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C2C Quadrant Blanket
There’s a reason the corner to corner stitch is so popular. It is easy to do and is soooo versatile! There are so many unique blankets you could make with this concept. The colorwork you choose will make all the difference. This pattern is an easy Join As You Go concept. I hope you have as much fun with this blanket as I did!
Gauge is not important as you can easily make your blanket as big or as small as you want. The amount of yarn you need depends on the size yarn you use, your gauge, and how large you want your blanket. My 2-color blanket is 41” x41”. I used about 350 yards of #4 weight yarn for each quadrant (1400 yards total). My striped blanket is 30”x30”. I used about 225 yards for each quadrant (900 yards total).
Skill: Intermediate
Gauge: n/a
Supplies:
900-1400 yards of #4 medium weight yarn
6.5mm hook
OR
Any yarn weight of your choice and corresponding hook
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