2022-10-10

Watermelon -FREE C2C Crochet Pattern

Watermelon FREE C2C Chart Pattern

Introduction

If used as a standalone pattern it can be made into a pillow, tote bag, table runner or anything you want. All you have to do is either make 2 or more same squares or make a square in same size to be the background of the pillow or tote bag.
The stitch includes half double crochet (in US terms), chains, and slip stitches.
For Community Garden CAL I used hdc but you can also use dc. The size by hdc will be about 16’’ square if the gauge I had with the yarn I used is achieved with same or any other yarn. With dc stich it will be even bigger (by my guess about 21-22 inches).

Materials
Yarn- Any yarn #4 weight in 5 colors (white, red, black, light green, dark green). Look below in the introduction for guidance on what yardage is needed. I used Drops Paris, 100% cotton, Aran (8wpi) for 5mm hook (US 8), 50g=75m (82 yards)
Gauge- 6.5 blocks x 6.5 blocks=4×4” (10×10 cm) if hdc stitches were used. End size of the square is 41×41 cm.
Hook- 5mm
Needle for weaving in the ends
Scissors

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Yarn supply needed (based on yarn I used):
Black color=2.84m (3.08 yards)
Red color=25g=37.7m (less than one skein-about half)
Light green=23.5g=35m (less than one skein-about half)
Dark green= 39.5g= 59m (less than one skein)
White= 79g=118m (about 1.5 skein)

On the graph each block is one C2C block.
If you would like to have a full pattern as Ad free PDF with written instructions, chart and info on how to calculate how much of each yarn color you would need, you can have it for a very low price in my Ravelry or Etsy store.
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Until next time yarnies!