This mitten is the fifth of nine in my series of Christmas C2C crochet afghan graph patterns. This free mitten square pattern looks right at home as part of the Christmas sampler afghan or make an afghan entirely of different colored mitten blocks.
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This fifth pattern in the Christmas C2C crochet afghan graph series means we’re over half way done. Woohoo! I started sharing these Christmas crochet patterns sooooo early because I wanted you give us both ample time to make them before the holiday season.
So even if you haven’t started your crochet Christmas afghan, you still have plenty of time! I’ve been on a pace of making one of these squares a week. (Although this week sort of chewed me up and spit me out, so I apologize for posting this one a few days late.)
My daughter’s enthusiasm for this corner to corner Christmas sampler afghan has really kept me motivated to churning the blocks out. I’m guessing she’s not the only 3-year-old who keeps her nails painted red and green year round in anticipation of the upcoming Christmas (even when it’s 11 months away).
If you yourself love all things Christmas or you have kids that do, this modern blanket pattern is calling your name! I think it will make a really special family heirloom you can look forward to snuggling under each December.
You can download all the free Christmas C2C crochet afghan graph patterns below.
IMPORTANT NOTE: I’m using half double crochet stitches for my C2C squares instead of the usual double crochet stitches. When I’m adding a box or square at the beginning of a new row, I’m chaining 5 instead of the usual 6 chains. Then I work my first hdc of that box into the third chain from the hook. At the beginning of each box (after the slip stitch), I use 2 chains instead of the usual 3 you’d use with a double crochet C2C project. This has allowed me to maintain a lot of visual detail in the graphs, yet hopefully end up with an afghan that’s not too massive to snuggle under on the couch.
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Here are the all patterns for this C2C afghan:
WEEK 1: C2C RUDOLF THE REINDEER
WEEK 2: C2C CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT
WEEK 3: C2C MODERN CHRISTMAS TREE
WEEK 4: C2C CHRISTMAS LIGHT BULB
WEEK 5: C2C WINTER MITTEN
WEEK 6: C2C SNOWFLAKE
WEEK 7: C2C PINECONE
WEEK 8: C2C STOCKING
WEEK 9: C2C WREATH
Supplies
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• Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice: 2 skeins of “Linen” and a partial skein of “Peacock” and a partial skein of “White“
• size G/4.5 mm hook (I really like this affordable set of hooks.)
• tapestry needle to weave in ends
While you’re at it, here are a few more Christmas projects you might want to get crackin on:
“Aspen Socialite” Free Crochet Headband Pattern (Baby-Adult Sizes)
DIY Pinecone Christmas Wreath Tutorial
Jingle-Jingle-Pom-Pom Wreath Tutorial
Suzanne Mislevy says
do you have any free graph-gran patterns for crochet blanket for a deer with antlers. my brother is a hunter and I would love to do one for him.
Jess @ Make and Do Crew says
Hey Suzanne, I don’t have any right now, but I’ve had an idea for one floating around in my head for ages. I might have to just create it! In the meantime, do you ever use Stitch Fiddle? It’s a free way to design graphs and you can create a graph from an uploaded picture. So if you found a deer silhouette you liked (or something similar), you might be able to create your own. 🙂
Happy crocheting!
Jess
Linda Westmoreland says
Do you have a downloadable pattern for the square itself ? I have been crocheting for more than 40 years but mostly simple stuff I never knew how to do more than that but now I have access to the inter net and I really like the graphs but no idea how to do them. Thanks
Jess @ Make and Do Crew says
Hey Linda,
There is a printable graph for this mitten square linked above. (Where it says “Download the c2c mitten” in pink type.) But as far as a written pattern, I don’t have one for this. To learn the corner to corner technique, I’d suggest checking out some of the videos I linked to in this post. I hadn’t tried it until I started this project and it’s really a lot easier than I thought. Let me know if you have any other questions as you get started!
Jess