Corner to Corner C2C - Decreasing into a Rectangle
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Ready to dive into the world of crochet and make something fantastic with me? Me too! In this easy-to-follow step-by-step tutorial, we are making this Corner to Corner C2C - Decreasing into a Rectangle!
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I love the idea with green and red. Good easy way to make it so easy!
Oh I am so glad you loved it, @penniwenerstromcrawford4264! Thanks!🌻🌺🌼
Your the only one who explained maintaining and decreasing in a understandable way. Thank you! My graphghan was kicking my butt!
Thank you. I needed a refresher on decreasing for rectangle, This tutorial was perfect. 💕💕👏👏
Thanks so much, I finally found a C2C rectangle video that I can follow!! You’re Awesome 😎
Was at the half way point, loved my width, needed to add length. Could not find videos teaching that. Asked hubby his opinion. Just imagine deer in headlights look! Ha ha! Then I found your video. It confirmed what I thought would be the correct way. Thank you for going all the way to end with it and putting together a great video. Proves you can teach an old dog new tricks. Crocheting over 53 years.
That's awesome, DE KO! I am so glad it was helpful to you. THANK YOU! 🌸👍🌺
So easy! Thank you! Completing my first blanket C2C. Xx
Omg!!! Thank you. I am doing my first c2c rectangle and could not find anything to help me understand decreasing on one side. And I could not figure out why my work was giving pointed corners on the end. I was decreasing on the beginning of each row. This made so much more sense!!! Thank you thank you thank you!
Oh I am so glad it was helpful to you, Tammy Bradley-Alvarado! Thank you. 🌼🌸🌼
Picturing the red and green traffic lights in Kenya made me smile. Great memories there.
Thank you. Your instructions and video are both clear, concise and non- fussy. I was stuck on the decresse. Ha. Made a lovely shawl. Not my goal. Wanted a twin blanket.
Finally, it is coming to shape.
Love the C2C! It is a fast stitch once you get the hang of it! Christa your tutorial is great! 🧡🦒🧡
OH - thank you so much, Linda!! xx!!
Your explanations were very clear, thank you, I appreciate your videos...especially in the decrease process❤👍
So helpful and clearly explained. Love the red and green/stop and go markers. Thank you!
Liked the green and red markers too, just wondering where's the orange/yellow one to slow down LOL
Thank you so much! I’ve been trying to figure out how to make the corners and haven’t been able to until now. I appreciate your clear instructions!!!!
Perfect tutorial! Thank you so much. I'm really loving C2C. I've got 2 C2C blankets going, one is a square and the second one is a baby blanket which now I will do as a rectangle. So ingenious! Whoever came up with this technique is brilliant. Many thanks for your simple instructions, straight forward and to the point, like it should be 👍❤️
Oh I am so glad you enjoyed it, Eilony Lavender!! Thank you! 🌷🌺🌷
Very well explained. Thank you.
Thanks so much, C R.D.! 🌈🌼🌸
Your instructions are very clear. Thank you. I'm excited to be working the next part of my first C2C afgahn.
Thankyou so so much I understand it. You taught me how to do my first c2c square now my friend want a c2c rectangle with every color I have in my craftroom so I said okay and was thinking omg it will be heard but again you make easy to understand. 💋💋💜💜🐶stay safe and huge hugs my dear friend.
So glad it was helpful to you, Jane Benning! Thank you. 🌼🌸🌼
Thank you you made learning how to do the c2c decrease so easy Pease 😀
Oh I am so glad, Littlemousemover! Thank you!! 🌸🌼🌺
Thank-you for showing us how to make C2C rectangle. Always wanted to make one. You made it look so simple that, I plan to make one this year. Have a out 4 different Afghans going now. So, I have to finish them first.
Yay thanks very helpful. Good job
Oh I am so glad it was helpful to you, Tina Benham! My other tutorials are here: ruclips.net/p/PLpolLUf9SLHgx42hUZEW9HCfsU1oqRxbU Thank you!! 🌼🌸🌼
Your tutorial is awesome. Really helped me a lot. I was struggling with decreasing. Thank you so much.
Thank you! You're the best! Thanks to your tutorial I was able to understand how to do this. Hugs from Puerto Rico!
Oh I am so glad, Minerva Rios! Thank you!! 🌸🌼🌺
You're godsend! Thank you so much, i've been looking for a video where it gets explained proper :D
I am right handed but you are so incredibly amazing & thoughtful for also posting videos for left handers. My daughter is left handed (she has only 1 arm but its in your brain and not your limbs that determines whether a person is left or righ handed). ❤
That's awesome. We actually have quite a few left handed students in my classes, so videos for left handed people is part of my "need" list. Big hugs to you and your family! xx!
Thanks for a clear tutorial that has made things really simple to pick up. I’m hooked!
Oh so glad to hear! xx
Wahoo! I did it :) I made a rectangle!! Loving the C2C. Thanks again for another great tutorial.
CONGRATULATIONS Karen!! Well done!! Big hugs! xx!
Awesome! Thanks
Oh I am so glad it was helpful to you, @angelasmith4374! My other tutorials are here: ruclips.net/p/PLpolLUf9SLHgx42hUZEW9HCfsU1oqRxbU Thank you!! 🌼🌸🌼
Thank you so much for these tutorials. I have done c2c before but never knew how to do the decrease rows to form a square or rectangle. Most helpful. Be blessed!
Oh I am so glad, Bev! Thank you for sharing! xx!!
Thank you Christa
Oh thank you so much, Alison! You are so sweet. Glad the tutorials were helpful! The pram blanket sounds like a perfect project - well done! xx!
Great tutorial! I love that you use stitch markers. I am a visual learner and it really helps to remind me to stop and go.
I am so excited my first Dec all in one afternoon thanks for making it easy enough for me to manage.
Oh I am so glad, Cathy Swan! Thank you!! 🌸🌼🌺
Thanks so much! I really enjoyed these tutorials! Thanks also for telling us to use our own judgment on whether to slip into that first stitch when decreasing. I felt compelled to do so! Lol!
Thank you Thea! You're so kind. xx!!
Thanks, great explanation!! 😁
Oh I am so glad you liked it, Cristiana Myers! Thanks!🌻🌺🌼
Thank you!
brilliant!! a rectangle c2c!! yippeeee!!
Thank you. Very very helpful.
Very helpful thanks!
Oh I am so glad it was helpful to you, Jessi Macleod! Thank you. 🌼🌸🌼
So cuddly too!
Thank you very much for your tutorial.
Awesome pattern thank you
Yeah, I’ve made my rectangle 60” n get to decrease. Thanks Christa for your tutorial. Next is a blanket in stripes. I was attempting a blanket using larkfoot, but the pattern and I were fighting-were c2c and I are humming along nicely😊😊
Excellent news!!!! Bravo!!!! xx!!
Dear Christa, somehow I lost u on the rectangle.i followed u well starting the rectangle. But on the decreasing I got very confused. What if I want to make a scarf? Do u have a more extensive video? I love this pattern. It looks so pretty. And I started it in red. So it's very pretty. But,I'm stuck. Lol.
You make it so simple!!! Thank you so much
Oh I am so glad it was helpful to you, Sarah Hohentanner! Thank you. 🌼🌸🌼
thank you so much for your videos.it helped me alot.now i know how to do the c2c.your videos is so awesome!
Awesome!! Thank you so much!!
❤ ❤ ❤ THANK YOU!!!
Thank you!!!
Oh I am so glad it was helpful to you, Heather Combs! Thank you. 🌼🌸🌼
@@SecretYarnery Your video and explanation is PERFECT! I'm almost finished with my increase rows, I'm excited to get to the decrease rows!
Thanks so much You Teach Vary well ...Aleta Sneed
Thank you Aleta! xx!
u r the best
Love your tutorials❣
question if your makeing an c2c afghan for a king size bed how many blocks before you start doing the retangle part of the c2c
Hi Christa,
I have to say i have Enjoyed your Pod Cast I ansussilly wait for a new one all the time ....Love your Family and the clips of places there ...Think You do a wonderful cast about there and with me being handicaped i can travel all over anyway a great Thank you for all your teaching,,,Could you Post a little more elabraint Trim For Cal Thanks So Much Aleta Sneed
Thanks Aleta! Fancier trims are on my list of things to do! xx!
I signed up for Facebook today just so I can join your group :)
HURRAY!! Welcome!! xx!!
Can you give us some gidelines on when to start decreasing (both times) when you have a limited amount of yarn? (Example: would you have enough yarn when you start decreasing on one side when you’ve used 1/3rd of your yarn and start the second decrease when you have used 2/3rd of your yarn?)
Hi Monique! With a rectangle, it's a tricky one. You just have to guess. I imagine the best way to calculate is to weight the piece when you are starting the first decrease. That would give you a good idea of how much yarn you will need to save for the final decrease. Hope that helps? xx!
About how much yarn would you need for a 27x40 afghan
Christa thank you for the wonderful tutorial. I've always made square C2C. I was wondering where you bought the wonderful container of stitch markers. I love the colors and quantity. Thanks again!
Heidi Cook they have them on amazon 2 containers for like 8.00 very good stitch markers
Kim Wheeler Thanks Kim,
Your very welcome
ok think I got it
Hurray!! xx!
Thank you for this video. I like the way you use the markers. I'm making my first graphgan using directions instead of the graph. After row 90, it says reduce from the right..Do I assume row 91 is the beginning of the right side? Then after row 100, reduce from the left.Again, is row 101 the left side? I hope you can help me out. Thank you.
Faithbridge jax
How do you know when to start decreasing so the colors are the same on both corners when doing a striped pattern?
I seem to do the decrease for the first "no build" side of the rectangle just fine. My problems begin when I start decreasing on both sides to finish the rectangle.
I learned to chain 3 up the side of the decrease, then SS into the chain of the first "mountain" instead of SS up the side.
The problem I have is that I don't seem to decrease quickly enough and my last corner ends up elongated, a sort of funnel shape, if you can imagine that.
I've frogged this corner about 3 times now and it's driving me MAD! I count, I add stitch markers, I do everything but stand on my head. I'll do that as best I can if necessary.
Anyone have any ideas?
Ok I’ve decided to do the rectangle and make a small laphgan. I only gave 6 balls of Bernat blanket yarn so can you tell me how I would know when it’s a long as it can be. Would I just stop making it longer after I’ve used the third ball and start decreasing? Txs 🙂
Hi Evelyn! I would stop before the third ball is over - perhaps 1/3 finished. Just in case the yardage is different. Plus it leaves some to make the first row of the border. :D xx!
The Secret Yarnery Thanks for the help! So enjoying your tutorials, podcasts, and community!
I have made the C2C before but always in a square. I’m trying to do the rectangle.
I have been watching many videos to figure out what I’m doing wrong on my decrease side and still can’t seem to figure out why my second decrease side has a small indent.
I’m missing something....help please 😬 TIA
I am making my first c2c. I have reached row 90 and ready to decrease. It says Reduce from the right. Is row 91 the beginning of the right side? Thank you.
I'm making a twin aphghan as you know so when I get this as wide as the mattress or as wide as I want I decrease on the width and keep going on the length for as long as I want to, right?
Yes mam!! The width of the mattress. Perfect! xx!
I'm having trouble ending up with the right amount to decrease at end of row. Everything goes with pattern count. Starts out with the right number of blocks in the color. But ends up one block short. Anyone have an idea what I'm doing wrong?
I couldn't help myself..lolol I let out a big TAAADAAAA! lolol when you finished. I cant wait to add or do the graphgan with this. I know you mentioned it would come probably in the fall?? Its going to be very fun and exciting! maybe we can learn hot to design our own pattern for the graph and have a Cal doing that..I dunno but I'm tickled over here in Cali!! HUGS CHRISTA! Thanks for making this so easy peasy
For sure, Kathleen! That would be fun. No chart yet... need more hours in the day, but ideally I have a chart for every pattern. (#lifegoals) Here are the stitch markers I use: amzn.to/2K7XGm1 Cheaper too, because you get two sets. :D
The Secret Yarnery THANKS bunches Christa (ok :/ almost done it twice ..three times lol I can everyone I consider a friend sis or love LOL being careful not yo offend..
X's friend oh, & if there's any way I can help with the plan let me know. I'd love to help if I can :-D
ok I have done a couple of lap blankets in c2c before but long ago. just cant remember. ok when I get wide enough. to do the decrease on both sides it won't keep getting longer right. cuz when I get wide enough I will still want longer. so do I just decrease 1 side
Hi, Rhonda Rea!! Yes. For a rectangle - getting longer - follow this video. 🌻🌺🌼
@@SecretYarnery thanks sorry I just forget and so hard for me to remember any more
@@SecretYarnery ok I just now re watch the video. ok I got wide enough now on decrease side I do the slips then turn and chain only 3, but on increase side I still chain 6 right
almost to the end of increase then I can decrease both sides. I just have to keep watching u couple of times every other day make sure I doing right. I will end after decrease with 68" x44". then I will put a little border of other color to add about 4" around. and end up with 4' x 6'
hi I finally just got it long enough too so I could decrease on that side too now decrease both sides to join last corner
4:33 4:43 how to join
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You don't need stitch markers. It becomes obvious what you're going to do and where the further you go. I've never used stitch markers for any version of this pattern.