Who doesn’t love a smiling baby? This Baby Cow Graph is simply adorable in every way! The image shown above is only a digital recreation of what the blanket could look like. You can use this graph for many different art forms, not just corner to corner crochet!
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The Unicorn Seahorse Graph is super fun and cute! The image shown above is only a digital recreation of what the blanket could look like. You can use this graph for many different art forms, not just corner to corner crochet!
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This Plaid Bunny Graph is perfect for some-bunny in your life! You can change the colors to more every day colors if you don’t want Easter colors. The image shown above is only a digital recreation of what the blanket could look like. You can use this graph for many different art forms, not just corner to corner crochet!
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The Red Baby Dragon Graph couldn’t get any cuter! The image shown above is only a digital recreation of what the blanket could look like. You can use this graph for many different art forms, not just corner to corner crochet!
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The Realistic Deer Graph is an advanced level graph that uses Tapestry Crochet to create a realistic image of a buck. At the bottom of this post, there is a free printable 4-page graph, but you have the option to buy more. Keep reading to find out what’s included!
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The Piggy Bath Graph is such a fun graph with the little pink piggy taking a bubble bath! The image shown above is only a digital recreation of what the blanket could look like. You can use this graph for many different art forms, not just corner to corner crochet!
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The Crescent Moon Blanket is a corner to corner (C2C) afghan pattern that is an easy/intermediate level pattern because of the moon’s swirls. But, I’ve also included the graphs for this pattern with the swirls removed for an easy level pattern. You can choose which you would prefer to make! Or crochet both. I don’t judge! 😉
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Sleepy Bear Baby Blanket
Well hello there!
This is my very first C2C (corner to corner) project I have ever done and I am so proud of how it turned out. I’ve done three other graphgans before — you know the kind that are done with only single crochets — so I was already used to changing colors and whatnot. I have to say, though, that I’m very impressed with the C2C technique! It’s much faster than the graphgan and easier to follow. I can’t wait to make a few more!
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