How to Crochet Easy Corner to Corner Afghan (C2C)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- How to Crochet Corner to Corner Afghan. This concept is really easy and is a trending idea for crocheters at this time. The appeal is in the speed of which one of these can be done. Once you get half way, each side is decreased and you will get faster and faster. For the free pattern, you can find it at: bit.ly/1GArZ0y #crochet #learntocrochet #crochettutorial .
This video is closed-captioned for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. The captioning is also available in multiple languages such as Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. The written pattern is only available in English. . *** .
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Thank u so much for d pattern . Can't wait to try it
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Of all the C2C videos I have watched on UA-cam, this is the easiest one to watch, AND to work along with. Mikey, thank you very much for the ease at which you teach, and indeed, leaving no one behind.
I just have to thank you. After initially being introduced to crochet by a friend I had to rely Langley on UA-cam for skill developtment. You are, by far, the best instructor I've found that isn't in real life. You're clear, concise, and don't let your hands, lighting, or camera angles get in the way. You neither talk down to me or over my head. Thank you.
Mike, you are my hero. From Crocodile to corner to corner you keep things simple and easy! Keep up the wonderful work!
I have been trying to make this type of afghan for YEARS and I could never follow the written instructions and it still amazes me that all I had to do was watch Mikey do this to the second row and it all clicked. Thank you Crochet Crowed for helping me with this one.
Isn’t the internet amazing. You have just taught me this process in a few minutes, such a great teacher. You are, I assume, on the other side of the world to me ( U.K) and now I’m going to start my new project because of you helping me! Thank you so much!
The link on my website in the link of the video has info on the actual one I am doing. Mine was 44" wide before decreasing. I was doing a show sample. I used 12 balls total of Red Heart Boutique Midnight. It's a higher end yarn so you need more yarn as there is less yardage on the ball.
Once I get this one made I am going to make about 6 after ,so that it is ingrained in my mind,it is a blessing having this tutorial ,I am an old crocheter & I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks thank you ,a great way to use up small amounts of yarn I love the pattern
LONG AGO I made afghans and a stocking with this stitch. I'm talking 1980s. I learned this from my mother-in-law. I haven't crocheted for around 25 years. Now I forgot how to do the stitch and your tutorial is fantastic. I'm definitely in need of a refresher course in crocheting. Thank you so much!
Amazingly simple and helpful video. I didn't even need to read the pattern - watching this once for both increase and decrease, and I flew through this blanket!! Thank you x
Just wanted to share..... Love this Stitch. Introduced to it from a friend .... came here to learn how. I work at a "Craft Store".... and I am always sharing "The Crochet Crowd" as a go to place for easy learning.... Love all of you and thank you for the Easy tutorials.
I've made this pattern in afgans for years - everyone loves them and once you get it down you can almost do it in the dark! lovely.
Fantastic teacher. I was off and crocheting this stitch in no time…Best teacher ever. Thank you!!
Thankyou. Only took me 40yrs to learn to crochet, ,,,, but you taught me in a hour
pauline vizard his video s are great and easy to learn. I lernt so much from him.
I love this one, very easy to follow. I'm on my second one. Have family members who want one too. I just started learning to crochet at the end of February this year. Thanks Mikey you are the best teacher ever!
I have about 3 of these afghans that my dearly departed Grandma made 40+ years ago. I have very little experience with crocheting, and I'm left handed, but I've been trying to find the pattern to her afghans for many years now! This is finally it! I can make these just like my Grandma did. Thank you for the tutorial
Thank YOU...I have tried and tried to do a C2C and Failed each time...I gave up...Then I remembered You...You made it SO EASY...
and I DID IT!!! I am So HAPPY...Thank You, Angie
Thank you, very easy to follow. I watched once all the way through and when I picked up my yarn and hit play, easy peasy! You’re my favorite teacher
I learned this crochet pattern from my mother in law over 40 years ago and have been making baby blankets for many years! We never had a written pattern, just kept it in our heads! Fun and quick pattern to crochet! Thanks for posting the video, Michael!
My mom taught me this stitch over 40 yrs ago but I forgot it. I'm so thrilled to know it again, now. I'll surprise her with a lapghan.
I am loving this pattern. Very easy to follow and quick to make. Showed it to my husband and he decided he needs yet "another" afghan in this stitch also. Hee hee, more yarn shopping for me. Thanks Mickey for this video, please keep them coming.
Genius method for joining a new colour, I just used it to attach a new ball of yarn, I am giddy with happiness - it's the little things that make my day!
Idk why but C2C Intimidates me so much. It’s time I learned and you are the perfect teacher. Thank you Mikey. Big hugs
Once again I have come to your videos to refresh my memory on how to do something. Your videos are so clear, concise, and so well taught. Thank you, thank you very much!
Our pleasure to help when we can.
FYI everyone, I just watched a tutorial (I forget who by but will write it here if anyone asks later) where a lady used this pattern for a shawl. It's amazing and, since so many of these comments are confused about the decrease section, it eliminates the need to decrease. Awesome!
I absolutely love this pattern! Thank you! Just started after stumbling across this tutorial and I can't believe how fast it is already going!
Thank goodness I found your tutorial. I started the corner to corner and could not find a tutorial but started anyway. Now I know I'm doing the increase correctly. I was concerned as I start the decrease rows but now know how to do them. You are always so concise and do enough rows that we know what we are doing. Thank you
This will make a really warm blanket! The indented squares tend to trap body heat. I made a thermal type blanket before, but this is so much more impressive! I like it very much. Thank you for sharing it with us!
I just finished an afghan using this pattern. I started it on Friday and finished it on Sunday. Soooooo easy. I used 9 skeins of Zebra Stripe in the Red Heart Light and Lofty yarn. It worked up so well. Thank you for such an excellent tutorial. I love these video tutorials.
Mikey your video is spot on. GREAT JOB. I remember doing this about 10 years or so. My mother in law taught me how to do it. I was talking to her about this and asking her if she remembered how to do it 2 weeks ago and she had forgot. Here you are with the pattern and a video to boot. Was your ears ringing. Lol. Thank you for the pattern and video. It was a fast and easy to do. This would be good for our next challenge. Well I'm off to get hookin my African Flower Granny square afghan. Enjoy :-)
I just finished my first EVER afghan and it was so easy. It is queen size and made with a buff chamois buffalo color yarn. Your tutorial was wonderful and easy to follow, and I am starting my second afghan now in a cornflower blue. You rock, Mr. Crochet Guy!!!
Hi I seen you made queen size corner to corner afghan. How much yarn did you need, what weight and hook size please? I am new to this so please bare with me.
Thank you
Great tutorial. 20 years ago a friend taught me to crochet this way but she never used terms. So I never knew what it was called. But I have probably made over 30 blankets this way. Good to have the terms after all these years.
Thank you so much for showing us this lovely stitch I will be making this for my new grandson. He will be born at the beginning of June exciting times on the way for my son and his wife 🌹
I love this pattern. Have started my blanket and taking forever to do. I love the way you teach and make really easy to follow and understand as I am a visual person. I will show my blanket when it is finished
Your clear explanation of this pattern and in all your videos is fantastic!
You are the best crochet instructor on the web 🎉👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Thank you Mikey for sharing with us your gift! ❤❤❤
Who knew 8 years after you posted this you'd save my sanity, I've sat here forever trying to figure this pattern out! Thank you so much
Glad I could help! It's a mind bend to get started but once you hit it... you are set for life.
@@TheCrochetCrowd it's ALOT easier than I was making it out to be for sure
the best c2cpattern for me..you are a great teacherGOD BLESSYOU.
I have learned so many different patterns because of Mikey. No one seems to be able to break down patterns like him.
I learned the C2C from you several years ago. Ive made several C2C blankets since the , and i loved doing it. However, as time passed without doing a C2C, senility set in. Ive washed others do videos on this, but YOU ARE THE MAN. You are my go to guy fir many instructions. Thank you, Merry Christmas. Im off to start another C2C. 🎄❤️🌹
Thank you so much. I used to know how to do this but forgot. You explained it perfectly and I'm so grateful. I have very large rectangle already done forgot what to do. I really appreciate this video. No one explains like you do!!
You are so welcome!
Dear Mikey, I really loved your project. So, I tried it. I changed it a little but love the results. I made 4 C2C triangles then, crocheted them together with a single stitch. Fits my bed perfectly. Thanks for the project! Happy Hooking!
This is the first time that I know I can do this pattern! Fantastic video, TY so much! You are a very good teacher, I appreciate your talent!
Mikey, I love your tutorials. I love sitting down with some hot tea before bed, and watching/listening to help me relax, than get working in the morning on the project! xoxo
Everyone at the Crochet Crowd is AWESOME!! Thanks for making this so easy for me, us all.
I thought I would never learn this and with this video it seems like I have been doing it for years. Thank you
I just love your videos. So glad I found you. I just started crocheting and finished this corner to corner afghan for my mother's birthday. She wanted all red, and it is beautiful.
Your tutorials are always so easy to understand & see how to do the project's basics. The c2c tutorials were most helpful to me as I am a more visual learner & the pattern I had for my 1st c2c blanket was only text / no photos or drawings to give me a clue where to attach stitches or how to turn the work. Once you work the stitches, this really is a fun & simple project & it works up quickly 😄👍 🥰
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your testimony. Have an amazing day.
This has been the easiest to follow explanation of the c2c. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
I was taught this stitch in 1976 by my mother-in-law. I have lost count of how many baby and full size afghans that I have made. I am finishing one today.
I didn't realize that this technique has been around that long. I'm trying it for the first time with a baby blanket that has the pattern of a big teddy bear right in the middle. I really like it!
+Poi Poo What???
Thank you for this corner to corner tutorial! I'm beginning the fourth blanket that I have used your tutorial. My friend shared your tutorial with me in the fall of 2017.
I was stuck, until my mom suggested your tutorial. Was not disappointed!
Thank you fir your trust.
Mikey, as always, you are an excellent teacher!!! Thanks for all the videos you post!!!
Just made this blanket, it turned out so beautiful. Thank you Mikey you are the best!!!!!
I would like to say thank you as I have learned from this video how to C2C which I thought I would never do. I will recommend you to my crochet friends
This is one of the very first crochet patterns i ever learned - 20 years ago! hahahha! thanks so much for bringing back the memories!
Thank heavens for your tutorial. Your tutorial is the only one I understood Mikey. Thank you so much.
hi ....this afghan works up from one corner to the other...as it grows it will look like a triangle thats gets bigger and bigger until you decide to decrease it finish at the other corner ....once you get started it should start to make sense ....Cathy@The Crochet Crowd :)
Thank you for making this video easy to follow. I have just completed my first C2C lapgahn from watching this and couldn't believe how quickly it worked up. I was intimidated at first because of the Intermediate skill level as I always thought I was just a beginner. But after following your instructions, I am now eager to stretch my hooks and see what else I can make. Thank you again. :-)
I love this pattern ...my grandma has been doing this.pattern for over 40 years
I watched four other videos, yours is the easiest to understand.
Great job.
I watched this twice and then got out my yarn and got started. I LOVE it. It's easy and will work up nicely with scrap yarns. I am stoked!! Thanks for this very easy pattern!!
Thank you. This is an excellent tutorial. I found a written one that was very confusing and I am really happy to have found this
Thanks so much from South Africa. I have crocheted dozens of square C2C but never a rectangular one. I can't wait for winter to come so I can start.
Excellent. You're all set.
Thank you Mikey for showing an easy way to make my rectangular bed cover for my twin, queen and king size beds.
Mikey, you are so easy to follow. God Bless You. Always watching your instructional videos and teaching. 😁
How many blocks across did you end up wit for a queen size
Finally, I got it. Thank you Michael. It took several instructions. NOW it is simple. When it is time to decrease, I will revisit. Thanks! :) great tutorial!
would love for you to make a part 2 of this tutorial and show us how to add a border
Thanks Mickey, I've just finished my first corner to corner blanket - new to crocheting started Sunday evening and finished it this evening (Tuesday). Your tutorials are brilliant thanks again.😁
absolutely beautiful. so easy to follow..thank you.. half way through a large blanket in only one evening and I'm only a starter at crochet.. thank you
Since I already know this pattern by heart, I was just crocheting along to enjoy the video. Happy crochet!
Nice to have a friend online even if it's a recording. :D
Thank you so much. This is the fastest afghan i have ever made. I love it.
I must be the only person who has never tried a C2C yet lol You make it look easy! Thanks
I'm soo excited! You've got me crocheting c2c! I'd given up! You're so Great! Thank you!! 💕
Thank you Mikey for sharing this beautiful Afghan and explaining how to read and how you work the pattern 😘👏🏼
I did 2 square baby blankets... I didn't know how to make a rectangle... Thank you for your easy to follow instructions. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos.
I loved this pattern! Super easy and works up fast. I was a bit confused how to decrease but he had other videos that showed that each row left off one block on each end. Very nice for warmth, this project leaves very few holes.
Love this. I've only been crocheting 3 weeks and learnt entirely through you tube, really helpful for distinguishing between UK and US terminology.on the decrease now using some wool upcycled from a shawl my sister made for me I never used.FYI a marbling wool looks great!thanks x
I have made this before and I just love this pattern. Makes a great baby afghan too. Thanks so much for all of your great videos.
Thank you, you're instructions are very clear and east for me to understand.
thank you for all your tutorials I have learn so much from them and have so many projects in the works. I am keeping busy and have a more positive outlook with something to do.
I love this pattern. I've made about half a dozen of them. Easiest pattern ever!
yeah it's a great staple project item.
Mike I wanted to just say that you are an excellent teacher. I have watched another video trying to learn this pattern. But, it just didn't make sense to me. I tried and tried but it never worked. So, thank you. I am making this for my grand-daughter using her School colors. I have subscribed and "liked" your video. Great job.
Love the way you teach. Thank you so much for your patients and love with all of these projects.
This video has me thinking of trying c2c. Super simple video to understand
I learned the C2C stitch in the 1980’s, but my husband’s Grandmother didn’t know the name. So I made many made many nameless blaring blankets for at least 10 years not knowing the name! I finally sl learned the name from the internet!! It had to be over 20 years before the stitch had a name.
Thank you for your video, t was clear and so much better than others that I have watched
“Essentially” an easy-to-follow video.😊
Yes, essentially, without further ado!
You are a very good teacher, so easy to follow! Thank you !
This is so fabulous. Thanks so very much. I am starting a blanket for my first Great-Grandbaby today. We will see how it goes. :)
Thank you so much for your clear and easy tutorial. I've now got 2 C2Cs on the go (a 12 inch "lovey", a baby blanket, and a king size blanket for myself).
fab tutorial - I didn't even have to do a sampler to test this out - it was so clear I am just steaming ahead with it!!
Wow, great tutorial. I am working on a baby blanket to donate to Knots of Love. I am hoping once I get to the length I want - I can follow how to decrease. Thanks for posting!
Hi! Thank you so much for making this easy-to-follow video! After a few tries, I've finally gotten it and I don't need to follow the video...still working on the afghan for a queen sized bed so it's going to be awhile LOL. But I've saved this for when I need to decrease LOL. I wish you could add a picture here, I'm so dang proud of this! I'm a newbie and pretty much self-taught, so this is a huge project for me and I'm so proud of how well I'm doing on this. I'm doing it in pink, purple and blue (my three favorite colors) and my best friend wants one now in different shades of the same colors! That was a moment of pride for me, too :) Thank you!
I've only seen a bit but think this is explained more clearly than the last one I looked at from Red Heart. I am going to sit in front of it with my yarn and hook and have a go at it.
Best explanation ever - I could follow this and understand it clearly - thank you - going to try it now!
Glad it was helpful!
Dealing with the teeny-weeny squares can be a bit clunky for me but 5 minutes into following these instructions and I can already see a corner to my little afghan. I honestly hate counting first-row chains. I really do.
Thank you for this tutorial.
I hear you! I agree as well.
You are the best to explain, Mikey! Thanks from BRAZIL!
Thank you SO much for this video! The one that Red Heart had posted was WAY too fast, I was having a really hard time following it. This was just the right speed for me. I follow you guys on facebook, and love everything that ya'll do, thank you!
I made this a few years ago Mikey!!! I just loved doing the pattern as it went do fast. I only had the pattern for the square but now you've shown how to do rectangular I'll have to do another one!!! Thanks so much for your excellent videos!!
A very comprehensive and clear tutorial! thank you!
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