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A corner to corner graphgan of the 1st gen fire starter Charmander!
This C2C can either be coupled with the other Pokemon starter squares to make a blanket, or on its own with a large hook and weight yarn to make a graphgan, cushion, or wall hanging.
I used 4-ply yarn and a 3.00mm hook to make my graphgan square. I used 50g skeins of Scheepjees Catona and a Clover hook but of course you can use whatever yarn and hook you wish - just be aware this may affect the end result! I've included the names of the yarns I used in case you'd like to use the same ones, and links to where I got them - I don't receive anything from these links I just thought they'd be useful!
Fair warning - this graph does have a lot of colours and will require a lot of bobbins so if you're new to C2C you may want to practice with a simpler pattern. But if you're feeling adventurous, this is definitely the pattern for you!
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This C2C can either be coupled with the other Pokemon starter squares to make a blanket, or on its own with a large hook and weight yarn to make a graphgan, cushion, or wall hanging.
I used 4-ply yarn and a 3.00mm hook to make my graphgan square. I used 50g skeins of Scheepjees Catona and a Clover hook but of course you can use whatever yarn and hook you wish - just be aware this may affect the end result! I've included the names of the yarns I used in case you'd like to use the same ones, and links to where I got them - I don't receive anything from these links I just thought they'd be useful!
Fair warning - this graph does have a lot of colours and will require a lot of bobbins so if you're new to C2C you may want to practice with a simpler pattern. But if you're feeling adventurous, this is definitely the pattern for you!
Don't forget to tag me in your posts!
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one size
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English US & UK
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FO
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fasten off |
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Chain |
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dc
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double crochet |
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dec
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decrease |
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rep
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repeat |
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sl st
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slip stitch |
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What is the finished size of Charmander C2C Square?
The finished home decor measures one size.
Is Charmander C2C Square suitable for beginners?
This is an intermediate-level Crochet pattern. Some prior experience is recommended before starting.
What language is this Crochet pattern in?
This pattern is available in English (US & UK terms).
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Yes, you can sell finished items made using this pattern design.
What is Charmander C2C Square?
Charmander C2C Square is an Intermediate Crochet pattern designed by Alien Space Craft for making a Home Decor. A corner to corner graphgan of the 1st gen fire starter Charmander!This C2C can either be coupled with the other Pokemon starter squares to make a blanket, or on its own with a large hook and weight yarn to make a graphgan, cushion, or wall hangin...
Who designed Charmander C2C Square?
Alien Space Craft designed the Charmander C2C Square pattern. Find more of their patterns on their Ribblr shop page.
What type of item does Charmander C2C Square make?
The Charmander C2C Square pattern makes a Home Decor. It is a Intermediate Crochet pattern.
What materials are needed for Charmander C2C Square?
To make Charmander C2C Square you will need: White yarn (Snow white) - 125m (3 x 50g, 1 x 25g balls), Black yarn (Jet Black) - 54m (1 x 25g ball), Dark Red yarn (Scarlet) - 30m (1 x 25g ball), Orange Red yarn (Rust) - 71m (1 x 50g ball), Orange yarn (Tangerine) - 62m (1 x 50g ball), Light Orange yarn (Sweet Orange) - 5m (1 x 25g ball), Dark Blue yarn (Electric Blue) - 3m (1 x 10g ball), Medium Blue yarn (Powder Blue) - 1m (1 x 10g ball), Bright Red yarn (Hot Red) - 14m (1 x 10g ball), Light Blue yarn (Cyan) - 1m (1 x 10g ball), Medium Yellow yarn (Primrose) - 19m (1 x 10g ball), Light Yellow yarn (Lemon Chiffon) - 23m (1 x 10g ball), Bright Yellow yarn (Lemon) - 9m (1 x 10g ball), Dark Yellow yarn (Yellow Gold) - 5m (1 x 10g ball), Scissors for cutting yarn, Darning needle for sewing in ends. Tools required: 3.0mm hook.
Have other crafters made Charmander C2C Square?
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