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hello and welcome to patchwork house . . . . . my little corner of the world in south yorkshire, england, where you will find me addicted to colour and playing with yarn! 23 june 2018 c2c jayg (corner to corner join as you go) tutorial corner to corner creates the most wonderful texture for a blanket. combine this with a fabulous colour recipe and you have the makings of a stunning blanket! a multi coloured blanket is also perfect for using up scraps. the c2c squares are irresistible, with perfect corners and parallel sides, making it look like a patchwork quilt! i was inspired by the amazing mathematical blankets made by pat at indigopobble on instagram indigopobble on facebook. she used the tutorial on you tube by twilight taggers and this is where my journey began. i owe a huge thank you to bali at twilight taggers as it is her 4 tutorials that have set me off on this wonderful technique. after 2 patchwork blankets, i then progressed onto the simple idea of using just 3 shades, to create the appearance of gingham and soon became addicted to these simple colour recipes. my followers on facebook and instagram have been enjoying these too! i have had great fun playing with my yarn pegs and have designed 16 colour recipes here for you in stylecraft special dk . to make the baby blanket, 60cm square, you need less than 100g white/cream (1 ball) less than 100g deep shade (1 ball) just more than 100g pale shade (2 balls) so you may well have enough in your stash! i was addicted by the patterns in these blankets, appealing to my mathematical brain, but to begin with i was tearing my hair out, puzzling with where to start to get each square facing the right way. eventually i came up with a simple method where i begin each square in the same place. i have had so many pleas for help, that it seemed a tutorial was needed! there will be many different ways of making this pattern, this is just how i have had success. tutorial (uk crochet terms) this tutorial is to teach you how to use the corner to corner join as you go technique. it is quite tricky and requires the knowledge of how to do corner to corner stitch. i first learnt how to do this from a free pattern on ravelry by felted button and suggest beginners spend some time practicing this first. for the tutorial i have used 12 different colours, so that the reader will find it easy to identify which squares i am working on and which way the work is facing. i use a 3.5mm hook with stylecraft special dk, you should use whatever suits your tension. before we begin you must have a good look at the patterns in this blanket. the joined up squares must continue on the patterns in the texture, as if it is a whole blanket made in 1 colour. there are groups of vertical trebles and groups of horizontal trebles. the vertical groups in this piece all have the wrong side facing and all have the stitch the correct way up. the horizontal groups all have the right side facing and are all lying left to right. in the photo above i have outlined a diagonal line of wrong side vertical trebles. make sure you can see that this continues across the different squares. in the photo below i have outlined where 4 squares meet. have a good look at the corner groups, diagonally opposite corners are the same, but neighbours are opposites. you must never have 2 groups the same next to each other , they always alternate. so a vertical group of wrong side trebles must be next to a horizontal group of right side trebles. there are 2 patterns going on ... vertical - horizontal and right side - wrong side you need to be able to recognise these to ensure your work is correct. lets begin. i have labelled the squares as follows to help. we always begin the blanket and in fact every square in the bottom right corner . 1a start with a stitch on your hook and make your first square. it can be any size but must have an even number of blocks on each side. i have used 4 blocks for my baby blankets made in gingham and 6 blocks for the patchwork blanket. for a larger adult sized blanket i would use 6 8 or 10. when you have finished square 1a it must be facing this way. notice the final end is in the corner after the 3 chain to complete the square. look for the diagonal pattern of vertical trebles wrong side facing. when you are confident you have square 1a facing the right way round, attach a stitch marker to the front. this doesn't have to be anything posh, a safety pin will work, or a loop of different coloured yarn threaded through. just something that will not come out, to help you see easily that your work is the right way round. so when you begin any new square, your stitch marker will always be at the bottom right of your work. 1b start every new square in its bottom right corner. i always start with a stitch on my hook then slip stitch into the bottom left corner of 1a. you are now ready to begin 1b. now look at the group of trebles we are working above. they are vertical right side facing. so we need to create the opposite which is horizontal wrong side facing. to get wrong side facing we need to work from the back and to get horizontal we need to do the swivel. make 6 chain. make 3 trebles into the first 3 chains made. swivel them round and attach with a slip stitch. check they are opposite to the block underneath. make 3 chain and slip stitch into the next space. you have created a loop to work into. make 3 chain flip your work round then make 3 trebles into the loop you have just formed. slip stitch into the top corner of the previous group, chain 3 and 3 trebles into the top of the first group. so its like climbing stairs, you are building a staircase! make 6 chain then do 3 trebles into the first 3 chain made. swivel this around and attach with a slip stitch. work along climbing the staircase and attach with a slip stitch when you meet 1a. make 3 chain, slip stitch into the corner of 1a and flip your work round. again make 3 chain climb the staircase again to complete the left side of 1b. check your square is 4 blocks tall and 4 blocks wide. it is very easy to have turned too soon and have 3, especially when you are chatting or watching tv! now when decreasing there are 2 methods, you can do either whichever you prefer. some people slip stitch into the tops of the trebles to get them to the corner, others do chain 3. i am using chain 3 as i think its neater and faster too! flip your work round chain 3 and climb the stairs again chain 3, flip your work round keep going till you finish off the square notice where we end up. we must end each square in the corner so chain 3 and slip stitch into the corner of the square. leave good length ends about 6 inches / 15cm for weaving in with a darning needle later. when you can see the stitch marker i am referring to this as the front of the blanket. (in actual fact the blanket has 2 identical sides as we work from both front and back.) now another pattern is emerging! look at the slip stitches where 1b is attached to 1a. from the front they look like v shapes. from the back they look like straight lines. we will refer back to this pattern later on. 1c now we are ready to start our 3rd square. before you do just check that 1a and 1 b are identical. the top left corner block is wrong side vertical. to begin 1c make a stitch on your hook we are starting at the bottom right corner of our new square so this attaches to 1b at its bottom left corner. repeat what you did for 1b to make 1c. keep on going adding new squares in this way, until you have reached your desired blanket width. for the gingham blanket i choose to make an odd number of squares, as the pattern fits better this way. for a patchwork blanket it doesn't matter. check that you can see the pattern, of the ridge made by the groups of wrong side vertical trebles. now its time to weave in those ends using a darning needle. be disciplined is my advice, do it after every row! there now, that looks so much better! 2a so now we begin the 2nd row. s

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