Corner 2 Corner Shell Stitch (C2C Variation)

In this tutorial video, I will guide you through the process of creating a beautiful corner to corner (c2c) shell stitch. This stitch is perfect for creating textured blankets, shawls, and other crochet projects.
Although I would recommend this pattern for intermediate crocheters, regardless of skill level I hope you will find my step-by-step instructions helpful in mastering the c2c shell stitch. I will also share some tips for making the texture more pronounced. Finally, I'll show you how to finish off your project with a simple single crochet border, giving it a polished and professional look.
Whether you're looking to learn a new stitch or improve your skills, this video is perfect for you. So grab your hook and yarn, and let's get started on creating a beautiful c2c shell stitch project!
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00:00 - Start
01:18 - Magic Ring
03:05 - Row 1
04:47 - Row 2
08:09 - Row 3
10:45 - Row 4
13:28 - Row 5
17:42 - Decrease
26:54 - Increasing Texture by Using Back Loops
27:59 - 3D Version Sample Closeup
28:48 - Adding a Single Crochet Border
36:22 - Picot Border Information
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[@marileemai2884]

Thank you, thank you. This was my go to pattern in the seventies. I’ve been looking for it for years. I love this pattern!❤

[@georgiabutka3770]

Thank you for taking the time to do this tutorial.... it's a keeper for sure😊

[@craftinginthenight]

Thank you for watching Georgia!

[@ellenr6641]

Thanks! This was the most understandable tutorial on the C2C I've watched.❤

[@craftinginthenight]

I'm so glad! Thank you for watching!!

[@donnamahony6416]

Thank you I love c2c but this is new, can't wait to try it

[@craftinginthenight]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@susanmason9467]

C2C is one of my favorite stitches. However, this is a new take on it. I'll put this one in my to do folder. Thanks.

[@craftinginthenight]

I hope you enjoy it Susan. It is fun to work up once you get the hang of it.

[@lifeinjaneyscrochetworld8756]

Thanks for sharing,I have never made a corner 2corner,now I can try it,thanks again,have a nice night

[@craftinginthenight]

It takes a bit of practice but once you learn the stitches it works up pretty nice.

[@donnamanning6286]

I've got two patterns that I want to do. All I have is a picture graft of a deer on a light background and also a skull on a light background. Only two colors so they should be easy. I was trying to find a way of doing them other that C2C because every video instruction I've watched so far has been so confusing!! But!!! With your clear and concise instructions I'm sure 🤞I can do them C2C. Thank you so much. 😀🤗🤗💓

[@craftinginthenight]

This corner 2 corner shell stitch isn't the type of stitch for the graphghans. I am not sure how that would turn out. Graphghans typically use a corner 2 corner box stitch like this tutorial: ruclips.net/video/wTDQ9kF4J_4/видео.html

[@mariaroberts7812]

Thank you 😊 I'll be giving this a try. I like the way you taught and explained this tutorial.

[@craftinginthenight]

Thank you Maria!

[@tanfrederika2123]

So pretty!! Thank you

[@craftinginthenight]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@amandamccoy5814]

A slightly different take on the traditional C2C. It’s seems just a little harder. But I guess once i get going I should get the hang of it. Thank you for the tutorial.

[@craftinginthenight]

It is a bit harder but if you've done a regular C2C before hopefully it won't be too hard to pick up. Just like regular C2C its really just the increases and decreases where you have to focus and make sure you are working into the right stitches. Thank you for watching!

[@susanromanelli3789]

Awsome tutorial

[@craftinginthenight]

Thank you Susan!

[@susaniacuone5758]

Thanks I've been waiting for this one

[@craftinginthenight]

You are very welcome!

[@twokidsmomma99]

I am loving this pattern but I'm confused by row 2 decrease. Single stuch in the single stich after the shell? The top of that shell is now all loosey goosey. 20:20
It seems off but yours looks fine.

[@deborahm4484]

Hi April congrats on your reaching 1000 subscribers.lovely stitch.💙💙

[@craftinginthenight]

Thanks Deborah!

[@laurynmp]

How do you know which row is what if you make a rectangle? Do you do one row of increase and then once you turn do a decrease row?

[@michellebossphillips2025]

Is there anywhere that I can find the written transcript of this?

[@anniebanannie924]

Beautiful! I would love to make this but have a question before I start. I have only 8 balls of discontinued yarn. How many balls should I use before I decrease so I don’t run out?

[@craftinginthenight]

Hard to say as I haven't tried it so I would say maybe 3.5 and that should allow you to finish the blanket and possibly add a border if you want. You could also add in an accent color to stretch the 8 balls for a longer project.

[@pairrychaluta9731]

Could you teach how to do this in triangle?

[@craftinginthenight]

Yes! I can add that to my recording list however, you would just keep increasing until it is the size you like and then not decrease. That would create a triangle instead of a rectangle.