The Christmas Tree C2C Crochet Graph will make a perfect holiday potholder or washcloth. Work this pattern up in just a day or two and use it all holiday season. Imagine welcoming a family with cute little pot holders or a holiday washcloth in the 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 May’s graph. I hope you have enjoyed this 12 part series.
Check out the other Monthly Graphs that have been released. Plus more C2C Graphs Here.
Lucky Clover – May Flowers
More C2C Washcloth patterns:
Anchor Washcloth
Mr. Sunshine Washcloth
Pineapple Washcloth
Cactus Washcloth
Mushroom Washcloth
Acorn Washcloth
If you are brand new to Corner to Corner Crochet, check out Corner to Corner for Beginners. There you will find photo and video tutorials for Corner to Corner Crochet, plus practice patterns!
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Christmas Tree C2C Crochet Graph
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Materials
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115 yd Red Heart Scrubby Smoothie, Caribbean Yarn
44 yd Red Heart Scrubby Smoothie, Cherry Yarn
16 yd of Red heart Scrubby Smoothie, Lime
25 yd Red Heart Creme de la Creme, Fudge Brown
8 yd Red Heart Scrubby Smoothie, Lemony Yarn
Crochet Hook, Size G, 4.0mm
Scissors
Yarn Needle
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Gauge
Using the C2C Stitch
3 Squares x 3 Squares = 2 inches x 2 inches
Finished Size
9 1/2 inches x 9 1/2 inches
Christmas Tree C2C Crochet Graph – Written Graph
Christmas Tree C2C Crochet Graph
How to Read this pattern – Ex. R6: 3B, 2R, B = 3 Blue Squares, 2 Brown Squares, 1 Blue Square.
B= Blue, G = Green, R = Brown, RED = Red, Y = Yellow
R1: Inc, B
R2: Inc, 2B
R3: Inc, 3B
R4: Inc, 4B
R5: Inc, 2B, G, 2B
R6: Inc, 3b, G, 2B
R7: Inc, R, B, 2G, 3B
R8: Inc, 4B, 2 RED, 2R
R9: Inc, 2R, RED, 3G, 3B
R10: Inc,4B, 3G, RED, R, B
R11: Inc, 2B, RED, 4G, 4B
R12: Inc, 5B, 2 RED, 2G, RED, 2B
R13: Inc, 2B, 3G, RED, 3G, 4B
R14: Inc, 5B, 3G, RED, G, RED, G, 2B
R15: Inc, 2B, 6G, 2RED, 5B
R16: Dec, 5B, G, RED, G, RED, G, 4B
R17: Dec, 3B, 3G, RED, 2G, 4B
R18: Dec, 3B, 2Y, 2G, 5B
R19: Dec, 4B, G, RED, G, Y, 3B
R20: Dec, 2B, 2Y, 6B
R21: Dec, 9B
R22: Dec, 8B
R23: Dec, 7B
R24: Dec, 6B
R25: Dec, 5B
R26: Dec, 4B
R27: Dec, 3B
R28: Dec, 2B
R29: Dec, B
Finishing Up the Christmas Tree 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 your kitchen!
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