The BEST Corner to Corner (C2C) Tutorial EVER! | Increasing, Decreasing, and Color Changes WOW!

[@alpinemotel7974]

Ok, so I'm super impressed. You're left handed, but you're a right handed crocheter.

[@nancy6100]

I didn't add in the 2nd color, but this was my first ctc. I did it!! I had the video on 50% speed, and I was still yelling at the TV and rewinding. Lol😂 But I did it. I love this pattern. Thank you for showing this technique.

[@sabrinalafargue1116]

I love your teaching method… It’s really easy to follow.

[@VictoriaPKirk]

My MIL loves C2C crochet and it has baffled me for years now. Thank you Toni!

[@finally97]

I had to click this because this is my go to for baby blankets. It works up so quickly. I've never done a pic. I'm here to learn. Thank you.

[@karenbirckhead3101]

I just love your instruction! So clear and concise! I love C2C. Thank you so much for time and sharing the love of your craft!❣️

[@suenorris1331]

Thank you for a well taught/explained how-to of the C2C crochet style! I’ve wanted to crochet a heart square for quite a while. Your instructions made it easy for me to understand! Thanx again!!

[@AticusBee]

I'm getting a crochet set for my birthday this year and I've been looking through your videos and it's making me even more excited to get my stuff

[@vacationeveryday]

Fellow left handed crocheter here 🙋🏾‍♀️I’m happy to see that I can follow this without working the opposite side.

[@McQueenFam]

I love C2C! I've made C2C blankets for my friends kids AND all 4 of her grandkids. 🥰 It's so fun!

[@GorditaGuerita]

I recently made your corner to corner scarf and I’m excited to try more corner to corner with color changes!

[@wynamaarp7024]

This just made you one of my favorite people to learn from. This might be one of the most explanatory corner to corner crochet tutorials I have seen. I was already subscribed to you though.

[@purpleren3312]

YESSS- I love your tutorials, and I've been wanting you to do a C2C for a while!!! Time to try it!

[@donnaabramczyk5824]

Thank you! Your video is the one that finally got me to understand the c2c decrease!

[@janicedunbar442]

Wow, you really helped me wrap my head around C2C. Just like you, I am a lefty who crochets with my right hand. Go figure 😂. It was great meeting you at the Sheep and Wool Festival at Rhinebeck. Keep up the great work.😊

Your tutorials are always so helpful! I've beeen waiting for a C2C, can't wait to try it 😊

[@wynamaarp7024]

I must say each c2c I’ve seen before this one I’ve been intrigued with the pattern they make and I’ve thought they were beautiful…. But not enough to entice me to wanna make one. This one however is the one that swayed me. It is on my list❤️

[@sheepoh]

I've been meaning to learn C2C but didn't know where to start. Your video came at the perfect time so today is the day! Your explanations make it so easy to understand, it's much less intimidating that I originally thought 😃

[@corinnedagher9885]

by far the best C2C tutorial :)

[@McQueenFam]

Helpful tip for fewer tails if you don't want to carry- just switch colors (dropping main color), and then add a 2nd ball of the main color on the other end of the heart. You will need bobbins or to untwist your balls every now and then, but you can continue the MC on the top, AC in the middle, and MC on the bottom without cutting any yarn until your MCs meet up in the middle again, or you know the next row is all MC.

[@McQueenFam]

@wynamaarp7024 That's why suggested dropping the MC, and then adding a 2nd ball of the MC after the accent color. Because then you're not carrying it, and you don't have to keep cutting and reattaching your main color each row. Just keep one attached at the top of the heart, one attached at the bottom of the heart. Then when you get to your accent color, switch like normal, dropping the MC to the wrong side, then when you're finished with the AC, attach a NEW ball of the same main color to make your switch. Then, turn, start the next row. Drop MC to switch to AC, crochet to end of section, drop AC and switch to MC.

[@Spajari]

You’d still have floats though

[@McQueenFam]

@@Spajari No, I don't. I do this all the time. You're literally finishing your last main color DC with your accent color, and then you finish your last DC of your accent color with your new main color ball. You're not carrying the MC yarn along the backside of your accent color. I'm half tempted to just crochet it right now to show you that there are no floats. I usually make at least 3 C2C blankets a year. If you know what you're doing and you do it right, there are no floats for something simple like this. More complex color work that entails switching between several colors, and having any sort of pattern that might require the repetition of a few colors, yes, you might have a hard time hiding some yarn. But with this very basic, 2 color C2C, design that only has you changing colors twice per row, there will be no floats.

[@erikagholston6610]

I make bobbins using large clothes pins. Then you can clip them to your project.

[@McQueenFam]

@erikagholston6610 I had to steal some of my husband's clips from the garage. My clothespins don't like to hold onto a bigger amount of yarn. Maybe I need bigger clothespins.🤣

[@carrawebster915]

I've made a couple of C2C blankets and I absolutely love how they look! ❤

[@loeuphoria]

I’ve been trying to do a heart so many times gonna try this one now 😂

[@rebmedina2835]

I haven't done a C2C for ages. This is cute

[@rairai62343]

this was so fun and relaxing to make! now to spend the next hour weaving in the ends

[@ladyspelenara72]

I can make stuffed animals, hats, simple blankets and a bunch of other things but c2c always scared me. You explained it so well, and I'm actually excited to give it a try! Thank you so much! 😊

[@whichwitch96]

I think C2C is one of the best things for beginners to learn. I kept getting frustrated and quitting when I first started out cos I was missing stitches, whereas with C2C it's basically impossible. I've made 4 baby blankets for my friends and with a colour changing yarn they're really striking

[@adelinaprentice4703]

That is so darn cute! I've never done this method before

[@MishSpar]

Very well done tutorial. Thank you.

[@Islandflower66]

Omg after my mind is you a leftie and crocheting right handed, haha, I always saw where you carry bobbins and floats. I'd much rather cut my yarn and weave ends, I've grown to love weaving ends and I wasn't always like that haha. This is a great video and now maybe I'll finally work on a ton of charts I've downloaded over the years and finally do a graphgan. Thanks Toni!❤

[@JodiHamilton]

I am working on a Christmas c2c blanket for my aunt. It's a very relaxing pattern.

[@sarap6862]

OMG! I did not know you were left handed as you crocheted right handed. I’m left handed. 😊❤

[@wynamaarp7024]

I didn’t either. I’m very grateful she crochets like us right handers so that I don’t have to reverse it all in my head whenever I get to do some of her patterns

[@sarap6862]

@@wynamaarp7024 I’m left handed but I’m so use to switching everything around in my head when I watch right handed crochet that when I watch a left handed crochet video I get confused. 😝

[@crystalpinkston1718]

I'm also a lefty, and I also crochet with my right hand. 😊

[@sarahjones9686]

You Are A Great Teacher Love It 👍🏽🍂🤎🍁🧶

[@AnaNicole1225]

Thanks for giving such a detailed explanation on how to #crochet this #c2cgrannysquare heart...✨️❣️✨️

[@tinahooper3470]

Hi Toni. This gives me an idea, thanks. I'm surprised you said you're left handed because you crochet right handed. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.

[@PreshKidd1887]

Thank you for an easy and simple way to approach C2C! One thing that would make this even better would be if there were chapters in the video for easy jumping back and forth to specific parts of the tutorial

[@Sunny73941]

Is it possible to make this smaller as a washcloth?

[@valentinasinichenko751]

After some searching on Pinterest and a ~million weaved in ends I have a square with cat pictogram 😊

[@danal7796]

Love your channel 😊. Question, you are left handed but crocheting using your right hand, right?? How do you manage that?

[@TLYarnCrafts]

lol yep, a leftie that crochets right handed. I learned right handed, so I always did it that way.

[@michelledoorknob795]

So you turn the work each time you make a square? Or with each round

[@bribri7215]

Each round

[@Shettikkawoodscrocheting-dk4qz]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ awesome 👍🏾❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Islandflower66]

Omg hold up wait a minute...haha I was watching this video to help a friend get started in graphgans and did you say you were left-handed? So am I but you crochet right-handed? I'm confused hahaha ❤

[@aprilalfred2151]

when making a corner is it considered a decrease?

[@craftingToni]

Cute

[@dawnamendola8690]

Love this and love C2C stitch but these graphghans are very confusing , I've watch video after video and still so confusing to me

[@Andeana13]

Where do I get a graph that might help

[@stacynicholsdabel4229]

For me, I am a lefty, and I crochet left-handed. Have you always crocheted right-handed?

[@TLYarnCrafts]

I have - I learned that way :-)

[@tonyathomas2346]

Can C2C be done in one color

[@tommiethigpen66]

How would you attach fabric behind the c2c ???

[@TLYarnCrafts]

You can sew it on with a sewing machine. there are tutorials on youtube for that :-)

[@genny7493]

Hello.. I do appreciate this but I did have one question: how did you decide on the size of each square? I will be rewatching this again before trying it. Thanks .. p.s. edited for spelling errors..

[@TLYarnCrafts]

hi! the size of the square depends on the hook and yarn you're making. I used what I had on hand, and you can too :-)

[@beckys2000]

Do you have written instructions

[@annadion4134]

❤

[@amayahayashi5855]

The fact that I'm seeing this video while working on a c2c throw blanket😅

[@vickijackson5547]

As a fellow lefty - I feel BETRAYED Ms. Toni!! 🐝- trayed. LOL I can't crochet right handed, I tried so hard, years ago when my right-handed coworker first taught me to crochet, so I'm stuck trying to reverse all the things you do in my head. I'm still a little confused on this - as a left-hander should I still start from the right corner and mark the up and down the same way, or start from the left corner? Or am I overthinking it? My fear is that I've bit off more than I can chew with the Amour blanket CAL, I hope I can finish all the blocks!

[@Shettikka-s9v]

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[@bruderlein8514]

*see neat video* *click on said video* *notice creator* !!! ^_^ WE LOVE YOU TL YARN CRAAAAAAFTS!!!

[@SümerRende]

örnek çok güzel ama devamlı ip koparmak sıkıcı olabilir

[@ArlouMaeLoro]

wish i found your video earlier :( thank you

[@miya6600]

I’m so confused🥺🌚

[@TLYarnCrafts]

Oh no! Where did you get stuck? Were you stitching along with me? Sometimes it helps to have some yarn handy while you're watching the tutorial.

[@vondickledoo2504]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I used my leftover scraps and it came out beautifully. I’ve been wanting to get into graphgans and this was SUPER helpful. 🩵

[@Andeana13]

Oh dear I’m over whelmed I have got to where you tell us to carry on to row 20 😳😳😳 I need to follow this pattern written out 🥲🥲🥲