Discover 25 Stunning C2C Crochet Patterns - Absolutely Free! (2024)

Grateful C2C Table Runner

You can achieve a larger level of detail in a smaller amount of space when working with the mini C2C technique. It's a great choice for something like a table runner. This Creative design uses a textured boucle yarn for the lettering, which stands out quite nicely against the plain acrylic yarn used for the background.

Designer: Nana’s Crafty Home

Yarn: Lion Brand Homespun and Lion Brand Heartland (Aran Weight #4)

Nordic Christmas Potholder

Here’s another one of our free C2C crochet patterns that uses the mini C2C technique. This Nordic-inspired potholder is great for being the star of the show at your Christmas dinner, or you can make it as a gift for the hostess if you’ll be visiting friends and family. The motif isn’t super Christmasy, so you can enjoy it all year long.

Designer: Raffamussa Designs

Yarn: Schachenmayr Catania Solids (Sport Weight #3)

C2C Wall Hanging

Despite the block-like nature of C2C, you can also use this amazing technique to make more abstract and organic designs. This colorful wall hanging is an excellent example! You only need a small amount of each color of yarn, so it’s a great stash buster. The pattern includes detailed instructions on reading C2C charts, which is super helpful for newbies!

Designer: Morine’s Shop

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)!

Bonfire Blanket Wrap

Using the C2C technique for accessories is pure genius! The subtle texture and lace of C2C shine in this craft blanket wrap design. I also love the long diagonal lines of color. It’s such a refreshing take on the old horizontal vs vertical stripes debate. The pattern has both video and written instructions that make it easy to customize the width and length of the wrap to your liking.

Designer: Fiber Flux

Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)

C2C Color Fade Dishcloth

This ombre dishcloth is perfect for almost too pretty to use as intended! It doesn’t take a color theory master to combine different shades of the same color, but the effect is nothing short of genius! You can whip up these trendy dishcloths with ease using the traditional C2C technique. Plus, it’s a great project for scrap yarn.

Designer: Sarah Naiarlez for WeCrochet

Yarn: Knit Picks Shine Sport (Sport Weight #3)

Tote Bag Seaside

Another great way to showcase C2C's expertise is through geometric designs. The Tote Bag Seaside is certainly no exception. It is made from 8 individual C2C squares that are joined together to form a stunning kaleidoscope. And yet it looks perfectly seamless! Scroll down the page for the English version of the free crochet pattern.

Designer: Melanchillo

Yarn: Scheepjes Catona (Sport Weight #3)

C2C Pop Art Flowers

I can honestly say that I’ve never seen anything quite like this essential in crochet! This blanket is a work of art. The way that the artist used the blocky C2C crochet technique to create the essential organic shapes of flowers is just stunning, and I especially love the use of the variegated yarn here. I’m not a huge fan of variegated yarn, but it works here

Designer: Yarnspirations Design Studio

Yarn: Caron One Pound and Caron Jumbo (Aran Weight #4)

Cuddle Up Dinosaur Blanket

This is no ordinary crochet blanket pattern! The design features a spiked hood, little holes for the hands, and a row of spikes down the back. When your child wears it they will be magically transformed into a dinosaur. Any child would love wearing this blanket and stomping around the house in it!

Designer: Moogly

Yarn: Caron One Pound (Aran Weight #4)

C2C Zebra

How cute is this zebra? This design is part of a safari series. The idea is that you make all the different squares and join them together to form a blanket. Of course, you could also use this square on its own. Add a dowel and hang it on the wall - boom, instantly adorable nursery art.

Designer: Loveable Loops Crochet Design

Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Solids (Aran Weight #4)

Nova Triangle Scarf

If you've ever commonly started a big C2C project only to discover that you won't have enough yarn (or, ahem, motivation) to finish, don't fret! Check out this commonly genius lightbulb moment of an idea - a C2C triangle scarf! The excellent drape of C2C and the fact that there are no holes make it well-suited to a scarf design. Finish it off with a decorative picot stitch edging and you're done!

Designer: SmileyGoose Website

Yarn: Knit Picks Paragon (Sport Weight #3)

X Marks the Spot C2C Accent Pillow

Here’s one of our free crochet C2C patterns, the "c2c pillow pattern," that’s a little more grown-up. This strikingly modern throw pillow would look right at home on a magazine cover. Despite its exceptional appearance, it’s super easy to make compared to other C2C projects because there are only 2 colors and the geometric design is fairly simple. There’s also a coordinating Afghan pattern.

Designer: Fly the Distance Co. for Make and Do Crew

Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna's Choice (Aran Weight #4)

Lavender Garden C2C Scarf

Every once in a while a design comes along that’s special. The Lavender Garden C2C scarf uses the C2C technique with a twist. Every other row of blocks is skipped! It’s hard to explain in just a few words, but it’s pretty easy and the effect is just lovely. There’s nothing quite like a bit of lace to make your crochet projects feel a little more fancy.

Designer: Nana’s Crafty Home

Yarn: Caron Cotton Cakes (Worsted Weight #4)

C2C Mushroom Afghan Square

I’ve been seeing the most mushrooms popping up on my social media feeds lately! These fabulous fungi have certainly been enjoying their time in the spotlight. They’ve never looked cuter than in this blocky C2C square. This design is part of a whole series of C2C plants. Make them all and you can make an entire blanket of plants.

Designer: Divine Debris

Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna's Choice (Aran Weight #4)

C2C Baby Blanket

Here’s another one of our free C2C crochet patterns that puts a twist on the technique. Most popular design combines regular C2C with bobble stitches to spell out a sweet sentiment: “No Bunny Loves You As I DO”. The monochrome design also features a picot scallops border. This is a great project for folks who hate changing colors!

Designer: Crafting Happiness

Yarn: Marriner Double Knit (DK Weight #3)

Modern C2C Blanket

Here’s another one for all you color-change haters out there. Who would have thought that a plain monochrome C2C crochet blanket could look this fancy? This is the perfect project for lazy evenings spent watching TV. Why go out when you can spend your time relaxing with this beautiful blanket?

Designer: MJ’s Off the Hook Design

Yarn: Knit Picks Brava Worsted (Held Double = Bulky Weight #5)

Fractal Throw

Corner to corner crochet patterns, also known as C2C crochet, never cease to amaze! This stunning throw truly encompasses everything you could hope for: warmth, contemporary style, and simplicity in crafting. Its geometric design delivers such a striking visual impact that you'll find it hard to believe just how effortless it is to create. If you embark on crocheting this blanket for someone else, don't be surprised if you're tempted to keep it for yourself instead!

Designer: Hooked Hazel

Yarn: Knit Picks Brava Worsted (Worsted Weight #4)

C2C Alphabet Wall Hanging

I am going to keep this free C2C crochet alphabet pattern in mind the next time I need to decorate a room or throw a party. There are a lot of great applications for this design. I might use it to make a monogram wall hanging, a giant Happy Birthday sign, or a cute sign for the kitchen that says “EAT!”

Designer: Eye Love Knots

Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Solids (Aran Weight #4)

Neapolitan C2C Blanket

Each square of this Neapolitan C2C corner crochet blanket is worked individually. I know that some people don’t like all that extra sewing, but doing it this way does have some benefits. Making the project piece by piece is easier on your wrists, and it also makes it easier to take your crochet with you on a trip.

Designer: Divine Debris

Yarn: Lion Brand Basic Stitch Anti-Pilling (Aran Weight #4)

Easy C2C Infinity Scarf

Who knew that a C2C crochet scarf could look this good? I love the casual drape, the cozy solidness of the fabric, and the lovely diagonal lines of color. The best part is that it’s perfectly beginner-friendly. Both video and written formats are available, and the written instructions include step-by-step photos.

Designer: Cosy Rosie UK

Yarn: Hayfield Spirit (DK Weight #3)

Whispering Arrows Shawl

One of the crochet ingenuity continues with our next free crochet pattern. This crochet designer set out to make C2C crochet more lacy, and she succeeded! This gorgeous triangle shawl combines both regular solid and special lace C2C blocks for a cool "hidden picture" effect that you can only see when the shawl is laid out flat.

Designer: Moogly

Yarn: Red Heart It’s a Wrap Rainbow (Sport Weight #3)

Eight bit love C2C

Punchy colors and iconic 8-bit hearts form the basis of this attractive C2C crochet pillow. This is a great project for practicing your C2C crochet techniques - particularly working with bobbins. Just figure out how many yards you need for each heart and wrap them up in a bobbin so they’re ready to go when you get there.

Designer: Haak Maar Raak

Yarn: Scheepjes Organicon (Fingering Weight #1)

Ribbon C2C Table Coasters

Turn up the class with a smooth and shiny ribbon yarn, great for creating elegant coasters. The thickness of the ribbon yarn makes these coasters particularly sturdy and solid. The addition of the little leather tag also takes this design up a notch. The designer elevated the basic coaster to something elegant that would look great on any table. There’s also a matching potholder design!

Designer: Tine Sommer Hansen for Hobbii

Yarn: Hobbii Ribbon (Super Bulky Weight #6)

C2C Barn Quilt Blanket

Calling all rustic lovers! This quilt-inspired C2C crochet blanket might be truly a work of art! The geometric nature of the pattern makes it easy for you to tell what colors go where as you crochet. I also like that all the patches of color are quite large, so you don’t have to switch colors as often. The pattern is freely available in 3 different blanket sizes.

Designer: Hooked Hazel

Yarn: Knit Picks Brava Worsted (Worsted Weight #4)

Diamond Trees C2C Scarf

Have a little fun with free C2C crochet patterns for scarves like this one! The playful geometric design will almost be as fun to crochet as it is to wear. The scarf is nice and wide so you can also drape it around your shoulders and wear it like a wrap. The design is crocheted in 3 separate panels and then joined together. May you enjoy creating and wearing this beautiful scarf!

Designer: HanJan Crochet

Yarn: Deramores Studio Anti-Pilling Aran (Aran Weight #4)

Rainbow C2C CushionCover

Add a pop of color to a basic crochet pillow cover with a couple of sections of beautiful rainbow stripes. This is a great project for using up scrap yarn, and the resulting project should brighten up any room. If you’re handy with a needle, you can save time by sewing a fabric backing onto your pillow cover instead of crocheting another square.

Designer: Hook to Loop

Yarn: Scheepjes Colour Crafter (DK Weight #3)