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puzzler45 9796716

"I just started this pattern and am loving it. I am, however, having difficulty understanding how to join the second part of the square to the square to the previous row. Please help!"

starmm1

"How do I make this bigger?"

dhlmorrow 8817147

"This pattern is lovely and I would love to make it. I would like to know the size it becomes with a spacing of eight . Would I just keep adding 81 until I get the size I need? Thanks for your help."

Cheryl Y

"I have saved this one to come back to. I like the look of this Spider Web Crochet Stitch. The written pattern is well done and easy to understand and follow. I would love a scarf done in this stitch. I'm looking forward to playing around with this one and see just what I can come up with. Thank you for sharing this free crochet stitch tutorial."

Cheryl Y

"Oh wow this Velvet Stars stitch is amazing looking. I like the slideshow on how to do this star. I'm glad these is a pause tab on the slide show so I can write this one out. The chart is nice, but I'm not the best at crocheting with charts. I would need to zoom in on the pictures to see just how to do this. This will make a beautiful blanket or scarf. I love learning how to make new stitches that just pop. I have saved this one and will come back.. Thank you so much for sharing this crochet stitch how to."

C2C Rudolph the Reindeer Afghan Square

By: Jess Coppom from makeanddocrew.com

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"I first learned about C2C (corner to corner) crochet when I saw Sarah from Repeat Crafter Me's Christmas afghan last year. You know when you see a creative idea and you just mull it over for months and months, almost subconsciously? That's what happened when I saw her incredible pattern. I knew I wanted to make my own C2C Christmas afghan pattern to create something my family could look forward to getting out year after year, but I was intimidated to try the corner to corner technique because I had never done it before. I’m happy to report it’s really pretty easy! I now have all nine squares of my C2C Christmas afghan planned and I’ll be sharing one a week in case you want to work along with me. Hop over to the blog to download the Rudolph chart to get started! And if you're not ready to commit to a whole afghan, I think this reindeer square would make an adorable Christmas pillow too!"

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