I've moved from dishcloth to a blanket
using the C2C (corner to corner) stitches.
You just follow the graph diagonally in a kind of intarsia method.
It is harder to describe than it is to do! lol
As I worked along, I wondered if the graph would also work for a quilt; using different shades of the key elements to produce the design! I think it will make an interesting study to compare!
There are several free patterns available for these newer crochet patterns. It's good to learn something new!
A cozy blanket to pull over you when the chill winds start to blow!
ReplyDeleteThat makes my head spin! It's going to look great though.
ReplyDeleteFun! I did a C2C once with a sheep on it. I gave it away to a new baby. Lots of fun to do and much easier than it looks. :-) Your's is going to be great!
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugs,
Betsy
Now that is cool!
ReplyDeleteYou are branching out into so many neat areas! I love the paint pouring!!!! And the C2C is very intriguing, but I hate to crochet. Still in awe of what you get done! Love the table runner.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project!
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