You can learn how to Corner to Corner Crochet – aka C2C – in this Moogly video tutorial! Here you will learn the basics of this fun and versatile stitch, both right and left-handed!
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There are a few different methods to work corner to corner crochet with – but here I’m sharing the most common! This method uses double crochet stitches rather than half double crochet stitches, and is also known as the Diagonal Box Stitch.
Corner to Corner Crochet Tutorial:
How to Corner to Corner Crochet – Right Handed
How to Corner to Corner Crochet – Left Handed
As Seen in This Video (click each for more info!):
Llama and Cactus C2C Graphgan – FREE Written Pattern!
How to Read Corner to Corner Crochet Instructions
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I hope you enjoyed this C2C tutorial, or how to corner to corner crochet! If this video doesn’t answer all your questions about this technique, please ask in the comments below – I’m always happy to help!
And I will be adding another video tutorial soon covering C2C color changes! Whether you’re making simple stripes, using up your stash, or creating a complex graphgan, I’ll share my best tips for how to change colors beautifully – with minimal tangles!
And if you make any Moogly pattern, be sure to tag me in your photos so I can see them too, @mooglyblog or #mooglyblog! I can’t wait to see your wonderful projects. Thanks so much for reading and watching!
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Michelle
Thank you! I have been wondering about C2C. Pinning!
Tamara Kelly
Thank you so much, Michelle! ♥
Linda McMillan
Thank you so much! I tried months ago to learn C2C, but I couldn’t catch on. I’m sure your tutorial will be quite useful to me. I am left handed and appreciate that most of your tutorials are both right and left handed. I am looking forward to finally learning C2C. Thanks again!
Tamara Kelly
Thank you, Linda! Please let me know if you have any other questions!
JD Smith
So cool! I assume one can create her own designs with this method? Thanks for sharing!!
Tamara Kelly
Absolutely! All you need is graph paper! 😀