Crochet Tutorials
Single Crochet 3 Together
I created these short videos to help you with crocheting Graphs! The first set is for Half Double Crochet c2c graph squares like I have shared in the Harry Potter and Minecraft Crochet a Longs. You can also use this method when making large graphs into afghans using the Double Crochet C2C method like I did in this Gamer Afghan.
Gamer afghan pattern by Crafty Ridge is available by following the tab at the top of the page labeled Paid Patterns.
Beginning and Increasing in c2c!
How to add colors in c2c!
Changing colors using bobbins in c2c!
Decreasing in c2c!
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Hi, what stitch do you use to sew them all together in the end?
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I use a whip stitch to sew my squares together.
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Do you have a video showing how to put all the squares together?
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No I never did a video of that. There are a ton of videos on whipstitch on YouTube. I enjoy Moogly. Hope this helps!
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I’m looking to get this pattern but I don’t see a “paid pattern” button at the top of the page. Can you please let me know how I can get this pattern? Thank you!
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Send me a message on FB and I can take PayPal from there. I dont have an online shop anymore other than Ravelry and they will not let us post graphs.
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You can message me on Facebook to order any graphs. Sadly Craftsy closed most accounts and Ravelry will not allow graph patterns.
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I’m having issues with my squares all coming out different sizes. I noticed that the ones that have more ends to weave in get much smaller as I weave them in. The deathly hallows and 9 3/4 ones are much smaller than the house Colors, for example. Any tips/advice on how to help make sure it doesn’t look too off once I sew them together? I have already done 7/12 squares so I’m hoping not to have to redo any of them! Any help is appreciated 🙂
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I always recommend blocking the squares so they are the same size before assembling them. I use steam and if you search blocking up in the search bar you will find a quick tutorial I did a few years ago. I hope this helps
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How can I get a corner pattern of this gamer aphgan
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Shoot me a message over on Facebook and I can send you an invoice and get you the pdf within 24 hours.
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