Corner to Corner Crochet Throw
Are you all out of fun ideas for your next crochet afghan pattern? This free crochet afghan is just what you need to fulfill your creativity. The Corner to Corner Throw is perfect for a crocheter that has some experience. As an intermediate crochet pattern, this does take some skill and patience but it works up so beautifully that you can't deny that it's worth every minute spent. The color combinations, along with the various stitches and waves in this throw, make it incredibly unique and desirable.
Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge6 blocks = 4"; 6 rows = 4" in pattern. CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size hook to obtain the gauge.
To change color in dc: Work last dc before color change
until 2 loops are left on hook, drop color in use, with
next color to be used draw through 2 loops on hook and
continue with new color.
Finished Size 67" x 67" (170 x 170 cm) square (including edging)
Materials List
- RED HEART® "Super Saver®": 4 Skeins 316 Soft White CA, 5 skeins 885 Delft Blue CB, 7 skeins 310 Monet Print CC
- Crochet Hook: 5mm [US H-8]
- Yarn needle
Instructions:
With CA, ch 6.
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Row 1 (Right Side): Dc in 4th ch from hook and in next 2 ch; turn – 1 block made.
Row 2: Ch 6, dc in 4th ch from hook and in next 2 ch, (slip st, ch 3, 3 dc) all in ch-3 space of previous row changing to CB in last dc; turn – 2 blocks made.
Row 3: With CB, ch 6, dc in 4th ch from hook and in next 2 ch, [(slip st, ch 3, 3 dc) all in next ch-3 space of previous row] twice; turn – 3 blocks made.
Row 4: Ch 6, dc in 4th ch from hook and in next 2 ch, [(slip st, ch 3, 3 dc) all in next ch-3 space of previous row] 3 times; turn – 4 blocks made.
Continue in in this manner, increasing 1 block on each row until there are 96 blocks across AND working Stripe pattern as follows:
2 more rows CB, 2 rows CA, [7 rows CC, 2 rows CA, 2 rows CB, 2 rows CA, 7 rows CC, 2 rows CA, 4 rows CB, 2 rows CA] 3 times, 4 rows CC.
Now work in decreasing rows as follows:
Row 97: With CC, slip st across first 3 dc, * (slip st, ch 3, 3 dc) all in next ch-3 space of previous row; repeat from * to last ch-3 space; slip st in last space; turn, do NOT make a block in last space – 95 blocks.
Repeat Row 97 for decreasing block pattern and work 2 more rows with CC, [2 rows CA, 2 rows CB, 2 rows CA, 7 rows CC, 2 rows, CA, 4 rows CB, 2 rows CA, 7 rows CC] 3 times, 2 rows CA, 2 rows CB, 2 rows CA, 2 rows CC –1 block remains. Fasten off.
Edging: With right side facing, attach CA in same ch-3 space as last slip st; ch 3, 4 dc in same space, * sc in center dc of next block, 3 dc in next ch-3 space or over dc; ch 3, slip st in top of last dc –picot made; 2 dc in same space, sc in center dc of next block, 5 dc in next space; repeat from * to corner; (4 dc, picot, 3 dc) all in corner space; repeat from * around, adjusting if necessary at corners and end of rnd; join with a slip st in top of ch-3.
Fasten off. Weave in ends.
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Tricia108
Jul 25, 2018
I was looking for a pattern for a corner to corner throw and this will be perfect. I made a corner to corner shawl and it came out really nice. I do a lot of charity knitting and this will work up quickly and be nice and warm for the recipient. Thank you for the pattern.
Zeemer
Aug 22, 2017
The corner to corner crochet design is still a big challenge for me as I have yet to start and do the actual thing myself. I find this pattern so beautiful that's why this blue/white Corner to Corner Crochet Throw amazes me no end. This will be my first corner-to-corner project in case I decide to start one like it. Blue is so beautiful.
Cheryl Y
May 10, 2016
I like this corner to corner crochet throw. I think the directions are well written and hope it turns out. The last c2c I tried did not come out well at all, it is not a square. Reading this pattern it sounds like it should come out great. I'm going to the yarn store today and will be buying yarn for this one. Thank you for this well written pattern.
eljoy60 5971661
May 06, 2014
Could you tell me if these instructions are English or American - wondering whether to stick to DC or change it to a TR Thank you
bextalk 1894827
Feb 06, 2014
I really like this blanket. What weight are the skeins needed? I want to buy the right amount of yarn. Thanks
rcpratt 1236889
Feb 18, 2012
I think this is a great variation on an old standby, making it a brand-new idea!
rbaudreau 0189795
Feb 17, 2012
I made this afghan using up yarn ends to clear out my 'stash.' It was easy to coordinate the order of the colors and my granddaughter uses it on her guest bed as a coverlet.
pcellis
Feb 16, 2012
I would make this corner to corner afghan. Easy and very pretty, plus you can make it in any size you need....lap, full size afghan, or for baby.
realsharpe 2372285
Feb 06, 2012
Love - Love - Love this pattern ... we have made 3 plus it makes gorgeous baby blankets!
n2me4nw 6479305
Sep 25, 2011
I made one for my brother and one for my sister. I took me a little longer to make. I guess that was because I made both afghans large enough to cover a queen size bed. They turned out beautiful. I am in the process of making one for my daughter now.
Greeneyes
Sep 24, 2011
I have mad this pattern before. I have this pattern with a Teddy Bear in the bottom left corner. It is crocheted right in the pattern. I made one for all the Grandchildren and other relatives for crib blankets. As they grow it will also fit a single bed. I really love this pattern of stitch.
Iolite
Sep 08, 2011
Made this about a month ago. Love the design detail. Diagonal stripes - what a teriffic way to say I different. Even a beginer could catch on to the pattern and stitch with pleasure. Finished it in just 4 days.
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