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Mixed C2C Patchwork Throw / Blanket
This is a pattern to show how I assembled blocks of c2c to make a patchwork. It isn’t really intended to teach you how to do Corner to Corner crochet.
I worked in c2c blocks of 8 x 8 and 4 x 4. Depending on the size you desire, you may have to finish top or side with an 8 x 4 block. I also used a join-as-you-go strip 2 blocks wide in white as a border.
Premier Bloom of 656 yds/skein should only take 1 of each color you wish to use.
May require 2 skeins of the Premier Everyday DK white for the 4 x 4 blocks.
This was all assembled by using join as you go. I don’t have instructions for that, but there is a great YouTube video by Fiber Spider that explains it.
The above (pic w/pastel colors) was designed with 4 colors plus white in mind.
The added pic (with blues and oranges) is a second piece I’m doing with just 4 colors and 12 x 12 and 6 x 6 blocks.
The most recent pics (black/gray/white patchwork and purple/lavender/white patchwork) were again 4 colors plus white in mind but to make these bigger at the buyer’s request, I used 12 x 12 and 6 x 6 blocks. The purple ended up a queen size bed cover and the black was king size.
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