Omg i think I got it I have been trying to learn this for a while some people go to fast when flipping it and when they flip it there hands are in the way thank you MJ❤now it time to practice.
After each row was completed, I would think “please do another row” and you did! Long enough that I started seeing the pattern and was able to anticipate the next step. Thank you!!! Super awesome of you to share this!
I did it. I had a blanket I crocheted YEARS ago in the old granny stitch pattern bc that's all i knew. I pulled it apart and using that old yarn did this pattern in the rectangle pattern. It turned out great. Turned something old into something new. Kinda proud of myself.
I learned this stitch doing a "doll" blanket for my great niece last year. I didn't use a border, but I really like the simplicity of your single crochet one. It looks so polished. Thank you
This is my first C2C blanket! Admittedly, I made a few stitch errors and had to rip out a couple rows (just wasn’t paying attention) but I love the results! This is a very fun pattern when you get the rhythm!! Thank you MJ! I’ve done a couple of your patterns since I found your channel and you’re very good at demonstrating and explaining your method.❤
I made this blanket for my youngest grandson when he was a baby, which is a little over 11 years ago. I decided to make some charity blankets with this method and totally blanked on how to start it. Thanks for the refresher!
Had to add this one to my list. I have crocheted many blankets over the years but have never tried a corner to corner. Definitely going to give this one a go thank you 🇨🇦⚘
I’ve been doing my c2c for many years. Especially changing colors. Make excellent gifts. Works up quickly. The decrease is easy as well. Adding a border makes it gorgeous as well.
The more I watch this video the bar fascinated I am with this blanket you’re doing a terrific job Ashville. I sure enjoyed watching you. You are great.❤
Ohh green is my favorite color, so drooling over that hook hehe. Love your new introduction. I love C2C but mine usually ends up a parallelogram but you make it easier ❤
I’ve been practicing and it’s getting better every time. Can’t wait to take on the challenge of a shawl or even a blanket. It’s a beautiful pattern. Ty 🙃🧶
I’m a newbie, but this looks like an amazing challenge!!! I’ve already got plans for my next project, but this will be added as the next on my list! 😍🤩
So lovely! May I ask, are you using a larger crochet hook to make it more flexible? I can only find Yarn Bee brand yarn in my area and it uses like a 5.0 and some are a 5.5.. Thanks! :)
Question ❓ when I want to stop increasing on one side to make a throw. I stop increasing at block 60, and then stop increasing on other side at block 72 then create my rectangle?
Do you have a version of this stitch that is not on point? I want to use it to make a sweater but can't figure out how I'd do a foundation row in a straight line! TIA. Always LOVE your stuff!
I'm a bit confused. I bought the pattern and it seems to be 36 x 44 blocks but here you say to do 60 x 72. Also there are 8 rows after the 1st corner where you DC36 before making the second corner. I'm trying to think it through before I get to this point but I thought you had to keep increasing on one side in order to get the rectangular shape so I expected to increase every other row at that point. I'm not sure if that questions make sense. It's hard to write out an explanation but hopefully you'll understand what I'm asking. Thanks
The pattern has 2 versions. There is a bulky and a worsted weight blanket pattern. You are looking at the wrong pattern. The bulky version is 36x44 blocks. The worsted is 72x60 blocks. You will increase one side of every row until you get to the next corner.
@@mjsoffthehook of course that's obvious now I just got myself mixed up! I'm using worsted weight but had gone back and looked at the bulky by mistake. Got it sorted now. Thank you! My brain just hurt trying to figure it out this morning.
How many blocks for an lapghan? I bought the pattern but I don't see this info. I have wanting to do a c2c blanket, seemed to confusing until i watched you. Thank you!!
I really dont understand that..Im actually a beginner and im not american so its hard for me to understand what to do in sequence just to make identical blanket like on your photo..
Omg i think I got it I have been trying to learn this for a while some people go to fast when flipping it and when they flip it there hands are in the way thank you MJ❤now it time to practice.
After each row was completed, I would think “please do another row” and you did! Long enough that I started seeing the pattern and was able to anticipate the next step. Thank you!!! Super awesome of you to share this!
I did it. I had a blanket I crocheted YEARS ago in the old granny stitch pattern bc that's all i knew. I pulled it apart and using that old yarn did this pattern in the rectangle pattern. It turned out great. Turned something old into something new. Kinda proud of myself.
Awesome! Great job!
C2C is an old favorite. Nice to know how to make a cool border on my blanket. And ombre yarn looks really neat in this puzzle like blanket!
I learned this stitch doing a "doll" blanket for my great niece last year. I didn't use a border, but I really like the simplicity of your single crochet one. It looks so polished. Thank you
This is my first C2C blanket! Admittedly, I made a few stitch errors and had to rip out a couple rows (just wasn’t paying attention) but I love the results! This is a very fun pattern when you get the rhythm!! Thank you MJ! I’ve done a couple of your patterns since I found your channel and you’re very good at demonstrating and explaining your method.❤
Awesome! Thank you!
I made this blanket for my youngest grandson when he was a baby, which is a little over 11 years ago. I decided to make some charity blankets with this method and totally blanked on how to start it. Thanks for the refresher!
Had to add this one to my list. I have crocheted many blankets over the years but have never tried a corner to corner. Definitely going to give this one a go thank you 🇨🇦⚘
I’ve been doing my c2c for many years. Especially changing colors. Make excellent gifts. Works up quickly. The decrease is easy as well. Adding a border makes it gorgeous as well.
The more I watch this video the bar fascinated I am with this blanket you’re doing a terrific job Ashville. I sure enjoyed watching you. You are great.❤
Thank you so much!
MJ, you amaze me with your esthetics! You coordinated hook colour with yarn colour! E You made simple stich into elegant piece! Absolutely 👍!
Your crochet is so elegant, so impressive, very organized, and unique. ✌🏼🤍💯✌🏼
Thank you so much
Thank you! 😊
Ohh green is my favorite color, so drooling over that hook hehe. Love your new introduction. I love C2C but mine usually ends up a parallelogram but you make it easier ❤
How pretty , I really love the beautiful green you used and putting the tassels on topped it off .Nice work 🌷
Thanks so much 😊
I love your Etsy shop and videos. You're so helpful and easy to learn without having to stop and replay to understand. Thank you!
I’ve been practicing and it’s getting better every time. Can’t wait to take on the challenge of a shawl or even a blanket. It’s a beautiful pattern. Ty 🙃🧶
Seems pretty straightforward. Very pretty!
I’m a newbie, but this looks like an amazing challenge!!! I’ve already got plans for my next project, but this will be added as the next on my list! 😍🤩
So pretty and simple. Love it!!! Have a good evening!!❤🤍💖
Thank you! I love the chain 3 method instead of slip stitching across the square😘
Thanks for this tutorial MJ, one of my goals this year is to learn to do a c2c blanket, like stitches that grow quickly when doing a blanket. X
Love, love , love the color! I so wanted to learn this stitch, thanks for posting.
You are so creative. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful blanket looks very easy, I gotta get me some more yarn to do this pattern now..
Ok..I'm gonna trying this pattern. Thanks for sharing your ideas 🤩👍
This looks so easy. I've got to make this!
This is beautiful 😍 I’m gonna try to make this ❤❤🧶🧶🧶
Love this pattern
So cute! 😍🥰
Beautiful, thank you for the tutorial.
New to your channel. Love this Stitch and would love a tutorial on whole project for a throw. Stay safe. 🙏🏻🧶😊🧶🌹🙏🏻💐🧶
MJ I love ur videos so easy 2 follow. Now I would love 2 see a Scorpio hook come out pleasssse ❤
Lo ame, impecable, prolijo y Bellisimos gracias mil 🤗💕👏👏👏
Wow. Your hook is nice❤
❤ this stitch...great video
Bravissima, Bravissima, Bravissima,😉
So beautiful !! 👍👏👏👏🤗🤗
A bit fast in showing the stitches but I quess you already need to know them to follow well.
Yes I assume you know how to do basic crochet stitches. You can also adjust the video speed to the speed you want it to play at.
Gorgeous
So lovely! May I ask, are you using a larger crochet hook to make it more flexible? I can only find Yarn Bee brand yarn in my area and it uses like a 5.0 and some are a 5.5.. Thanks! :)
Thank you! I’m a little confused about the square verses the rectangle…I just want to make a blanket which method do i choose 😬
I’m making this now in white and then variegates to a dark grayish purple
Question ❓ when I want to stop increasing on one side to make a throw. I stop increasing at block 60, and then stop increasing on other side at block 72 then create my rectangle?
I’m wondering the same!
Que fácil y qué linda
Wow,真好看！
How many blocks would I need for a 42” wide by 84” long?
Did you make any tutorial for the tassels?
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Do you have a version of this stitch that is not on point? I want to use it to make a sweater but can't figure out how I'd do a foundation row in a straight line! TIA. Always LOVE your stuff!
Sorry I’ve never done that. You would have to play around with it. I’m sure there RUclips videos out there showing how.
I'm a bit confused. I bought the pattern and it seems to be 36 x 44 blocks but here you say to do 60 x 72. Also there are 8 rows after the 1st corner where you DC36 before making the second corner. I'm trying to think it through before I get to this point but I thought you had to keep increasing on one side in order to get the rectangular shape so I expected to increase every other row at that point. I'm not sure if that questions make sense. It's hard to write out an explanation but hopefully you'll understand what I'm asking. Thanks
The pattern has 2 versions. There is a bulky and a worsted weight blanket pattern. You are looking at the wrong pattern. The bulky version is 36x44 blocks. The worsted is 72x60 blocks. You will increase one side of every row until you get to the next corner.
When making a rectangle you increase only one side every row until you reach the next corner. Then you decrease both sizes the same.
@@mjsoffthehook of course that's obvious now I just got myself mixed up! I'm using worsted weight but had gone back and looked at the bulky by mistake. Got it sorted now. Thank you! My brain just hurt trying to figure it out this morning.
Hello sister kya hal hai theek kyon bhatkati khairiyat se Hain ki aap ki puri video aaj Ki hai aur like bhi ki hai ummid abhi hamare ghar 💞💞
How many blocks for an lapghan? I bought the pattern but I don't see this info. I have wanting to do a c2c blanket, seemed to confusing until i watched you. Thank you!!
The chart shows you the number of blocks. The written pattern works you through row by row. Select the worsted or bulky version.
Hi! My blanket is almost done. In your video you mentioned a link to "how to male tassels" video. I am not able to find it. Please help:)🌸
ruclips.net/video/d2ZBCpRKdQU/видео.html
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Where can I get the pattern.
BUY THE PATTERN
RAVELRY www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
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I really dont understand that..Im actually a beginner and im not american so its hard for me to understand what to do in sequence just to make identical blanket like on your photo..
How long did it take you to make it?
A couple weeks. Depends on how much time you have to crochet and how quickly you crochet.