How to Crochet: C2C Moss Stitch Wash Cloth
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2020
- This tutorial will show you step by step how to crochet the Corner to Corner (c2c) Moss Stitch Wash Cloth. This is a great easy stitch pattern that gives a neat diagonal effect.
All you need to know how to do is chain and single crochet!
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→ Lion Brand Mako Cotton: www.lionbrand.com/lb-collectio...
→ Size I (5.5mm) Crochet Hook: amzn.to/35GqY7o
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could never pull off a good c2c until your video here. Will definitely be checking out more of your videos! Thank you! Super fast wedding gift that I can work up in one or 2 nights, a beautiful set of classic dishcloths.
I love your C2C Moss Stitch Video! I’ve gone through each and everyone on RUclips and always come back to yours. Made a blanket with this pattern and making another one in Blueberry Bushel from HL. THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR GREAT WORK & KINDNESS~~
Instead of doing the single + half double to begin the first decrease row, I just did the last single in the chain stitch followed by the next single into the ch 3 space, like she does for the rest of the decreases. This worked out just fine for me, and I’m also going to do a small border around the entire thing.
wow I always thought c2c would be hard but you made it so easy thanks
Thanks for making this tutorial.
I love that stitch. Would like a written pattern cause I'm a bit older, but I'll figure it out, thank you so much!
Very nice! Thank you! You helped me so much! Your teaching this stitch makes it look so easy. Thank you. 😊
Looks beautiful, of all the millions of patterns Ive seen, can you believe Ive been looking for this one for years..
I have wanted to try C2C lately. This seems like a good place to start. I havent made dishcloths in a while this looks like a pretty stitch.
Easiest to follow... for all you trying to learn. I watched all available and she has you covered!
I bought the LB mako cotton yarn today so I could make these over the summer. ❤🌹
I have been trying to learn this and actually was able to with your instructions
When you start the decrease you do a single crochet, no chain one, then in the corner you do a single crochet and a half double. Then turn and chain two and skip first two stitches, then single crochet in chain space. My question is that there is no chain space after the two skipped stitches so do you single crochet between the two single crochets? Thank you for your response.
G wizz!!! did I found the decreasing part difficult! So glad I found your video, now I know where to place the first Decrease Stich! Your video is so clear that I actually could see where the hook went into! You have a new Fan!!! ❤️🥰🧶
Thank you! I had a pattern but it was so hard to understand. Now I think I can do this!
Tysm 🥰
Good job teaching. Good camera work.
Thanks for the video!! I gave it a try.. but how do you account for the slanting/bias? the cloth is skewed a little, i.e. not square.
Thank You...are they nice to use? I’m thinking of making some for my Precious Grandbubba she is due in March ....look forward to your answer...blessings Marc. 🙏🏻🇦🇺🇦🇺
At the end of my increase row can I sc ch1 sc ch3 then turn? Or do I have to turn before I ch3? Does it make any difference?