C2c Skull Crochet Blanket

"Today’s free crochet pattern is the C2C Skull Crochet Blanket Pattern which is a corner to corner blanket pattern, for this pattern you will need to know the following: How to crochet and do basic stitches like the chain stitch, slip stitch and double crochet stitch. How to do C2C. How to C2C increase and decrease. How to read a written C2C crochet pattern (the premium version has charts). How to change colors. This C2C Skull crochet blanket pattern starts from the bottom right hand corner and is worked diagonal until you reach the top left hand corner, this is a rectangle blanket pattern."

More Fabulous Crochet Ideas for You

One fun crochet project we recommend for those who enjoy making C2C skull blankets is a set of matching skull coasters. These coasters are perfect for adding a spooky touch to your Halloween decor or for gifting to friends who love all things macabre. The small size of the coasters makes them a quick and easy project to work on, and they are a great way to practice your C2C skills on a smaller scale.

Another great project idea for fans of the C2C skull blanket is a skull-themed tote bag. This project allows you to showcase your love for skulls while also creating a practical and stylish accessory. The tote bag can be used for shopping, carrying your crochet projects, or even as a Halloween treat bag. You can customize the size of the bag to fit your needs and add extra details like a lining or pockets for added functionality.

For those looking to expand their crochet skills, we recommend trying a C2C skull pillow cover. This project will allow you to practice shaping corners and working with different color combinations to create a striking design. The pillow cover is perfect for adding a touch of Halloween flair to your home decor or for gifting to a fellow skull enthusiast. Plus, you can easily switch out the pillow cover to match different seasons or occasions throughout the year.

Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Finished Size46.25 x 61.5 inches approx