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45 Free C2C Crochet Patterns: Blankets, Sweaters + Beyond

Discover our favorite modern C2C crochet patterns for blankets, sweaters, scarves, hats, pillows, and more.

These free corner-to-corner designs will fulfill all your diagonal dreams!

Collection of corner to corner crochet patterns for all skill levels.

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How is a Corner-to-Corner (C2C) Crochet Pattern Different?

The corner-to-corner technique is worked exactly as it sounds. Instead of working back and forth in rows, you work diagonally from one corner to the other. This creates a fabric filled with small squares, ideal for projects featuring pictures or words.

Because of this “pixelated” quality, a C2C pattern almost always includes a visual element like a graph or chart. Sometimes it’ll also include row-by-row instructions verbally explaining how many squares of each color to make. 

A c2c crochet graph pattern next to an in-progress project.
If you’ve ever done cross stitch or Perler bead designs, you’re probably familiar with a similar type of graph pattern. 

Techniques to Know for C2C Projects

Most of the free C2C patterns below use some or all of the following techniques. Follow our step-by-step tutorials to brush up on your skills before you start your next project.

A small C2C crochet graph pattern showing which direction each row is worked diagaonally.
Our beginner C2C tutorial covers all the skills you'll need to make your first–or tenth!–project.

Helpful Resources for Beginners

If you’re new to the C2C technique, check out our in-depth tutorial on corner-to-corner crochet for beginners. This complete guide covers all the basics and how to design your own C2C crochet graphs. That way, if you can’t find a pattern that ticks all your boxes, you can make your own!

We’ve also published a book if you’re the analog type. Beginner’s Guide to C2C Crochet includes detailed instructions and 15 contemporary patterns.

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Tips & Tricks for Working C2C Crochet Patterns

No matter your skill level, these helpful tips will ensure your corner-to-corner project is a success.

  • Opt for fewer color changes: Patterns with one or two colors are much easier for beginners.
  • Simplify the pattern: You can simplify a more complex design by removing unnecessary color changes. For example, our plaid bunny blanket can be worked as a solid silhouette to eliminate much of the yarn juggling and ends to weave in.
  • Manage your yarn: Learning how to keep your yarn organized when using multiple colors is helpful. Keeping your skeins in order will avoid a knotty mess. See my tips below for wrangling your yarn.
  • Try individual squares: If you’re looking for a more manageable (and portable) project, pick a pattern made up of multiple squares or motifs. Block patterns are ideal for on-the-go crafting. 

Free Corner to Corner Crochet Patterns

We’ve put together a collection of the best corner-to-corner projects for beginners and colorwork experts alike. Explore a variety of designs for blankets, accessories, and even clothing all while learning a new crochet skill (or refining an old one!). 

Blankets (Graphgans)

Each of these throw patterns comes with a free graph pattern, with the option to purchase a printable PDF with line by line instructions. This makes them suitable for newbies and experienced crocheters eager to tackle the art of crocheting blankets with pictures in them.

Alpaca Afghan
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Alpaca Afghan

Indulge your alpaca obsession with this generously sized baby blanket or lap afghan. This pattern uses Vanna’s Choice yarn and boucle yarn and the diagonal box stitch to produce the fluffy alpaca design that stands out against the smooth background and fun bobble stitch border. This furry blanket is ideal for both alpaca-adoring adults and newborn babies. Or, gift it to a llama-lover instead - they’ll never know the difference!
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Related: Our favorite crochet baby blanket patterns

Map of Africa Throw
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Map of Africa Throw

Africa is a solid block of land, so there are only two color changes and a few ends to weave in. That means this pattern will be manageable even if you’re new to C2C. Or, follow the detailed instructions to design a crochet map of any country! Swaddle your baby in your favorite holiday destination or ode to your homeland. This vintage-style blanket is perfect for geography lovers, teachers, or children.
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Related: South American Map Pillow pattern

Modern, Rustic Deer Graphgan
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Modern, Rustic Deer Graphgan

The Buckhorn blanket is a must-have for hipsters, hunters, or those planning a woodland nursery. Whip up the deer design using C2C half double crochet stitches and finish with a playful pom pom edging. For a Scandinavian holiday look, go with an ecru and red color palette. This blanket is the perfect mix of wintry and cozy without being too Christmasy. Use it year-round for a slightly rustic, yet contemporary addition to your home decor.
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Butterfly Blanket
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Butterfly Blanket

Create a unique butterfly afghan and let self-striping yarn do all the work. You’ll practice double crochet, changing to a new color, weaving in ends, and adding a stunning shell stitch border. Lion Brand’s Ferris Wheel yarn simplifies color changes and guarantees that each blanket is one-of-a-kind. Wouldn’t it be fun to make beautiful butterflies in different colors for each of your nature-loving grandkids?
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Minimalist Geometric Pine Tree Lapgan
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Minimalist Geometric Pine Tree Lapgan

The modern Muddy Pines blanket is inspired by pine trees and mud patterns. Its contemporary and geometric pattern complements any decor. Choose two colors in stark contrast for a design that really pops. This quick-to-make, chunky C2C blanket is excellent for beginners or experienced stitchers looking for a relaxing project. There’s also a matching envelope-style throw pillow pattern that can act as storage for your graphgan!
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Symmetrical Cross Blanket
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Symmetrical Cross Blanket

Stay warm by the campfire with this ‘X Marks the Spot’ lapgan. To create a symmetrical design, you’ll use worsted-weight yarn in two colors. The beginner-friendly pattern is broken down into manageable thirds and includes tips to keep track of your work and prevent tangling. This modern design is ideal for your couch, nursery, or bedroom. Pair your throw with the matching pillow pattern (also in this list) to liven up your little corner of comfort!
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Modern Monstera Leaf Afghan
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Modern Monstera Leaf Afghan

You don’t need a green thumb to whip up this trendy, tropical throw. Follow the free graph pattern to turn double crochet C2C stitches into a stylish and sophisticated graphgan. This pattern is great for corner-to-corner newbies as it only uses two colors. The size of this modern blanket is just right for snuggling under, draping over the couch or having story time on the floor.
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Santa Claus Crescent Moon Graphgan
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Santa Claus Crescent Moon Graphgan

This Christmas C2C pattern is destined to become a family favorite. You’ll practice the popcorn stitch, changing colors and adding a bobble stitch border. Add an optional fluffy pom pom and jingle bell.
I have no doubt the Jolly Old Saint Nick blanket will soon become part of your Christmas traditions. Snuggle under the blanket with your little ones as you wait for Santa to visit Christmas Eve.
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Related: How to Crochet a Santa Hat

Buffalo Plaid Bear Blanket
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Buffalo Plaid Bear Blanket

This pattern features a stylish bear silhouette that will warm your holiday celebrations, cozy your cabin, or jazz up your home decor. You’ll use the C2C diagonal row stitch to produce the simple bear in buffalo plaid. Accent the design with a puff stitch pom pom blanket edging.
The pattern comes in a 36x36" baby blanket size and a 54x54” larger size. You’ll want to cuddle by the fire with it all winter long!
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Merry and Bright Christmas Sampler Afghan
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Merry and Bright Christmas Sampler Afghan

Make a family heirloom with nine festive designs, including Rudolph the reindeer, a Christmas tree, and a wreath. The throw is worked with half double crochet C2C stitches instead of dc, allowing for more detailed designs. Experiment with different color combinations and finish your blanket in the Saint Nick of time for the holidays! Your family can curl up under this Christmas blanket to watch “The Polar Express” and sip hot chocolate year after year.
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Related: If you’ve got the festive fever, check out our35 Best Christmas Patterns

Boho Rainbow Lapgan
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Boho Rainbow Lapgan

Create a modern, cheerful rainbow with this blanket pattern. This graphgan combines the traditional C2C diagonal box stitches with richly textured popcorn stitches. The pattern uses Lion Brand Basic Stitch Anti Pilling yarn, which is washable and comes in 49 gorgeous colors. (This is why it’s one of my faves for C2C!) The cute design is a perfect gift for welcoming a rainbow baby or commemorating Pride.
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Best In Show Dog Graphic Throw
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Best In Show Dog Graphic Throw

Combine nine unique patterns to create a pack of playful pups. This blanket incorporates traditional C2C crochet techniques and adds creative elements like popcorn stitches. Make one of each dog or design a blanket of only one breed in different colors. You can also add a paw print border or turn a single block into a pillow cover. Woof woof!
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Plaid Bunny Blanket
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Plaid Bunny Blanket

Whether you’re an animal lover, decorating for Easter, or have a baby on the way, this bunny rabbit pattern will hop right into your heart! You can easily customize the colors in this design. Or use a single color to crochet a beginner-friendly bunny silhouette. The bunny shape is both modern and classic, making it feel not too Easter-y to use in a nursery or on a couch year-round. This blankie is also a great spring baby shower gift.
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Related: How to Make a Crochet Bunny From a Rectangle

Ombre Stag’s Head Afghan
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Ombre Stag’s Head Afghan

Make a stylish throw with an iconic deer silhouette that’s equally at home in a baby nursery, dorm room, or man cave. The pattern uses Lion Brand’s Vanna’s Choice, which has a fantastic color palette. You can follow the ombre graph design or use self-striping yarn to minimize color changes. The free pattern is available in a baby blanket size (38.5x42.5”). You can also purchase an ad-free PDF, which includes a larger pattern (44x55”) for the burly men in your life.
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Gender-Neutral Striped Crochet Baby Blanket
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Gender-Neutral Striped Crochet Baby Blanket

This adorable afghan is perfect for beginners because it features no mid-row color changes. Instead, you’ll only change colors at the end of a row, meaning you don’t need to have multiple yarns attached simultaneously.
You can simplify the pattern further using a variegated yarn, such as Lion Brand Ferris Wheel. With its supple and soft stitches, this velour corner-to-corner crochet blanket is ideal for snuggling a baby boy or girl.
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Bohemian Throw With Tassels

Create a cozy boho blanket to uplevel your home decor. The pattern is inspired by Turkish rugs and weaving designs from the American southwest. You’ll use nine colors to make six rectangles before sewing them together using the tail ends. Finish the bohemian vibe with a single crochet border and triple-layered tassels.
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Multicolored Scrap Yarn Afghan

Use your leftover yarn to whip up this unique geometric chevron design. The blanket is made by crocheting strips and then joining them together. I recommend weaving in the yarn tails and joining the strips as you go to avoid a lot of finishing work at the end! You can make this afghan with any worsted weight yarn, making this a brilliant stash-busting project. (It’s quite easy to sub a different yarn weight, but you’ll likely want to modify the total number of strips you make.)
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Related: If you still have leftover yarn, explore our collection of scrap yarn projects

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Small Striped Gradient Lapgan

Dabble with color theory to create this eye-catching Baby Brights blanket. Choose similar shades to produce a gorgeous gradient effect and finish with a unique border. You’ll learn the basics of corner-to-corner and apply them to a project any new parent will love.
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Patchwork Holiday Gnome Blanket

Crochet an afghan featuring holiday or season-themed gnomes for each month of the year. There’s a gnome wearing bunny ears for Easter, an American flag hat for July, and a pumpkin bonnet for Halloween in October. As well as the twelve original patterns, there are nine bonus holiday gnomes to choose from! (You can finally make that California-king-sized gnome afghan you’d been dying for. Ha!) Play with color combos to craft the panels and join them together using single crochet and chain stitches. You’ll finish by adding a colorful border and pom poms.
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Scarves and Accessories

If you’re looking for a project with less commitment than a blanket but with all the same corner-to-corner satisfaction, these patterns are for you! They offer the same opportunity to practice the C2C crochet technique with less commitment. 

Nordic Snowflake Super Scarf
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Nordic Snowflake Super Scarf

Stay feeling warm and lookin’ hot this winter with the Nordic scarf design. You’ll work diagonally to create a very tall, skinny rectangle. Print two copies of the graph pages to mark off the squares and track your progress. The fringe edging adds a fashionable finish, perfect for any winter wanderer.
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Related: Our favorite free crochet scarf patterns

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Triangle Shawl

Follow the photo tutorial to create this stunning multicolored crochet scarf. Although the pattern calls for fingering yarn, feel free to experiment with any yarn weight of your choice. Self-striping or variegated yarn can also be used to minimize color changes and simplify the process. This quick and easy pattern is perfect for using up leftover yarn scraps.
Whip up a colorful shawl as a last-minute stocking stuffer for your fashion-forward teen.
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Related: How to Crochet a Triangle Scarf

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Widcombe Winter Hat (Sizes Baby-Large Adult)

Stay warm and stylish this winter with this chunky hat, a quick and easy DIY gift idea. You’ll begin by crocheting a flat square or rectangle using–you guessed it–the C2C method. Next, you’ll gather the top edges together and seam up the side to create the hat shape.
Finally, add a brim and a fluffy pom pom to up the ante on the cozy. There's a step-by-step video tutorial on HanJan Crochet's YouTube channel to guide you through each part of the process.
The pattern comes in four sizes (baby, child, small adult, and large adult), so you can make one for every member of the family.
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Pillows + Cushions

Inject a splash of color to your home decor with these cozy, stylish accent pieces. In my opinion, the best part about making c2c pillows is that you can tuck all the yarn tails inside and no one will ever know!

Chevron Cushion Cover
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Chevron Cushion Cover

Incorporate a modern geometric design into your home with this free pattern. It can serve as a standalone decoration for your sofa or as secret storage for the Muddy Pines Blanket (also included in this list!). You can easily customize the pattern with contrasting colors for a unique look that suits your style. The pattern includes instructions to make a removable cover featuring the chevron design on the front, a plain back panel, and a button-up closure. Or, work two rectangle panels featuring chevrons, seam three sides using sc, place a pillow insert inside, and seal the final edge.
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Modern Boho Crochet Pillow
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Modern Boho Crochet Pillow

Tailor the color palette of this trendy pillow to suit any decor style, from farmhouse to boho to modern. This graphic pattern serves as an excellent starting point for corner-to-corner beginners. The cushion's small size (12x14”) makes it quick to complete while still giving you experience managing multiple strands of yarn. Pair this pretty pillow with the matching blanket for a super sweet set. I could see this pattern working well in pastel pinks or blues for a chic nursery theme.
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Sweaters and Cardigans

It’s pretty amazing what pretty clothing you can make with a few simple squares and rectangles. Each of these garments is crafted using the corner-to-corner method but results in beautifully unique pieces. 

Easy Kimono Sweater Made From Rectangles
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Easy Kimono Sweater Made From Rectangles

Using basic rectangles, easily create a deliciously drapey kimono with this simple pattern. Take advantage of C2C's diagonal box stitches to form stripes, which reduces the need for frequent color changes and means fewer ends to weave in. Add roomy pockets for functional fashion. Mix and match this kimono with different outfits like leggings or jeans for a comfortable and trendy look season-to-season.
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Related: 59 Crochet Sweater and Cardigan Patterns made from simple shapes.

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Chunky Christmas Sweater

Get in the holiday spirit with this chic Christmas jumper. You’ll make the pullover in four main pieces: the main body, sleeves, cuffs, and waistband. Then, simply sew everything together and, voilà - you have a handmade sweater!
There are charts for nine sizes, including plus sizes (bust sizes 28-62”). Pair your Xmas jumper with an adorable elf hat for the perfect festive outfit for the work office party!
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C2C Geometric Cardigan

This “Times Square” cardigan is inspired by the geometric patterns and buildings found in Manhattan. With its bold colors and modern motif, this cardi offers comfort and pizazz. You’ll work the back panel and two front panels separately. Then, follow the instructions to shape the armholes and neckline. The sleeves will be worked independently to ensure a perfect fit. Finish by adding a single crochet border. Toss your cute cardi over a summer dress, or layer it with jeans and a long-sleeved t-shirt for year-round style.
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Free Cocoon Pattern

Wrap yourself in a little crafty love with this comfy cocoon shrug. The construction of this piece is super simple. You’ll work an even number of increase and decrease rows using the C2C technique to produce a square. Next, you’ll fold and sew along the seams, leaving armholes. (There’s an easy-to-follow video tutorial that shows you how to do this.) Add edging and cuffs to complete the look. The pattern comes in petite, one-size, and plus-size. Pick your palette and create a cozy cocoon of crochet goodness!
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Individual Afgan Squares

Portable and versatile, these square graphgans are ideal for on-the-go crafting and offer endless creative possibilities. Keep them as standalone pieces or stitch them together to craft blankets, pillows, bags, and more. 

Festive Stocking
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Festive Stocking

Make a Christmas stocking with a pretty plaid pattern for all the festive feels! The subtle plaid colorwork is the perfect blend of modern and classic. You could also use a single color or self-striping yarn for a unique look. Craft a bunch in different colors and seam them together to produce a merry afghan!
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Related: 35 Christmas Stocking Patterns to Crochet

Christmas Bauble Decoration
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Christmas Bauble Decoration

Create this monochromatic bulb ornament to complement your contemporary decor. This graph pattern would make a great holiday pillow!
Use the pattern to craft the pillow front and then work up a square of the same size in a solid color. Then, you can sew the squares together like I did in this heart pillow pattern. The finished piece measures about 15x15”, so a 16x16” pillow insert would work perfectly.
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Related: 55 Christmas Ornaments to Crochet

Mitten C2C Graph
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Mitten C2C Graph

Add this iconic symbol of winter to your Christmas craft list! Pick your favorite color for the mitten and follow the detailed instructions to produce the simple snowflake design. Include this design in a Christmas sampler afghan, or make a blanket entirely of different colored mitten squares.
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Holiday Light Bulb
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Holiday Light Bulb

Thanks to its diagonal design, this bulb block is easy to work and has very little counting in each row. The “shading” on this pattern adds a modern, 3D feel. You could use this design to create a wonderful wall hanging. Make bulbs in various shades and sew them together in a row. Then, add a border and display the finished piece above the mantelpiece during the holiday season.
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Christmas Tree
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Christmas Tree

Craft this two-toned trendy tree as part of an Xmas graphgan, or use it as a pretty pillow front. You’ll use half double crochet to produce small details that resemble baubles and lights. There’s also a helpful video to demonstrate how to weave in the yarn ends.
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Pinecone Pattern
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Pinecone Pattern

You can add an ember of warmth to your fall decor with this free pinecone graph. Combine this pattern with other non-Christmas squares to fashion a winter-themed blanket you can use from October through March. The mittens, snowflake, tree, and deer designs would work well with this pinecone pattern. Just skip the lights on the Christmas tree and use black instead of red for the deer’s nose.
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Simple Snowflake
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Simple Snowflake

Follow this easy graph to make a delicate and modern snowflake. The step-by-step instructions explain how to use topstitching to refine the design. Whip up several snowflakes for a bright, cheerful Nordic blanket to snuggle under during the winter season. This pattern would also work well as a lovely throw pillow.
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Winter Wreath
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Winter Wreath

I love the classic yet contemporary look of this minimalist wreath. You’ll use two shades of green for the wreath base and a color of your choice for the accent bow. Use this graph to create an afghan, cushion, or wall hanging. You could even sew a few squares together in a row to make a table runner for Thanksgiving.
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Pit Bull Graph
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Pit Bull Graph

Follow this free corner-to-corner pattern to craft an adorable Bulldog or Pit Bull. Use it to create a blanket, pillow, or pet portrait.
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Furry Poodle Square
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Furry Poodle Square

Get creative with this simple poodle pattern. Choose a yarn color that matches your poodle’s coat and use popcorn stitches to mimic the “curly” fur.
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French Bulldog Block
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French Bulldog Block

Pay tribute to your furry friend by crocheting an adorable French Bulldog or Boston Terrier. This design looks awesome when repeated in vivid colors. Create a graphic Andy Warhol-esque afghan or dazzling piece of wall art.
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Golden Retriever Portrait
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Golden Retriever Portrait

This free c2c graph pattern features a loveable Labrador or Golden Retriever (can anyone really tell the difference in yarn form?). Combine this puppy portrait with other dog breeds for a full-size blanket, or turn it into a pet pillow.
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Border Collie Pattern
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Border Collie Pattern

Try this striking pattern to capture your Border Collie’s colorful and playful personality. This design works great as an Australian Shepherd or a Blue Heeler pattern, too!
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Cute Chihuahua
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Cute Chihuahua

Crochet your pint-sized pup using this free graph. You can customize the colors to suit your favorite pet. Make a blanket, pillow, or any pup project you can dream up.
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Fluffy Doodle Dog
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Fluffy Doodle Dog

Master the C2C popcorn stitch to produce a rich texture resembling your dog's fluffy fur. You can use this pattern to craft a Goldendoodle, Labradoodle, or really any kind of ’oodle.
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Hairy Havanese Graph
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Hairy Havanese Graph

Stitch up this Havanese pattern to design a portrait of your favorite Yorkie, Maltese, or terrier mix. Use tweed, speckled, or variegated yarn to mimic the color patterns of a multicolored mutt.
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Husky Portrait Block
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Husky Portrait Block

Celebrate your fur baby’s birthday by making this pattern of a happy husky or mighty malamute. This graph can create a cozy throw to keep your dog snug or a scatter cushion to spread that husky-lovin’.
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Customizing Your Project

All the patterns in this collection can be easily customized. Here are some ideas to personalize your corner-to-corner creations.

  • Color Combos: The easiest way to personalize your project is with color. In most c2c patterns, you can swap a self-striping yarn or reduce the number of colors to make the project more beginner-friendly.
  • Yarn Options: If you pick a graph pattern with a lot of detail, choose a line of yarn with a varied color palette.
  • Borders and Edging: Many patterns in this list include a border, but you can always choose your own. 
  • Banner: For blankets, you can attach a c2c crocheted banner displaying a name, initials, or phrase. The Christmas afghan featured in this list is an excellent example of how this can uplevel your custom blanket. Check out our guide to designing your own graphs with StitchFiddle.com for more details. 

Essential Supplies

The crochet materials you need will vary depending on the pattern. Here are a few must-have supplies:

  • Yarn: Each pattern will include yarn recommendations and alternatives
  • Crochet hook: Use the size recommended on your yarn label
  • Tapestry needle: This is for weaving in ends and joining
  • Access to a printer: graph patterns are much easier to follow in paper form

Other notions: Scissors, stitch markers, and pattern-specific items like pillow inserts.

The Best Yarn for Corner-to-Corner Projects

Most C2C projects can be worked with any type or weight yarn. (Be aware that using a different yarn weight than the pattern calls for will also change the finished size.)

Personally, I pick yarns that come in a wide range of colors especially when I’m making graphgans. 

Here are some of my favorite lines of yarn with excellent color variety.

Pro Tip: Don't be afraid to use several brands or lines of yarns in a single project to achieve your desired look. Our butterfly blanket uses Ferris Wheel (a marled self-striping yarn) to create the main silhouette and Wool-Ease (a solid color of the same weight) for the background. 

Using Scrap Yarn

C2C crochet is also a fantastic opportunity to use up leftover yarn. Just ensure the yarn scraps you use are all the same weight to achieve a uniform gauge throughout the project. 

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