This is only slightly different from the original c2c pattern, this just has the placement of ch6 loops to create holes which form a pattern of squares. The smallest size blanket of 32 ins used 1 and half cakes of mandala but I used 2 cakes for a large version which measured 38ins.

Here’s another c2c with a difference part of my Holy Moley collection. It uses a v st of 2dc ch2 2dc instead of the usual c2c blocks. It alternates one row of v sts with one row of chains. It looks much more complicated than it is. It is basically a 2 row repeat to the widest part then a different 2 row repeat to reduce to the final corner. It ...

This is a variation on the c2c pattern which uses chains of loops to created texture and pattern and keep it light and make it grow very quickly. C2C can be quite dense and heavy, this pattern is lightweight. The only constraint to making whatever you want is your courage and imagination. This pattern is so adaptable and works up really quickly...

This pattern has been worked up in 3 different sizes with different yarns. You can work it for a small crib blanket, a cot size blanket or a larger one, or you can keep going once you’ve got the hang of it and make a throw. It looks more complicated than it is. It is worked around a series of repeats so once you’ve got the first few sequences o...

This is a basic pattern that grows and grows so you can make a small cot blanket or a larger one/lap blanket or go right to the end for a huge throw of 7ft square. The combinations of stitches and rows creates an effect that it is much more difficult than it really is.

This is a variation of the standard c2c blanket. It uses the same building block technique but replaces blocks with popcorn stitches on some rows. It is a warm textured blanket but still with a lot of air gaps for breathing should the blanket slip and cover the face of a baby. Once the basic technique has been mastered adaptations and variation...

This pattern is an easy repeat pattern that develops into consecutive arrows that progress as the blanket grows. Level of difficulty is easy.