I just have to thank you I have made this very easy to understand. I have had someone sitting right Next to me to try to show me how to do this. She didn’t even make it clear and she was there showing me you’ve made this extremely easy to understand and I want to thank you
Just want to say thank you for this beautiful pattern, ive made about 2 dozen of them now lol my family and friends absolutely love them!! The video is so easy to follow and understand! Thank you! 💜💜
New subscriber here! So glad I found you!!! I always wanted to learn how to do c2c and never could figure it out with other tutorials, but with yours I understood. Thank you so very much!!! God Bless!!!
I love this I've never been able to do a c2c blanket but doing this a few times in this size I might be able to do a bigger one later. You explained it very well. Thank you very much.
Jenny, thank you for this tutorial! 👏 This is a nice addition to put with a dishcloth & hot pad for a Christmas gift or a couple of towels. I enjoy crocheting the C2C stitch but would have never thought of using this stitch for a towel! 💙🦋💙
Thank you for the video and pattern. First time doing c2c. I tried a different pattern for a dishtowel and ended up frogging it. It didn't look as nice as this one. This worked up in half the time as well.
jenny,i wanted to know the lenght suppose to be from row 12 on thats the part where it wraps around a handle i would crochet mine to fit onto my oven handle.i bought some round nylon scrubbies please make som e tutorials for the kitchen, dishcloth-scrubbie.also a tutorial on a carrrying cassorole,basket for fruit or bread.just some ideas.have a good day.nancy from wasaga beach,ontario,canada
it's 4 1/2 inches. I count the measurement from the last decrease where the button going to be (row 6) to the button hole row (row 13). Hope that helps.
Always chain 5 for new row ( except decease row). New square - Make 3 dc start from 3rd chain from hook then slip stitch into chain 3 from previous row.
jenny until i get to row 12whats thh to match?very well taughte measurement suppose to be?how would i crocheta dishcloht,.have a good day.nancy from wasaga beach,ontario,canada
I just have to thank you I have made this very easy to understand. I have had someone sitting right Next to me to try to show me how to do this. She didn’t even make it clear and she was there showing me you’ve made this extremely easy to understand and I want to thank you
Just want to say thank you for this beautiful pattern, ive made about 2 dozen of them now lol my family and friends absolutely love them!! The video is so easy to follow and understand! Thank you! 💜💜
Just finished and I love it. It will be a gift for my daughter. Thank you!
Love that yarn color and it is a great pattern.
New subscriber here! So glad I found you!!! I always wanted to learn how to do c2c and never could figure it out with other tutorials, but with yours I understood. Thank you so very much!!! God Bless!!!
I love this I've never been able to do a c2c blanket but doing this a few times in this size I might be able to do a bigger one later. You explained it very well. Thank you very much.
I love the c2c stitch....I will be making this towel....thanks so much for sharing
I love this pattern. I do a lot of baby blankets in the CtoC
Love this hand towel. Thank you for sharing!!! Can’t wait to make these for Christmas!!! 🤗
Jenny, thank you for this tutorial! 👏 This is a nice addition to put with a dishcloth & hot pad for a Christmas gift or a couple of towels. I enjoy crocheting the C2C stitch but would have never thought of using this stitch for a towel! 💙🦋💙
Hi Linda. I love C2C too, I find that it's easy and fast.
Instablaster.
Very nice, said no more new projects. But.. these will make nice xmas gifts.
Thank you for the video and pattern. First time doing c2c. I tried a different pattern for a dishtowel and ended up frogging it. It didn't look as nice as this one. This worked up in half the time as well.
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. Great idea about using the C2C for hand towel. This is on my to-do list.
Great tutorial Jenny.
I will making some, thanks Jenny!
Very nice and quick. Thanks!
I love this thank you so much!
That is a great idea. Thank you
I WILL HAVE TO MAKE SOME. THANK YOU...
Beautiful pattern. Very well explained
Beautiful
jenny,i wanted to know the lenght suppose to be from row 12 on thats the part where it wraps around a handle i would crochet mine to fit onto my oven handle.i bought some round nylon scrubbies please make som e tutorials for the kitchen, dishcloth-scrubbie.also a tutorial on a carrrying cassorole,basket for fruit or bread.just some ideas.have a good day.nancy from wasaga beach,ontario,canada
it's 4 1/2 inches. I count the measurement from the last decrease where the button going to be (row 6) to the button hole row (row 13). Hope that helps.
hi jenny thank yuo,did you look at my other ideas?
Is there a written pattern? How many skeins does it take? Thank you so very very much
Just wanted to know, can u put add a solid colour to this?
very lovely! , i just have a question, when you slst to the ch3 spc do you go into that gap or directly into the 3rd chain ??
Ni Natasha. 3rd slip direct at the chain 3 space.
In your written pattern, on Row 2 shouldn't it say to chain 3 before the 3 DC after slip stitching in the ch 3 space to make a new square?
Always chain 5 for new row ( except decease row). New square - Make 3 dc start from 3rd chain from hook then slip stitch into chain 3 from previous row.
Thank you!
jenny until i get to row 12whats thh to match?very well taughte measurement suppose to be?how would i crocheta dishcloht,.have a good day.nancy from wasaga beach,ontario,canada
Hi Nancy, what do you mean by thh? and do you want to use same pattern for dishcloth? have a great day to you too
Where can I find the pattern?