How to C2C Crochet IN ROUNDS (step-by-step)
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2023
- Corner to Corner Crocheted in Rounds is a game changer! Learn how to create this center-out technique with this full tutorial.
Use any weight yarn with a corresponding hook size.
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I just got to watch your video on this new technique. I do love it. I did read the comments first and was confused as to everyone saying you were going too fast and thinking they could just slow it down. But, what they are really trying to say or ask is, during your teaching process, you ate not explaining the thought process of the technical side as to why you are doing what you're doing....if that makes sense. You have grasped the idea so fast that you think everyone can grasp the idea that fast too. Im a person that wants to know all the details of Why you do what you do and what the reason is. Then, i eventually say to myself, oh he.., i just have to do it no matter the reason. Im a memorizer and i memorize by association. Thank you for this beautiful pattern.
I found this video by accident while working on a traditional C2C. Love it! I can’t wait to make one!
Her tutorial is so easy to understand in my opinion. I have done many complicated stitch patterns and the written pattern of this was confusing for me but watching and hearing her explain it here made this very quick and easy for me to get this started and it all made perfect sense! Great work here, she is awesome! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Absolutely genius! I am literally in the middle of a c2c graphgan and the row to row is getting long and driving me nuts. i thought of trying seperate c2c squares and join but because of your wonderful video I will now pick a point on my graph, start the c2c in the round and then attach it to what I already have. You are so talented! I have been crocheting for 27 years and this c2c blanket is now going to be the first of many, thank you so much my dear 🙏🏼🤗
I LOVE this! Thank you so much for this tutorial! I've made several C2C blankets in the traditional way & they're so fun to make. I'm excited to learn an alternative way to C2C! Great tutorial!!
Thanks so much for sharing! This motivated me to want to pull out my yarn and get started immediately, love the look of this work!
So easy to follow... I tried this method with another crafter's video but found it extremely confusing. So glad I gave it another shot with your video!!!
Beautiful! Nice way to change up c2c. The diamond design is so pretty.
I can’t wait to try this! I’ve been doing corner to corner for years. This is awesome!
Beautiful 😍 I love how this works up and I can hardly wait to try it myself. Lots of love and yarny hugs 💗
Thank you so much Ashlea! Great tutorial as always! This looks so fun! Who knew? C2C in the round! I love it! ✌️❣️🧶
This looks like so much fun and I'm really excited to start working on this. Thank you for a great video tutorial ❤️❤️❤️
W O W ! I love this! Can’t wait to try it. Thanks for the tutorial.
A few years ago, I made quite a few C2C blankets in the round, but needed a refresher, and here you are!
Thank you, I'm comfortable having a go again.
From Australia. 😊
Wonderful!
Love your teaching step by step. Working on mine.
Ashlea, you made this SO easy!!!! THANK YOU!!!!
Your Blanket is beautiful! I can’t wait to start one! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you. I have been doing c2c for years. I have done graph pattern, mickey mouse , Pikachu so. I just found you and never seen this. Can't wait to try. Thanks
Thank you so much for the awesome tutorial. I was looking for a new way to do C2C and this fits the bill perfectly. 👍
Can't wait to try! Beautiful!!
Wow, double crochet is my favorite mindless stitch and this project, while not mindless, is certainly gorgeous! Thank you for sharing! Would be perfect for school colors blanket.
This is super exciting indeed!!! Can't wait to try it out!
That is soooo cool and really easy to follow your instructions! Thank you so much! I love this! 💖
Definitely the clearest video I’ve watched on this pattern. Made it first time I tried ! Thanks.
Wonderful! So glad you liked it!
Such clear instructions.Thank you.
Hey, Ashley. Can you please make a video tutorial for making a corner to corner dishcloth using the corner-to-corner in the round technique? I love your videos. I am a blind crochet who loves making everything from scarves to kitchen and bath items. Your vidoos are very descriptive. Keep up the great work.
Very interesting. I can not wait to try it. Glad this showed up on my home page.
So, C2C has been my “go to” afghan since I learned it years ago. Even though I do it a little differently, I’ve given this a try and I think this is going to be my New “go to” afghan. I Love it! Thanks!
Wonderful!
Thank you so much for teaching me something new!!!! This was such a great tutorial 😊😊😊
Love this C2C stitch it's my favourite always end up using it. Made loads of crochet items with it from scarves, blankets, table clothes, cr owls, body warmers etc
Wonderful!
Had some strange shapes st first 😂. Frogging and perseverance got it in my noggin. Thanjs so much for excellent instruction💕👍
Thank you so much. Just what I was looking for. I was going to make 4 c2c triangles and was looking for join-as-you-go instructions, but this is so much easier. Got a little confused seeing that one square at the start of each round, but otherwise it's actually far less confusing than the starting rows of traditional c2c!
I love this. I’ve never seen it demonstrated before. It reminds me of Bavarian just in that in worked in rounds.
This looks like a great fun method ! First is one is for me !! Then the gifts for others. While I can still afford yarn I'm intent on making Lots of pretty, cozy projects. Thanks !
Whoa! I'm excited. Thanks for explaining things so well. And don't you love those new dots hooks? I love the length of the handle. Last night I was working with a splitty yarn and changed from my Odyssey over to a Dots. That fixed it! Anyway, thanks for all the hard work.
What an awesome video. Thank you so much!❤️ it!
Glad you liked it!
Beautiful!
I think I found my new favorite pattern! It looks really fun to work with and Lord knows I’ve got enough yarn to use up 😂
Me, too!
Ooh! This is cool! I’m going to make cushion covers with this method😊
Thank for this precise pattern ❤🎉love it thank you .
It clicked right at the end of round 2. Definitely want to give this a try :)
5:02 😂😂 "get out of the way" 👌🤣
Very nice pattern. I like c2c because it builds quickly but don’t particularly like the “holes”, nice to see this condensed pattern. Thanks for this tutorial. Remain teachable and enjoy this art!! 🧶
I would be interested in making a rectangle blanket
This looks very interesting!
Very well taught. I’ve done this. But I like urs better. Thank u for sharing.
This looks like magic
You are amazing!!!
Beautiful ❤
Love the square c2c. Thanks for the tutorial. I will have to practice it to get it right.
You can do it!
Can you do a tutorial on how to make it a rectangle? Much appreciated
Love the look of this, my favorite stitch for afghans is C2C and can't wait to get started, love the easy starts..new liked and subbed
I read the comments... started it SEVERAL times...not gonna stop til I get it ..I want to make a hobo bag using this method 😮
You can do it!
I'm on Row 3 and just had my first Ah Ha Moment :) This is super cool. Didn't think I was understanding but followed along, and then .... Ah Ha! thank you !
Wonderful!
Love this pattern and your teaching style, enjoyed making my shrug, easy to get the hang of if you have done a normal c2c project, maybe not for beginners 😂❤
This looks great! I looked but didn't see a video for the full blanket in the thumbnail. I think I can do it, I'll watch this video again and refer to the photo for how many rows you did of which colour and should be good. Thanks for showing this, I've not seen it before.
Thank you, you are so good at tutorials
Glad you think so!
That's nice ❤
Thank God for u ❤u are a good teacher I learn well much blessing😀❤️👏🏾
Happy to help
So instead of corner to corner, it's centre to corner. :)
Hi,I found this by mistake and can't wait to try this
Thanks!
This looks great!! Have you tried this stitch using variegated yarn?
Wow this is fantastic 👏 👌 😍 Thank you so much and it's gorgeous ❤
Please like this pattern what I can see of it please slow down on the next one thks Diane canada
First time doing this type of c2c. Once you get the first several rounds done, it gets a lot easier. I'm doing a scrapghan just to use up some yarn.
I love this idea! Question: Could you use the stacking single crochets in the place of the chain 3 to make the squares with a smaller gap?
Thanks!
I'm so glad I found this! Most of my blankets are c2c and I'm.always afraid of running out of yarn so this is perfect!
Do you have a suggestion for a border? The border patterns I have found are for traditional c2c and not c2c in the round.
It is confusing to me bc I really am new to the C2c stuff. It is gorgeous and I love the look and all of the possibilities ❤
I wish I would have found this a few mo the ago! I am just piecing my blanket together. I wish I would have been able to do it in the round!
Interesting! I love the c2c. I'm making one right now for one of my great nephews. 💙 It does look a little confusing though. I think I still want to take a stab at it. 🤔
Can you do this with a pixel grid? Like a graphgan?
Beautiful...I can't wait to try it!! What is the name of the hook you are using?
How do we continue from the place you stopped? Would like to continue to make a big blanket.
I've made a couple of these.
So i started making this while watching the tutorial. I love how its turning out. I was wondering, would it be the same decrease method as traditional C2C for a rectangle blanket? I've been playing around with the decrease but can't seem to get the rectangle shape. Any suggestions?
Still my favourite to learn from🙂
Thank you happy tea time
I ve never before c2c. I try to understand how to make this beautiful blanket you made here.
If i keep going like you do here in this video, will i get a big blanket with this color change? Or do i have to make the regular c2c at the end?
I love this! Where did you get that hook?
I would a C2C. In the round...but a rectangle. Is this possible???
Me to I'm trying to figure out how
I have a question ⁉️ will I have to make two lips to keep it even on all sizes
Can we have the schematic please?
Hi it's beautiful but cam I lay this over the seating if my sofa?? I would live to attempt this corner to corner Thank You for your lively work Stay Blessed 🙌 Lotsa live and more crocheting❤
Love this pattern - just need to work out how much yarn I need to make lap size blanket 😂
YEAH i made the square after many many tries diane ontario canada
Interesting
Is it possible for a rectangle
My question is: when adding the corners, will the finished piece be twice the size? I'm trying to figure out when to stop the middle and start the sides if I want a 46 inch square blanket.
If you lay your piece out like a diamond and measure top point to bottom point (or left to right point) that will give you the height/width of your square. Adding the corners does not increase the size of the blanket.
Do you have to use the back bar?
Nope!
Do your have to go in the back bar? I find that very confusing to do that
Nope, not needed
I have always used a chain 5 and not a chain 6. Will the chain 5 still work
Hi Colleen! I also prefer and use the chain 5 method, however when working c2c in the round, some of the "blocks" will have 4 double crochets instead of only 3, which is why we chain 6 there.
I did exactly what is done in the video and I succeeded but I am extremely confused on how to make the blanket that is in the thumbnail. That’s what I am trying to make but this seems a little different? I don’t understand how to do the three color look from this video
She shows how to change colors at timemark 18:49 .
For her 3-color blanket: center White for 2 rounds; then 3 rounds per color change (Gold, Gray, White; then repeat).
I have a learning disability and am trying to make this almost twin size so how many blocks do i need or how many inches across before i decrease
You can slow the tutorial down by going into settings and changing the playback speed.
wow i really want to learn this c2c box i just love but much to fast for me when your trying to learn listen and wattch my mind minch to slow lol
I appreciate the video but the jumping is hard for visual learners like myself. You started moving pretty quickly after the third row. I’ve watched and watched it but transitioning from row to row still baffles me. I think I’m getting it but one question would be, are there two squares on each corner and are we to turn it each row? Again thanks for the video and it looks really good and I would love to do one as a gift so I won’t give up. 🌻
Why decrease I don't get this
The confusing directions were enough to make me dismiss the results which I think can be achieved by the usual 'in the round' method. I see that many are confusing the 'stitch' with the 'method' corner to corner (2C2).
2:25
I love the pattern but very confusing.
Yea I agree. I am a bit lost after round 4
Once you get past the learning curve it goes quick, I would recommend spending the time to master it
Beautiful but going too fast to begin with.
Okay when just watching, but when actually trying to crochet this along with you, you go way to fast and yes I know I can put on slower speed but still you should try either slowing down on the tutorial or speak slower, give the student time to catch up on the blocks without going on to the next step. That's just a big suggestion
@@ladydianna9512 Check out fiber spider on RUclips,his tutorial on this stitch is the best. He breaks it down stitch by stitch and takes his time slowly explaining it all in a way you can understand.
I'm currently crocheting c2c in the round and your video explains exactly what I wanted to know. My question now is , what I'd I want to make a full size blanket? Do I just continue with the triangles on the other sides, after adding round or two in a different color, like your blue for instance?