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14 Corner-to-Corner Crochet Blanket Patterns

By: The Editors of AllFreeCrochet.com

You know you can crochet a blanket in straight rows, but did you know you can crochet a blanket diagonally? A diagonally crocheted blanket is called a corner-to-corner blanket  (or C2C blanket, as it’s often abbreviated online) since you work, quite literally, from one corner of the blanket to the other. Working up a crochet blanket this way ensures you get a perfectly square blanket, and since you continue increasing until you’ve reached your middle and then begin decreasing, you can make this blanket as large or as small as you want to. Corner-to-corner blankets make fantastic crochet baby blankets and throws, and they’re often worked up with simple single and double crochet stitches. You can also use these to make larger crochet granny squares and afghan panels.

The single and double crochet stitches for a corner-to-corner design often form diagonal rows of little squares, which help make the diagonal design more distinct. Though you can make corner-to-corner crochet blankets with solid shades or stripes, as in many of the designs below from our friends at AllFreeCrochetAfghanPatterns, you can also practice with colorwork and crochet little pictures in your work. You can treat your proposed design as a pixelated picture on a grid, as you’ll see in the Zoodiacs Blanket.

C2C Blanket from Leftover Yarn

Naomi's Easy C2C Blanket

Pascal C2C Baby Blanket

Easy Corner To Corner Crochet Baby Blanket

Southwest Sunburst C2C Afghan Pattern

Crochet Corner to Corner Throw

C2C Silt Blanket

Zoodiacs Afghan

Crochet Gingham Picnic Blanket Afghan

Little Owl Car Seat Canopy

Baby Bunny Blanket

Paw Print Blanket

Rainy Days C2C Blanket

Crochet Casserole Blanket

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