Corner to Corner Crochet

15 Contemporary C2C Projects

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Pub Date 16 Oct 2018 | Archive Date 16 Nov 2018
F+W Media | David and Charles

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Description

Corner to corner crochet--also known as C2C crochet--is the perfect way to create colourful, graphic designs without having to learn complex colourwork techniques. Using basic crochet stitches you can create stunning, contemporary designs for home decor items and accessories.

C2C projects also stitch up super-fast so if you've been put off tackling a crochet blanket because it would take too long, this is the technique for you!

Author Jess Coppom has brought a really fresh take to this style of crochet with a collection of 15 modern projects all made using the C2C technique. Choose from patterns for six different afghans or blankets including a monochrome chunky throw and a beautiful Mexican style blanket. Other projects include pillows, a bathroom rug and some stunning items to wear such as a poncho, shawl and cowl.

Why not make some C2C projects for yourself and then stitch up some treats for friends and family?

Corner to corner crochet--also known as C2C crochet--is the perfect way to create colourful, graphic designs without having to learn complex colourwork techniques. Using basic crochet stitches you...


A Note From the Publisher

***APOLOGIES, FILE NOT KINDLE COMPATIBLE***Jess Coppom blogs under the name Make & Do Crew. She gave up a career in advertising to focus on designing and has attracted over 130k online followers for her contemporary crochet projects. She lives in Denver, Colorado.

***APOLOGIES, FILE NOT KINDLE COMPATIBLE***Jess Coppom blogs under the name Make & Do Crew. She gave up a career in advertising to focus on designing and has attracted over 130k online followers for...


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ISBN 9781446307144
PRICE US$22.99 (USD)
PAGES 128

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This is a beautifully photographed and thoroughly explained method of creating crochet pieces with mostly a double crochet stitch. I appreciated not only thorough instructions but diagrams in the back of the stitches that would be needed

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Fiber art has really exploded in the last 10 years. With this comes a great influx of creativity and people expanding the boundaries of what is possible. Being a prolific and expert knitter/crocheter, I've been really impressed with the expansion going on. One particular feature that has been really fun to see is the Corner-2-Corner method of making items. This crochet method essentially gives you the ability to create your item one small block at a time. These blocks are square, which means you can turn images into a fun 8-bit style and make intricate patterns easy. You can use this for everything from adapting cross-stitch patterns to creating your own graphs and images for custom work.

The book "Corner to Corner Crochet" by Jess Coppom does a really good job of taking all the fiddly bits of information about this style of crochet and makes it very easy to read and understand. This is important because while you get some information if you were to buy a pattern or watch a tutorial, this book really goes in depth and explains how to use all the resources at your disposal. In addition, Jess created some really fun and creative projects to try! They range from some small washcloths to a complex colorwork sweater/poncho combo. Jess has also done a good job using widely available yarns which make the replication of her projects much easier. It also cuts down on the cost since many of these "big box yarn brands" will have much easier requirements to take care of the item and keeping it look good. Overall I think this book does an excellent job making sure people can figure out the technique and keep up with them as they become seasoned pro's.

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