How To C2c Crochet In Rounds
Get ready to learn a valuable technique in the world of crochet: Corner-to-Corner (C2C) crochet in rounds. This step-by-step tutorial will guide you through the process of creating stunning circular designs using the C2C method. By following the detailed instructions provided in the article, you'll gain the skills needed to crochet beautiful mandalas, doilies, and other round projects.
The C2C technique, known for its versatility and visual appeal, allows you to create intricate patterns and gradients by working diagonally from one corner to another. With each round, your design will grow, revealing captivating textures and eye-catching color combinations. The tutorial includes clear visuals and helpful tips to ensure your success as you navigate the unique challenges of crocheting in rounds using the C2C technique.
Whether you're a beginner looking to expand your crochet repertoire or an experienced crafter seeking a new challenge, mastering C2C crochet in rounds opens up a world of creative possibilities. So grab your hook, select your favorite yarn, and embark on a crochet journey that will enhance your skills and produce stunning round creations. Follow the detailed instructions provided in the article to unlock the magic of C2C crochet in rounds and bring your circular projects to life.
Instructions:
Round 1: Ch-6, dc in 3rd ch from hook and in each ch to end. * Rotate clockwise. Ch-2, 4dc around 4th dc from last block made * repeat between * * one more time. Rotate clockwise. Ch-2, 3dc around 4th dc from last block made. Join to top of first block made. (4 blocks)
Round 2: Ch-5, turn, dc in 3rd ch from hook and in next 2 chs, * sl st to top of next block, ch-2, 4dc around ch-sp, rotate clockwise, ch-2, 3dc around 4th dc from last block made * repeat between * * two more times. Sl st to beg ch, ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp. Join to top of first block. (8 blocks)
Round 3: Ch-5, turn, dc in 3rd ch from hook and in next 2 chs, * sl st to top of next block, ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp, sl st to top of next block, ch-2, 4dc around ch-sp, Rotate clockwise, ch-2, 3dc around 4th dc from last block made * repeat between * * two more times. Sl st to top of next block, ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp, sl st to top of next block, ch-2, 3dc around final ch-sp. Join to top of first block made. (12 blocks)
Round 4: Ch-5, turn, dc in 3rd ch from hook and in next 2 chs, * sl st to top of next block, [ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp, sl st to top of next block] 2x, ch-2, 4dc around ch-sp, Rotate clockwise, ch-2, 3dc around 4th dc from last block made * repeat between * * two more times. Sl st to top of next block, [ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp, sl st to top of next block] 3x. (16 blocks)
Round 5: Ch-5, turn, dc in 3rd ch from hook and in next 2 chs, * sl st to top of next block, [ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp, sl st to top of next block] 3x, ch-2, 4dc around ch-sp, Rotate clockwise, ch-2, 3dc around 4th dc from last block made * repeat between * * two more times. Sl st to top of next block, [ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp, sl st to top of next block] 4x. (20 blocks)
Round 6: Ch-5, turn, dc in 3rd ch from hook and in next 2 chs, * sl st to top of next block, [ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp, sl st to top of next block] 4x, ch-2, 4dc around ch-sp, Rotate clockwise, ch-2, 3dc around 4th dc from last block made * repeat between * * two more times. Sl st to top of next block, [ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp, sl st to top of next block] 5x. (24 blocks)
Round 7: Ch-5, turn, dc in 3rd ch from hook and in next 2 chs, * sl st to top of next block, [ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp, sl st to top of next block] 5x, ch-2, 4dc around ch-sp, Rotate clockwise, ch-2, 3dc around 4th dc from last block made * repeat between * * two more times. Sl st to top of next block, [ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp, sl st to top of next block] 6x. (28 blocks)
Continue adding rounds until desired size is reached. Each round adds one block per side to the sequence established in the previous two rounds. Each round adds 4 blocks to the block total.
Decreasing (Written Pattern, no photos):
Decreasing Corner-to-Corner Crochet in the round is similar to decreasing traditional C2C. Scroll down to see the step-by-step detailed instructions (with photos).
Row 1: Turn work to the left so the working yarn is in front of the stitches. Skip first st, loosely sl st in next. Sl st in next st. * ch-2, 3dc around ch-sp, join to top of next block * repeat between * * until you run out of blocks.
u can't wait too try this! What a precious blanket it will make... and not be gaudy.
Thank you for this,
Lynette Pagni
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