Fun and Fantasy C2C Crochet Patterns

C2C Crochet Patterns with fun, swooshy and fantasy designs.

Crochet this enchanting skull twisted in vines with the In the End C2C Crochet Pattern

Crochet an enchanting lapghan with the Into the Night C2C Crochet Pattern

In a toadstool, under the canopy, deep in the forest you may find the fairies home. They hide well though so it may be better to just create it with your hook and the Fairies Forest C2C Crochet Pattern. Yes, this pattern uses 11 colors, but some colors are only a few blocks, a good use for scraps.

Need a super cool, super fun blanket for littles? The Beep Beep Baby C2C Crochet Pattern is just the ticket.

Crochet this fun little Stop Sign blanket with our Stop Sign C2C Afghan Crochet Pattern. This will make a fantastic little creation for any road sign lover. Sure to delight all from toddlers to full grown humans!

You can stitch up Santa Mouse snug in a rug with this C2C crochet pattern. Also includes a graph chart for corner to corner crochet, cross sttich or graphghan projects. Although there are 7 colors used, some are small amounts, great for scraps!

This crochet wall hanging pattern hits the mark as an crochet pattern! Stitch up the Sir Penguin C2C Crochet Blanket Pattern with the corner to corner stitch for a nice sized afghan that every penguin lover will snuggle into. Single crochet for a nice wall hanging tapestry when you use the graph for a graphghan or use the half-double crochet stitch for a mini-c2c . Need a quick and easy baby blanket? This will be a delight. Graph chart included if you would like to use the pattern to create a Sir Penguin Cross Stitch with floss. You can even use the graph to hook up a delightful penguin latch hook rug! 

Isn’t this the most adorable little bat you have ever seen? I’m pretty sure that it won’t drive you a little batty to whip this blanket up either! This very simple pattern uses just 2 colors making it perfect for C2C beginners and a fast stitch for those with more experience. Happy stitching!

Black cats, chilly weather and a cozy throw. What else can you ask for? Now, I know black is notoriously difficult to work with. However, I personally think the C2C stitch changes the rules on that situation since the stitching is more open. Of course, switching up the colors would be a game changer as well! Imagine using pink and purple for a little girls room. Clearly any color scheme could be used. What will be your colors?