25 Free C2C Crochet Patterns (Blankets and More!)

This cozy blanket was inspired by the Navajo shops near Monument Valley. It’s made out of alternating squares and gorgeous color and is best for crafters who are comfortable with plenty of color changes.The finished blanket measures about 100 cm x 130 cm. 

Designer: Studio Madelaine

Yarn weight: Aran

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Chunky Monkey

This corner-to-corner design is an easy pattern that’s great for beginners and perfect for using up all that colorful scrap yarn! You can make your own magic yarn ball with your scraps to avoid having lots of loose ends to weave in when you’re done. This pattern is designed as a baby blanket, but you can easily increase the size.

Designer: My Poppet Makes

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver

This gorgeous blanket is inspired by the yarn quilts that you often see on the side of red barns in the country. This C2C quilt makes a gorgeous, throw-sized keepsake. This pattern is offered in both written form and graph form. 

Designer: Hooked Hazel

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: WeCrochet Brava Worsted

This chevron pattern creates an interesting, unique blanket pattern that even features tassels at each end. It measures approximately 47.5” x 54”. Made with super bulky yarn, this pattern works up quickly and makes a squishy, cozy blanket.

Designer: Yarnspirations

Yarn weight: Super bulky

Suggested yarn: Bernat Blanket O’Go

This modern, corner-to-corner afghan looks gorgeous in contrasting, contemporary colors. This one is a great introduction to the corner-to-corner technique for crafters who are already comfortable with other crochet techniques. The finished pattern is a 48” square.

Designer: Sara Dudek

Yarn weight: Bulky

Suggested yarn: Brava Bulky

This free, C2C crochet graphgan pattern is so whimsical and cute! Using chains, slip stitches, double crochets, a crochet graph, and colorwork techniques, this project is best for intermediates. Customize it using your favorite flower shades!

Designer: Yarnspirations

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Caron Big Donut O’Go

This ombre, deer afghan would be perfect for a baby blanket or even for a mancave (we always need gift ideas for the guys!). The pattern is available in two sizes - baby blanket or large throw. To make this pattern, you’ll need to be able to chain, slip stitch, single crochet, and double crochet. 

Designer: Make & Do Crew

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice

This floral pattern is perfect for spring! Use it to decorate a sitting room or bedroom with the flower colors of your choice. It measures approximately 43” x 52”.

Designer: Yarnspirations

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Caron Big Donut O’Go

This free, corner-to-corner crochet baby blanket pattern is an eye-catching project that makes a bright and beautiful baby gift. You could easily switch out the colors to make this project more feminine or more masculine. The finished size of this intermediate-level pattern is a 38.5” square.

Designer: BHooked

Yarn weight: Aran

Suggested yarn: Paintbox Simply Aran

This modern crochet pillow pattern would look great in a living room, but can also easily be customized to match your bedroom’s color scheme. Because of their small size, pillows are an excellent starter project for learning the corner-to-corner method. This pillow measures about 12” x 14”.

Designer: Make & Do Crew

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice

This colorful pillow is made up of triangles that are joined as you go, so you won’t end up with a whole bunch of pieces that you have to seam together at the very end. This pattern has both a chart and video instructions to guide you through your project. Use up your scrap yarn on this beautiful pillow!

Designer: Lilla Bjorn Crochet

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Softfun

This geometric, colorwork pattern brings vibrance and life to any room you set it in! It’s made with two panels - a solid back panel and a colorful front panel. It’s made to fit an 18” x 18” pillow form.

Designer: Han Jan Crochet

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Scheepjes Color Crafter

This cute, corner-to-corner crochet dishcloth has a retro, textured feel and is effective for keeping your counters or dishes wiped clean. This small project would be great for jumping into learning the corner-to-corner technique. A video tutorial and step-by-step, pictured instructions are included.

Designer: Amanda Crochets

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Peaches & Creme Cotton

This C2C crocheted hand towel is a creative way to brighten up your kitchen or bathroom. It measures approximately 11.5” x 22”. This project includes a video tutorial and would be great for using up your extra yarn and getting comfortable with the C2C technique.

Designer: Fiber Flux

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

This corner bookmark is a quick, cozy project that you’ll use over and over as you enjoy your favorite books. For this beginner-level project, you’ll need to know how to chain, slip stitch, and single crochet. It’s made with two triangular panels that are seamed together, and the size is easy to adjust if you prefer it larger or smaller.

Designer: Juniper & Oakes

Yarn weight: DK 

Suggested yarn: High Desert Yarn

Bring out your inner librarian with this super cozy crocheted cardigan! This pattern is made out of corner-to-corner panels and is a great choice for intermediate crocheters. It’s available in nine different sizes, from XS to 5X.

Designer: Pink Plumeria Maui

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Jeans

Here’s a simple layering piece that’s lovely for spring, fall, and winter wear. It’s worked seamlessly using the corner-to-corner technique. To get a perfect fit, just keep working until you’re happy with the size!

Designer: Dora Does

Yarn weight: Sport

Suggested yarn: Infinity Hearts Azelea

This two-tone vest is available in three different sizes. It’s great for layering over your favorite, long-sleeved tee on those chilly fall days. The pattern includes a graph as well as pictures and a video tutorial.

Designer: Michelle Greenberg

Yarn weight: DK

Suggested yarn: Paintbox Yarns Simply DK

With this pattern, you’ll learn how to use the corner-to-corner technique for working in the round. The result is this ultra-cozy, cocoon-like cardigan that you may never want to take off! This versatile sweater is available in three sizes. 

Designer: Heart Hook Home

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice

This drapey kimono is such a cute piece to throw on whether you’re running errands or snuggling up with a good book. Featuring loose sleeves and pockets, this piece is easy to make using C2C rectangles. Make it for yourself or give one as a gift!

Designer: Make & Do Crew

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Jeans

This stylish, winter hat is available in multiple sizes from baby to adult, so you can make one for each member of the family! Featuring a playful pom pom and modern colorwork, this cozy hat would make a great gift for a family member or friend. A video tutorial is included.

Designer: Han Jan Crochet

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Wool of the Andes Worsted

This cute, textured beanie is a quick project that’s made mostly with half double crochets. With a little slouch and a faux fur pom pom, this beanie gives off a relaxed look that’s perfect for cozy winter days. It’s made by crocheting a rectangle that’s then folded in half.

Designer: Maria’s Blue Crayon

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Caron Cakes

This adorable hat would be so cute around Valentine’s Day or just to give to someone you love any time! It’s great for advanced beginners and is available in three sizes: toddler, child, and adult. For this pattern, you’ll need to be able to chain, single crochet, double crochet, and work in the back loop.

Designer: Lovable Loops

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Feels Like Butta

This classic, corner-to-corner crochet scarf is worked on the diagonal and is both a sophisticated and practical way to stay warm against the wind and snow. It’s great for intermediate crocheters and is made with a variegated yarn that makes color changes effortless! 

Designer: Premier Yarns

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Premier Sweet Roll

Keep warm with this chunky, cozy cowl that you can snuggle into against those cold winter days. Keep this cowl handy by your door to grab as you take off on a walk or just stay warm during your morning commute. It’s made by using the C2C technique to crochet a long rectangle that’s sewn together.

Designer: Zeens and Roger

Yarn weight: Bulky

Suggested yarn: King Cole Cotswold Chunky