Showing posts with label no hole C2C crochet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label no hole C2C crochet. Show all posts

Thursday, August 6, 2020

Wassily02 Knee Lt Boxy Japanese Jacket - in LC2C (CH0527) (pattern listed)

This Wassily02 Jacket is a knee length jacket, styled in the comfy, free size, Japanese boxy jacket style. As with the first of this series, Wassily01 Jacket (normal length), this too is based on one of Wassily Kandinsky’s art pieces and created using LC2C (Linked C2C) crochet.

Wassily02 Knee Length Boxy Japanese Jacket (CH0527)



Wednesday, March 11, 2020

Artist Trio Blanket, Klee O'Neal Kandinsky, a No-Hole C2C Crochet Lap Blanket (CH0525)

This Artist Trio Blanket is based on the (partial) works of 3 inspirational artists: Paul Klee, Janet O’Neal, Wassily Kandinsky. At this stage (before the blanket is made), I don’t know if I will list the resultant graph (aka graphan) for sale. If it all works out ok, I probably will just in case someone wants to give this a try too.

Artist Trio Blanket, Klee O'Neal Kandinsky, a No-Hole C2C Crochet Lap Blanket (CH0525)



Tuesday, February 25, 2020

LC2C (Linked C2C) or No Hole Corner to Corner Crochet - How to

Linked C2C (LC2C) crochet? What is it?

I talked about the Basic and most common form of C2C crochet before. But my preferred C2C crochet is this Linked C2C crochet, which I also sometimes refer to as No-Hole C2C. I have currently not as yet come across anyone doing this so this term “Linked C2C (LC2C)” or “No-Hole C2C” are my own labels to indicate:

• LC2C is made of linked stitches (LDC – Linked Double Crochet. That is a standard and pre-existing crochet terminology) and..
that with this method, there are no pesky holes in the final fabric

Linked C2C (LC2C) vs Basic (with holes) C2C