks :)
@ Thank you! 🙌🏽
I absolutely love the clover amour hooks they are my favorite I especially like the larger ones 6.50 mm and larger I wish they all were made like them
@ good to know. I saw online they are sold at my local WalMart store👍🏼
@@alittlelessconversation wow I wish my Walmart had them but I live in the middle of nowhere. Where are you from?
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Hey Robin crochet this in two colours do reply TC God bless ❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻