The June Anchor C2C Crochet Graph is the perfect graph to get you in the mood for summer fun. Anchors away and head to the beach. Sip some cold lemonade and enjoy this graph as a washcloth or fancy pot holder. The anchor graph will add a special crochet touch to any nautical themed kitchen or bathroom.
This graph is one of 12 small corner to corner crochet graphs. I am releasing one every month in 2019. Below you can see January through Mays graph. Make sure to swing back by here for July’s graph. It is my favorite so far and I can’t wait to share it with you.
Check out the other Monthly Graphs that have been released. Plus more C2C Graphs Here.
Lucky Clover – May Flowers
The June Anchor C2C Crochet Graph is designed to be easy for beginners trying out C2C crochet graphs or charts. To make this graph easier I have included the printable graph and the written chart in this post.
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Anchor C2C Crochet Graph Materials
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80 yards or 1.9 oz of Red Heart Scrubby Smoothie, Caribbean Yarn
33 yd or 0.8 oz Red Heart Scrubby Smoothie, White Yarn
46 yd or 0.96 oz Red Heart Creme de la Creme, Fudge Brown
Gauge
Using the C2C Stitch
3 Squares x 3 Sqaures = 2 inches x 2 inches
Finished Size
9 1/2 inches x 9 1/2 inches
Anchor C2C Graph – Written Graph
Click to open the Anchor C2C crochet graph
How to Read this pattern – Ex. R6: 3B, 2R, B = 3 Blue Squares, 2 Brown Squares, 1 Blue Square.
B= Blue, R = Brown, W = White
R1: Inc, B
R2: Inc, 2B
R3: Inc, 3B
R4: Inc, 4B
R5: Inc, 5B
R6: Inc, 2B, R, 3B
R7: Inc, 3W, B, R, 2B
R8: Inc, 2B, 5R, W
R9: Inc, B, 3R, B, R, 3B
R10: Inc, 4B, R, 2B, 2R, B
R11: Inc, 2B, 2R, W, 6B
R12: Inc, 7B, R, B, R, 2B
R13: Inc, 3B, R, B, W, 7B
R14: Inc, 5B, R, B, R, 2B, R, 3B
R15: Inc, 6B, W, 2R, 6B
R16: Dec, 4B, 2W, R, W, B, 3R, 2B
R17: Dec, 2B, 2R, 2B, 4R, 3B
R18: Dec, 3B, 2R, B, R, 2B, R, 2B
R19: Dec, 6B, R, B, R, 2B
R20: Dec, 2B, 2R, 6B
R21: Dec, 5B, 3R, B
R22: Dec, 8B
R23: Dec, 7B
R24: Dec, 6B
R25: Dec, 5B
R26: Dec, 4B
R27: Dec, 3B
R28: Dec, 2B
R29: Dec, B
Bobbin Instructions
Since this was a smaller graph I thought I would share how I used my yarn bobbins. I like to use my Printable Bobbins to keep my yarn from getting tangled.
I would love to say this is an easy graph that has very few yarn ends, but this really isn’t the case. I did have to cut my ends quite often but I thought it was worth it to have a beautiful nautical square to add to the 12 month collection.
I used 3-4 blue bobbins and up to 3 brown bobbins at once. I only use one white bobbin but I did have to cute the yarn a few times and start it again in another location.
You can of course use as many or as few bobbins as you would like, but this is just how I did it.
Finishing Up the Anchor C2C Crochet Graph
To finish this graph and make it into a washcloth I just Single crocheted around the edge. If you don’t know how to add a single crochet border, you can check out my video tutorial or my photo tutorial.
For the washcloth I added the border and wove in my ends and it was done. For the Pot Holder, I made a plain 15×15 C2C square, Single Crocheted a border to that square and the square using the graph and used a running stitch to sew the two together. You can learn more about Sewing Crochet Pieces Together with my video tutorial.
Now you have an adorable new addition to you kitchen!
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Another great block Lindsey. These blocks are such a great way to practice c2c colour changes.