Jack o Lantern C2C Pixel Square Free Pattern
Quick & Easy Jack o Lantern Pixel Square Corner To Corner Crochet
Today I have a free c2c crochet square to share with you: Halloween Jack o Lantern Pixel Square
Use it as a potholder or make more of them and sew them into a c2c crochet blanket or simply as a Halloween decoration for your home in a form of a cushion cover, seat cover, or wall hanging.
There are so many ways you can use this crochet pixel square!
I used the corner-to-corner technique to create the pumpkin square, it’s an easy and quick method of crocheting pixelated images, basically, it’s like painting by numbers, but with yarn!
Below you will find
- more info about this free pattern
- video resources to help you with this pattern
- the jack o lantern pixel graph
- the written pattern row by row with color changes
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Video Tutorial
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How To C2C Corner To Corner Crochet Increase & Decrease
How To Change Colors In C2C And Minimise Ends
How To Weave In Ends in Corner To Corner (C2C) Crochet For Beginners
The videos cover the basics of corner-to-corner (C2C) crochet for beginners and will show you step by step:
- how to start a c2c pattern
- how to increase c2c crochet
- how to decrease in the corner to corner crochet.
- how to use and read a c2c graph
- how to keep your yarn organized with clothespins
- how to make sure you are working on the right side
- how to change colors
- how to minimize ends
- how to weave in the ends
About the Jack o Lantern Pixel Square Free Crochet Pattern
Where to use this square
- baby blankets and afghans
- cushions
- wall hanging
- seat covers
- tablecloths
- accessories
SIZE AND GAUGE
Using the hook and yarn weight recommended, will create a corner to-corner square 40cm by 40cm,
Gauge is not very important in this pattern. For your reference, a 10cm by 10cm area has 6 c2c squares by 6 c2c squares.
Pattern Notes
Pattern Characteristics
- solid
- flat
- square
Pattern Repeat
- no multiples require
Supplies Used
Each ball of yarn is 250m long
- Marriner Yarns DK in oatmeal, burnt orange, ebony, and peridot
- Click here for YARN ALTERNATIVES
- 4mm crochet hook
- blunt sewing needle to weave in ends
- clothespins (optional) to keep your yarn organized when crocheting c2c
- scissors and stitch markers
Abbreviations
Pattern written in US terms using Craft Yarn Council abbreviations.
- magic ring
- ch – chain
- sl st – slip stitch
- yo – yarn over
- sc – single crochet
- dc – double crochet
- inc – increase (2sc in the same stitch)
- dec – decrease (sc2tog)
- bo – regular bobble stitch
- mbo – modified bobble stitch
Jack O Lantern Pixel Graph
You can make your own c2c graph using stitchfiddle.com, I drew mine and it measures 25 by 25 pixels squares.
Jack o Lantern Pixel Square Written Pattern
The pattern is written from the bottom left corner going upwards to the top right corner.
Color Chart
O – oatmeal
B – burnt orange
E – ebony
P – Peridot
Row By Row Pattern
Increase rows
Row 1: 1O
Row 2: 2O
Row 3: 3O
Row 4: 4O
Row 5: 5O
Row 6: 6O
Row 7: 7O
Row 8: 8 O
Row 9: 9O
Row 10: 10O
Row 11: 3O, 4B, 4O
Row 12: 4O, 5B, 3O
Row 13: 3O, 6B, 4O
Row 14: 4O, 7B, 3O
Row 15: 3O, 8B, 4O
Row 16: 4O, 9B, 3O
Row 17: 3O, 3B, 3E, 4B, 4O
Row 18: 4O, 4B, 4E, 4B, 3O
Row 19: 3O, 3B, 2E, 6B, 5O
Row 20: 5O, 8B, 2E, 3B, 3O
Row 21: 3O, 3B, 2E, 4B, 1E, 2B, 6O
Row 22: 6O, 2B, 2E, 4B, 1E, 3B, 4O
Row 23: 4O, 3B, 1E, 5B, 1E, 2B, 7O
Row 24: 8O, 7B, 1E, 3B, 5O
Row 25: 5O, 3B, 1E, 8B, 8 O
Start the decrease rows
Row 26: 8O, 7B, 1E, 3B, 5O
Row 27: 4O, 11B, 8 O
Row 28: 8O, 1P, 3B, 1E, 5B, 4O
Row 29: 4O, 4B, 2E, 2B, 2P, 7O
Row 30: 7O, 2P, 2B, 1E, 4B, 4O
Row 31: 4O, 7B, 2P, 6O
Row 32: 5O, 2P, 1O, 6B, 4O
Row 33: 4O, 5B, 2O, 1P, 5O
Row 34: 4O, 2P, 3O, 3B, 4O
Row 35: 10O, 1P, 4O
Row 36: 4O, 1P, 9O
Row 37: 13O
Row 38: 12O
Row 39: 11O
Row 40: 10O
Row 41: 9O
Row 42: 8 O
Row 43: 7O
Row 44: 6O
Row 45: 5O
Row 46: 4O
Row 47: 3O
Row 48: 2O
Row 49: 1O
END
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Happy Crocheting!
October 25, 2019 @ 10:58 am
Cute! This may be how I finally attempt c2c! Thanks for sharing your talents! <3
October 25, 2019 @ 10:59 am
Thank you and you’re welcome 🙂