This allowed me to have a smaller overall afghan square, measuring approximately 15×15 inches.

VERY IMPORTANT: Instead of the traditional C2C method of using DC’s and chain 3’s to make each pixel, I used HDC’s and only chained 2 (and chained 5 instead 6 on the increase stitches). If you are using the same yarn I am, you may want to stock up on Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice in Kelly Green, Fern Green, Dusty Green, Scarlet Red, Honey, Toffee, Mustard yellow, Little Boy Blue, Black, White, Pink, Cranberry (dark red), Fisherman or Beige, and Terracotta orange. You will begin to notice that a lot of the colors will repeat and be consistent/coordinating throughout all 9 squares. You will want to get two skeins of both green colors and one for the rest of the elements. For this particular square I used Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice in Kelly Green for the background, Fern Green for the tree, Scarlet red for the garland, Mustard yellow and Colonial Blue for the lights, and Honey for the trunk. I used a size F (3.75mm) hook and worsted weight yarn.

But I am told that most people have success learning how to make a C2C graphgan by following THIS VIDEO DEMONSTRATION by The Crochet Crowd.Įach pixel graph in my blanket is 25×25 pixel squares. You can see my first C2C graphgan HERE that has a how-to video. I am using the corner-to-corner (C2C) technique.

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