C2C Crochet Scarf

C2C Crochet Scarf by Joanne Johncey

Project Overview

This downloadable crochet pattern creates a finished scarf measuring approximately 175cm in length and 20cm in width. The C2C (Corner to Corner) construction method produces a dynamic, visually engaging fabric using colour-changing yarn that shifts hues throughout the piece.

What You Will Make

A rectangular scarf crafted using the corner-to-corner crochet technique, which builds the fabric diagonally in interlocking blocks. The colour-changing properties of the yarn create natural colour transitions as you work, eliminating the need to manually change yarn colours while maintaining visual interest throughout the finished garment.

Materials Required

• Yarn: 150g of DK weight colour-changing yarn (Pattern uses Stylecraft Dream Catcher yarn cake, Colour 3217 Tree of Life)
• Hook: 4mm crochet hook

Finished Dimensions

• Length: 175cm
• Width: 20cm
• Gauge: 21 stitches x 9 rows = 14cm

Crochet Techniques and Stitches

This pattern employs the corner-to-corner (C2C) crochet method, a popular technique that builds fabric diagonally by creating and connecting small blocks. The C2C technique is ideal for creating geometric patterns and colour transitions without changing yarn mid-project.

Stitches used in this pattern:

• Chain Stitch (CH): The foundation stitch used to create the base chains for each block
• Treble Stitch (TR): The primary stitch used to fill each block, worked into chain spaces to create the textured fabric
• Double Crochet (DC): Available in the pattern abbreviations for potential variations or edging
• Slip Stitch (Sl st): Used to join blocks together and connect new blocks to previously completed sections

The pattern begins with a foundation block created by chaining 6 and working treble stitches into the 4th, 5th, and 6th chains from the hook. Subsequent rows build outward by creating new blocks (formed with chain 6 and treble stitches) and connecting them to existing blocks using slip stitches into the spaces between turning chains and treble stitches. This interlocking method creates a seamless, unified fabric.

Skill Level

Rated as Beginner difficulty, this pattern is accessible to crocheters new to the craft. The C2C technique, while requiring attention to block placement and connection points, uses only basic crochet stitches and creates a forgiving fabric that is easy to troubleshoot.

Pattern Format

This is a downloadable PDF pattern that includes written instructions using UK crochet terminology, abbreviations, row-by-row guidance, and stitch placement details to guide you through the construction process.