How to Crochet Corner to Corner Ribbing Blanket

[@suewells1315]

Your voice and temp are perfect for learning a new stitch. Thank You!

[@cynthia6232]

Thank you so much for making this. It was the easiest one to follow by far and looks great. Also your voice is very calming

[@janaytaylor2344]

Thank you I’m loving this pattern I also using mandala yarn

[@ritahiggs8178]

Thank you for sharing. Love this c2c pattern. I am making a blanket using Premier Puzzle Checkers, and it is turning out great and will be warm for fall and winter. Going to make some potholders and washcloths also. Thanks again!

[@gaylecapps5309]

Thank you for such a clear and well-presented tutorial.

[@RIODJENIRO1]

LOVE the blanket, another project to add to my project list. Thank you for making and sharing this video and pattern.

[@karensemones9302]

This is a fabulous and easy pattern. You did a great job demonstrating it. Thanks.

[@dayrue4696]

I love the C2C and was looking for a new pattern. Came across this and it’s gorgeous! Fav stitch is half double! Great tutorial too! Applause 👏

[@craftyanne0159]

Beautiful stitch. I will making this in the future. Thanks for sharing.

[@michellee8843]

Beautiful blanket and great tutorial. Thanks Jenny.

[@ivysilk6983]

Thank you, this way is so easy to do, and is makes a nice blanket.

[@SEVIMCRUZ]

Very easy and pretty!!!

[@sharonwilliams2757]

CAME ACROSS YOUR TUTORIALS TUTORIALS I LOVE IT❤

[@hsbmom]

Jenny, I really love this corner to corner ribbing. It will make a beautiful blanket and many other beautiful things!

[@meaganfalasca6107]

Thanks for the simple tutorial! You also have a very soothing voice.

[@lizjo7213]

I love this blanket, great texture!!!

[@dominikadoktor6615]

A lovely blanket. It's true that it's easy and fast 🙂

[@kathymiller9956]

BEAUTIFUL STITCH!!! WILL HAVE TO TRY AND MAKE A BLANKET. THANK YOU

[@patternsoflife1211]

This is very easy to follow. Thank you for doing this tutorial. I will be making this blanket.

[@elviraguerrero5662]

Very pretty and easy, thanks for the tutorial!

[@severineg8702]

Thank you for a very easy to understand video! I’ve tried a similar pattern with a video by someone else and it just seemed so much more complicated. I love this and I’m on my 2nd blanket. Thank you so much!

[@LovinglyNie]

Wonderful! Thanks Lauren

[@jasminenystrom9074]

Beautiful blanket and a great tutorial:) thank you

[@deneennewbill7528]

I must make a blanket!! I have plenty of the mandala yarn! Thank you for this tutorial!

[@tanialeca2307]

Wow your C2C tutorial is by far the easiest to learn your voice is also calming, will start a blanket now❤from Kaikohe NZ have a lovely day 😊 😀 ☺

[@gigichica]

Excellent tutorial!!!

[@cherylheming1714]

Jenny, I really like this, thank you for sharing this with us.

[@caytecatastrophe8591]

This is simply beautiful pattern, thank you for sharing! I know you mentioned in a previous comment to make a rectangle you decrease and increase. Would you suggest starting the row by decreasing and then increasing on the last stitch or vice versa?

[@janaytaylor2344]

Yes that how it works if you finish increasing and want to to do a rectangle just increase in the first stitch and at the end of the row decrease and repeat till you have the size rectangle you want just increase on one side and decrease on the other when you done then decreases on both sides to close it up

[@Michelle.05]

I love this Jenny! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@shelleybibeau2362]

Well done video! Thanks a million.

[@helenrieck2343]

Great tutorial! Thanks!

[@frausisu7465]

Excellent! Thank you.

[@lainyjane4581]

i like it very much. Thank you.

[@godcrochetchatter9234]

Love this thank you

[@SenkoFarms]

i love this blanket!!! Anyway to make it rectangular??

[@janaytaylor2344]

Can you do a video on how to do the rectangle version

[@sweetdream6730]

Love it ❤❤❤

[@lainyjane4581]

Hi Jenny. i began making this blanket. I wanted to make it a rectangle. i foolishly thought i had it figured out how to do it. Nope... sob. ... will you please show/tell me how. I love it and it is half way finished to the point of making it square. (had to frog a bunch). I hate having to put this aside. i love how it looks and feels. thank you SO much. i basically want it to be 2 feet wide by 3 feet long for a lapgan.

[@LovinglyNie]

Hi. To make rectangle you just basically increase one of the end and decrease at the other end. I'll make a tutorial if I have time.

[@sandrawijckmans4306]

Nice collors

[@jeanniescrochetcreations6050]

Loving it!!

[@rikidavis6563]

I love this pattern, but mine keeps coming out like an isosceles triangle. I've done it over and over and keep getting the same thing?

[@severineg8702]

Hi Riki - I’m butting in here. Have you done a corner to corner before? Because it naturally goes in a triangle shape until you decide the width and/or length is what you want. So it sounds like you’re doing ok.

[@seiran8256]

Very nice & pretty👍❤ Please how can I do this in rectangle blanket ? Please the answer🙏 And many thanks for the clear tutorial👍👍❤

[@LovinglyNie]

Hi Seiran. To make rectangle blanket, you decrease one side and increase the other side. I'll make tutorial on it very soon.

[@seiran8256]

@@LovinglyNie thank you dear for answering me 👍 keep creating new project in crocheting I'm waiting forward🙏

[@julielefebre2475]

If you want to do the baby blanket how many rows before you start decreasing?

[@mrsjillianjohns2068]

I loved doing this but I have a gigantic diamond!! What did I do wrong??

[@madoulkobty9771]

I MADE LIKE THIS BLANKET BUT IT CAME OUT LIKE DIAMOND SHAPE ,NOT A SQUARE.THE SIDE THAT I STARTED WITH AND ENDED AR THINNER AND LONGER THAN THE OTHER SIDES .I USED LEFT OVER YARNS AND THEIR THICKNESS ARE DIFFERENT,DO YOU THINK IS THAT THE REASON .THANKS

[@LovinglyNie]

Hi, I'm not so sure if that's the reason. Maybe you did your 1st and last stitch are too tight.

[@teresatsang5]

I just finished a baby blanket and I have the same problem. I love the pattern but the blanket is not square.

[@marieiuel]

Mine too! You actually need to increase/ decrease 3 hdc at each end instead of 2. Then it comes out square.

[@lyndm123]

Is the blanket in Mandala Brownie?

[@Slytherinqueen666]

I keep trying to make this but every time it's too narrow and isn't a right angle to make a square. Idk how to fix it and it's bothering me because I like how this looks

[@myleerose31866]

How many hours do you think this little blanket took you? I have lots of mandalla yarn. And a grandson on the way. Stretchy and squishy!!

[@LovinglyNie]

Hi Stacy. This blanket took my about 2 days (on and off) to complete. Its pretty small.

[@myleerose31866]

@@LovinglyNie thank you. Ive made lots of square washcloths , but I think this blanket needs an extra increase, because mine is also not coming out as a square, but would be a diamond if I finished it. No fault of yours as most anything like this has your increases. I may have to switch to a bigger hook to loosen my stitches a bit as that seemed to nearly fix the issue with my swatch.

[@janaytaylor2344]

How many rows of increases you did before you do the decreases on the baby blanket

[@LovinglyNie]

Hi 👋 it's really depends on how big you want the blanket to be. I can't remember how many rows I made as I don't have the physical blanket with me anymore

[@DenIse-km7dh]

Love this easy pattern, but it just does not work out for me, 1st one my error got stitch count wrong, 2nd time used strict markers but still not square...aaaggghhh

[@aandjdusik]

Why do you go in the back loop for the first stitch and under both loops for the last stitch? Normally, whatever you do at the start of a row you repeat at the end of a row so the edges are the same. For BLO patterns I usually go under both loops for the first and last stitch for a nicer edge. Would that work for this?

[@LovinglyNie]

HI Amber. I mentioned in this video on why I crochet both loops at last stitch. For me, crochet both loop at last stitch give it firmer/stronger end. You can do either way, crochet both loop at the first sts or last sts, for me it work same vice versa. :)

[@aandjdusik]

@@LovinglyNie I'm saying I do both loops on the first stitch AND the last stitch. Not just one or the other so that both sides are strong and straight. Maybe give it a try yourself and see if it works the same for you. Love this blanket! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@LovinglyNie]

@@aandjdusik sure, I will definitely give it a try. Thank you very much Amber :)

[@azucenalopez2454]

My blanket came out as a diamond shape! Ahh no good.

[@andreah4449]

Same here… finished blanket is a diamond :(

[@summerbabcock6288]

Mine too! Any suggestions??

[@marieiuel]

@@summerbabcock6288 you actually need 3 stitch increases/decreases at each end to get it square. I frogged both my efforts and then tried with dc blog and 3 inc/dec at each end and it works perfectly. I will try this one again in hdc blo with 3 inc/dec and see how it works out....

[@lesliee.4886]

I'm planning on making this for my cousin's baby, but what hook size did you use??

[@LovinglyNie]

Hi Leslie. I used 4.50mm crochet hook for the Mandala yarn blanket

[@angelasouster]

Ive started the bblanket but its not square its more like diamind shape

[@angelasouster]

Sorry diamond

[@gerijohnson5379]

What size hook did you use?

[@LovinglyNie]

HI Geri. I used 4.50mm hook for this Lion Brand Mandala yarn

[@dawnsjoberg9171]

I don’t like this pattern i did exactly what she said and it didn’t turn out what a waste of time now i have to undo it

[@sonjafoster2605]

What size needle you used?

[@LovinglyNie]

Hi Sonja. I used 4.50mm hook for this Lion Brand Mandala yarn.