C2C Join As You Go Pattern - Pt 1: First Block Step by Step

[@sugarhoneysweets]

Thank you!!❤️

[@terryriley7490]

I've only been doing C2C for 1.5 - 2 yrs and this is the first time I've seen this awesome pattern...thank you so much for sharing and being so informative on the technique

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you so much ! 😀💕

[@barbarahawkins6081]

Working on my 3rd with this pattern. Thank you sharing your work! I love this one.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Wonderful 😀🤩

[@nidiamedeiros1158]

I love❤ away you do I am going to try thank you so sharing a for your time 😊

[@malehlohonolomohobane5571]

Nice and simple

[@suekayknits4284]

love your videos

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you so much 😀💕

[@billgrover9421]

I should try this for another Double Irish Chain

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Absolutely!

[@LaurelSmith8]

What would you suggest I use this pattern for? Could it ser e as a bath mat or rug?

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Both would be lovely - great idea! A blanket would be nice as well. I used mine to make a tote bag slip cover : kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5Onq5WjndOceJo

[@jeannestout8770]

Love this!! ❤️❤️

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Oh good, I’m so glad! 👏🏻💕

[@flyingsteel]

My question is, are you cutting after every block and having to sew in all those ends? That’s the thing I hate the most, sewing in ends 😭

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Yes but you can attach with a magic knot if you don’t want to deal with ends. If you weave that end in immediately after making the square , you won’t have to worry about lots of ends . It takes a minute to weave in your tail and move on. It’s only a pain if you leave it all until the end. That’s what I used to do. Now weaving in is easy peasy. Get yourself a Susan bates finishing needle , weave that tail immediately and you’ll start getting over that dread like I did - promise 😀❤️

[@flyingsteel]

@@PlayHookywithMe thank you for the reply. I haven’t mastered the skill of weaving in the ends without them being noticeable. At least I can spot exactly where the ends are. I have tried the magic knot too. And only get it in the right spot about 50% of the time.