Part 2 - C2C Join as You Go Blanket Crochet Tutorial!

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[@carolwiebe4100]

Thank you so very much for this wonderful video. I spent more time trying to get my blocks to work only to rip them out. Until I watched your video I couldn’t seem to understand how it worked. Now I am on a roll! There is no stopping me now. ❤❤thank you for doing this and your help❤❤

[@cm4107]

I've done probably 100 or more c2c afghans and I've always HATED doing the slip stitches when I decrease.. Never, ever, not even once, have I considered doing the chain 3 instead! Thank you so much for making c2c blankets a joy again. And I love your technique for joining as you go. Definitely have to try this after work today. I love your thorough tutorials, so many helpful tips.

[@yazdhenab.]

Same as here, i was making slst and it was not reallt neat; now i'll make the 3ch xD

[@lisaneff3722]

You're a very good teacher and your patterns are easy to understand because you explain so well

[@kayjay-kreations]

Just so u know I have watched and re watched and watched again and always need reminding for this one so glad it's here for my memory

[@dawnryan3900]

First time doing corner to corner and I lucked out and clicked on your video! Wow! You have done an awesome job explaining the steps! Thank you!

[@carolbaesler3963]

The decreasing is the hardest part !!!, Thanks for showing us again how to do it. It really helps me to know what I am doing . Plus I never understood how to join the squares and now I am understanding the method. I don’t comment much but you are a nice person and helps us so we can learn and at the end have a beautiful item or project 🥰

[@saskiacopeland7316]

Thankyou so much Fiber Spider! I love your videos and think you are a very lovely man and a great teacher! Much love from Adelaide Australia 🥰💙

[@nac3975]

I love it and I love the way you explain adding some humoristic touches

[@MaryLacefield]

Like this method. You r very concise in your instructions. Thanks

[@cathyfleming9238]

Thanks so much for your tutorials on c2c join as you go. I'm doing a c2c blanket for my mom and this technique is so much easier. She'll love it 😍

[@pennyhalbert1280]

Fiber Spider; Thank you so so so much for this tutorial. I have been crocheting for over 30 yes and have tried on multiple occasions to make this pattern (without the joins) but have never understood the written instructions on the turning and where to go from there. You have helped me tremendously. Now going to watch video #3 on this tutorial. Super excited now.

[@annsharkey1121]

Love this method. I have done my first squares blanket using this method. So easy, can’t for the life of me why I did use your tutorial.

[@jonimcwaters2297]

Thank you for making this video. I tried it and love it. I'm doing a patch work blanket. Very good teacher.

[@djsunshine4465]

I found your videos a couple of years ago. I absolutely love how you teach and what you teach. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us💜

[@cindylillard2938]

This is a great technique for C2C and I learned something new from you, the chain 3 to get to the next square. I was taught to slip stitch to the ch 3 sp. thank you Craig. Have a great day.

[@thoughtsofjoyk]

Me, too!!! I wondered if it had something to do with the joining technique.

[@cindylillard2938]

@@thoughtsofjoyk I don't know Maybe he can tell us, but I have a C2C WIP and I'm going to try it later today.

[@amandall3633]

I thought it maybe how he was going to join the square so I disgarded my query about it yesterday, he has 2 gaps back to back, where he's joining, it's not so baby friendly this way. I'll do it my way but go into the stitches his way to join the squares. 😊💞

[@cindylillard2938]

@@amandall3633 when I do my C2Cs I chain 5 instead of 6 to lessen the spaces , and I chain 2 instead of 3 , it makes a lot less holes... I'll have to try his method with my chain counts.

[@amandall3633]

@@cindylillard2938 ill give that a shot, it sounds like a good idea. I'm was to do a bolster cushion cover and ran out of what I was using, so I'll use that for something else, but small granny squares are not my favourite but I like C2C, Graig must be a mind reader, as well as a jem,, as he comes up with this, just when I need it. Many Thanks for the tip 😊💞

[@maryshaler7859]

I enjoy your tutorials. You are calm and the speed is just right. I am struggling with this because I would love to see it for left handed people. Trying to get my brain to do opposite of what I am seeing sometimes gets me overwhelmed.

[@HeatherPimentel-w9w]

Love this pattern. Thanks for making it so easy to understand!

[@rachelraye285]

You are amazing my friend! I have become a better crocheter because of your patterns and your amazing tutorials! Thank you!!!

[@melissahecht9464]

Just started crochet, and am enjoying this corner crochet blanket pattern. Very clear and easy to follow. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos!

[@sarahcontento9516]

I really appreciate how thorough you are and how easy it is to understand what and how you are making the project you are showing us.

[@momgrandma5496]

This is why you have achieved so many subscribers, surely more to come, keeping us busy and happy w/ gorgeous patterns, never leave us hanging, wondering about the next and final steps.

[@mhinkle0328]

THANK YOU for being so thorough !!!! I have been crocheting for over 20 years, but have never done corner to corner, because I just could not "get it". Your instructions are so awesome !! I just started with my first corner to corner, I have the first 2 blocks done in a half hour and it's coming to me faster and faster :) Great tutorial !

[@Grace-lt8bg]

Thank you so much for all your detailed videos. I'm making an Afghan for a friend with breast cancer. I have been trying to figure this patternt, and you made it so simple. You're very clear, and the visual is excellent. Many blessings to you, and your business. 🙂

[@francescafabbro7706]

Thank you thank you...For spending time with us 💚fantastic spider 💚🙏🏻💚🙏🏻💚🙏🏻💚

[@sandraantonucci862]

you do such beautiful work! Also appreciate this method of teaching, it's very clear. a thank for your videos.

[@dawndewey]

This is a great tutorial and I appreciate your ‘thoroughness’ - I am doing 4 x 4 squares making the infamous temperature blanket- lol

[@heidicook2395]

I've never seen this before this gives me more options on baby blankets. I enjoy your videos. Thanks.

[@nataliebentley4333]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I just finished a baby graph and it was way too small. I thought all of my work was wasted until I watched this :) I have added 6 rows to each side and it is perfect. I could hug you right now!!

[@sarahmayberry4485]

I have a question for you. I want to make a full-size afghan using this join as you go technique. Would I need to make one strip the length I want and then start the tiers?? Thank you for any help.

[@nataliebentley4333]

@@sarahmayberry4485 Yes, make one strip the length you require from bottom to top. I added my second row from the top working back down. It's very easy once you get started.

[@sarahmayberry4485]

@@nataliebentley4333 Thank you so much! I will start adding squares tomorrow. I absolutely love c2c. Again, thank you!!!

[@peggiulibarri4747]

Hidey, Spidey...I love this pattern. Thanks so much for making it clearer to me. I still have trouble knowing when to turn, so I think I'll make a diagram of little squares with arrows and numbers showing which direction the stitches in the next little square go. As always, you're the best. Can't wait for part 3. Love ya

[@peggiulibarri4747]

I tried it and still lose it after the third block. Guess I'll have to watch the tutorial for every square til I die. lol

[@ellaparker5198]

Thank you. Clear and useful instructions.

[@kimwhitehead5109]

I'm loving this so much!!! Taking turns on this project and the almost finished kaleidoscope blanket from your tutorials. I'm truly grateful and haven't been this excited for a while. Back to yarnaholic mode(oh darn). You Mr spider have made me happy again. Take that anxiety and depression!!!! From the bottom of my heart, thank you for bringing me back to peace and joy.

[@usfrdz]

Best tutorial of corner 2 corner join as you go. Thank you

[@tonyaciuba547]

I was well into the decrease rounds of a C2C blanket when I was able to get more of the yarn I was using. This was perfect for helping me figure out how to make my blanket larger with the extra yarn! I had also never seen the gingam pattern with C2C 😍. So many helpful tips as well! Thank you for an amazing tutorial!

[@RARenni62]

Oh my goodness! I love this! I’ve been doing C2C baby blankets but, this one takes the cake! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!

[@triciabrown5071]

I really like this c2c joins as you go method!!! Thank you for teaching us! You are the best!🤗🧚‍♀️💖

[@patriciacaldwell9221]

Thank you so much for this. I like how you go into the details, because I have my hook in my hand and I can see that exact stitch I need to go into to get the great result. I love your channel! Keep it going!

[@deannarenno1634]

Very cool and you made it so so easy to follow along. Thank you Spider for this great video series and I can't wait for the next part. Wishing you much love, many blessings and happy crocheting. 😁💗🤗🌺

[@zenobiamcclatchey522]

I want to thank you for c2c stitch the pattern was confusing, your tutorial made it so clear and very helpful. I loved all your tutorials and I've made a lot of them.

[@nikellemaughan3706]

Thank you for the tutorial. So beautiful and easy!

[@MuttieRo]

I have always wanted to learn this stitch...Thank you for sharing....

[@lyndabaillargeon4955]

Love the new videos of c2c and also the fact that both sides where we joint si beautiful and looks perfectionnement. Thank you☺☺

[@darlainfanti67]

Thank you. You are a very thorough instructor!!

[@ruthrich]

Love this c2c join-as-you-go but what a time I had with the joining procedure. I can follow along okay but wanted to be able to get away from a computer screen and just wing it. I'm only on join #5 of row 1 and I just know that repetition will eventually kick in and that's what I want - to be able to motor along with looking at a pattern or watching a video (no offense-love your voice). After several screw-ups, I decided to write the pattern down as I went and I think that may have helped but I think the repetition also helped. Even worse is setting it aside and picking up the next day and expecting everything to click in. I'll refer to the notes until............. Thanks again for the tutorial - love your gentle approach.

[@anitaslocum1826]

I love your videos! You do such a great job of demonstrating stitches and sometimes crack me up with your comments! Keep up the good work!

[@clr124]

thank you. I have tried this so many times and failed. Now I've got it. I love your videos, and love the way you don't hide your hook falling out of the stitches. I do that all the time and thought it was just me.

[@candacesmith321]

Thank you so much for this series! Love it!

[@donnawoolard6993]

I love this. I have been wanting to do a block blanket but hate sewing a bunch of squares together. I also love doing c2c.

[@annettmccullough4193]

You are a good sent. I love this stitch and have been working on several blocked but not looking to the end where I gave to going them all together by needle I will definitely do this from now on thank you so much.

[@anitawhittico7735]

Thank you for sharing!! Love the C2C Stitch and you have made it even more Amazing!!!❤❤❤👍👍👍👍

[@christine41861]

This is dynamite ! Who the heck figured this out OMG...the possibilities

[@SilverIchimaru]

I now have like a million more ideas, lol. But so glad I stumbled across this video. This is making the graphgan I just started so much easier. I won't have what seems like a million yarn bobbins(which always seem to tangle) and worse what seems like a hundred zillion ends to weave in. I can actually hide many of my ends as I go as I have long strips of the same colors. I hate weaving in ends! Oh, subscribed.

[@SpaceCat80]

This looks so cool. I'm thinking of all the color combos I can do lol.

[@JodysCrochetObsession]

Thanks 😊 for your help! I will continue on until I get the width I want. Hopefully I will be able to understand video 3 when I am ready to add a tier!

[@helenrieck2343]

That is so cool! great tutorial. thank you Fiber Spider😘

[@janebushby6363]

This tutorial is fantastic thank you!

[@KJF1617]

Relatively new to your channel. What a great way to use up leftovers.

[@debrakirk4974]

I totally agree with you I Love This Method. Thank you, thank you for this amazing video. You have a way of explaining that makes it all make sense to me. So onward to part 3. I also love all of your tips and tricks, they make things easier, for me at least, but we can also have an option.

[@allisonw4360]

You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you 😊

[@allisonw4360]

I always thought join as you go was too tricky, you’ve explained it perfectly. Thanks so much. I’m onto my third square now 🥰

[@mary-clarecavanagh675]

Wonderful tutorial! I do love your voice. Very calming. Just FYI I always mute tutorials but not yours. Thank you 😊

[@elea1069]

Hey from France i just started with you and ty

[@maryrocker3792]

This looks easy, but I'll have to watch more than once.

[@lenawalker7944]

Once again I love your videos. Thank you so much for the idea.

[@noracampos7426]

So love 💕 your work but I’m not that advanced yet so I just watch your magic 😍😍

[@Daffodils4Me]

Thank you so much for making it so very easy to understand.

[@lindacaraway8890]

Great tutorial! So clear and helpful. Thank you!

[@WhimsicalThreadz]

New to your channel....seen you on a few channels including roselikescrochet......love this idea because my favorite stitch is the C2C.....take care

[@MathWithHeather]

Great great video!!!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!

[@classykimscrochet1424]

AWESOMENESS thank you FiberSpider 💙💜💛💚😊

[@lilya3328]

brilliant, great tutorial and thanks for sharing 😍

[@karenalmquist943]

Very cool. I have to try this. Thanks for the great tutorial!

[@tacomom222]

Please give us a list of the layout of the squares. Thank you for your videos. They are so easy to follow. You are so easy, detailed & fun!

[@micheleschlieper6460]

Just beautiful Fiber Spider!

[@TeresaJohnson263]

This is very cool Craig!

[@mariamosqueda8106]

Siempre me ha gustado esta puntada de petatillo gracias por compartir este hermoso diseño bendiciones

[@KosilaT]

Excellent tutorial 👍

[@Saucyakld]

Loving it! Thank you ❣️

[@manewmana]

This is really nice. Just want to know, if you’re not making a blanket joined but just a regular C2C do you decrease the same way, or do you slip stitch to the next block? I like the chain 3. It looks much neater.

[@HeatherPimentel-w9w]

So helpful!! Thank you.

[@melindamarx7486]

Very very good tutorial... I am going to do this. Thanks a million... Melinda - SA

[@lisahamilton6205]

Love this tutorial ❤️

[@roopapriya6155]

Wow very nice video.. thank you very much🙏🙏🙏

[@roopapriya6155]

Seriously I learnt very nicely 😘😘😘😘

[@Herself1954]

Thank you for your tutorials. Usually I can follow what you're doing but I'm having trouble because I am a left-handed crocheter. Any suggestions?

[@amandall3633]

Along the edge on the decrease, I thought that you'd use the chain 3 gaps you made, but as you Don't , as I do you can slip stitch along each or into each of the stitches and into the loop. Then chain 3. As yoo have 2 loops back to back your way, if that makes sense. It would be more baby friendly and you get a cleaner edge. 😊💞

[@elizabethjagger7352]

I love this... I'm using my scrap yarn to do this. 😊

[@ellentimmins908]

This is so awesome! Thank you so much!

[@shelleymikolainis5189]

Great videos! I understand how to change colours. My question is if you have a few blocks of the same colour do you need to snip and start like you would do if changing colours? Or is there a way to continue on until a colour change in the pattern?

[@elidae2018]

Brilliant!!!

[@bharathibangera6336]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial

[@7436raven]

I love this technique thank you Craig!! I love the gingham look I've never seen it done like this!!❤😘🤗❤ love ya from a spiderette!!!❤

[@valeriecollard3163]

Merci beaucoup !!!! Perfect et so helpful 🎉

[@kattykyle6672]

I love it gonna give it a try thanks

[@heleng1032]

Hi, there spider, so love your teachings. My C2C have unequal sides. Please help me

[@Herself1954]

Normally I can follow your instructions but this one has me stumped as I am a left-handed and can't figure out where to attach the new yarn. Suggestions?

[@RebeccaFouts1]

Other tutorials have you slip stitch above the DC's instead of ch 3. Any pros & cons?

[@yazdhenab.]

4:23 Can I make my double stitches over the two 3ch instead of just the new one? Could be neater, no?

[@jessylunacaster969]

Wow so in love

[@nancyhill7794]

Hi Craig, can you possibly do tutorials on the JAYG Carpenters Star please?

[@anthonydejesus3226]

HI - I love your tuturials. I wantto finish this pattern and I went into the video part 3-4 . It does not show how to add the third color. Where can go to get that video?

[@anthonydejesus3226]

Thank you, we figured it out.

[@ceciliaschleicher278]

Love this!

[@jackieward6695]

Love, love this