Crochet Snowman Pixel Graph - Repeat Crafter Me. Frosty the snowman was a jolly happy soul! Gook (2017) Online. And he is square number 3 of my Crochet Christmas Character Afghan!

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If you are just joining in to this impromptu Crochet- along, that is ok! You aren’t far behind. I am creating 9 Christmas themed C2. C crochet squares and when they are all finished, I will stitch them together into one large afghan! You can find Square #1: Santa HERE and Square #2: Christmas Tree HEREAs I finish each square, I will post the graph and reveal the next character/image in the blanket. Feel free to work along with me! I am using the corner- to- corner (C2.

C) technique. You can see my first C2. C graphgan HERE that has a how- to video. But I am told that most people have success learning how to make a C2. C afghan by following THIS VIDEO DEMONSTRATION by The Crochet Crowd.

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Each pixel graph in my blanket is 2. I used a size F (3.

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For this particular square I used Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice  in Little Boy Blue, White, Black, Terracotta Orange, Scarlett Red, and Fern Green. VERY IMPORTANT: Instead of the traditional C2. C 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). This allowed me to have a smaller overall afghan square, measuring approximately 1. You can absolutely use the traditional method but your square will be much larger and your overall afghan will be much larger as well once you sew them all together. The Disaster Artist (2017) Online. As is, my finished blanket will be big enough for a twin size bed! You can take this graph and make a standard SC graphgan.

This will produce nice small squares (think 2. You could also make Pixel Granny Squares and use the graphs I post to create separate character blankets. There is also the Bobble Stitch method as well! So many ways to use these graphs! CLICK HERE to download that Snowman Pixel Graph.

I hope you are enjoying this series of pixel squares! Stay tuned for #4 coming soon! Written pattern for the color changes by fellow crocheter and RCM follower, Claudia Melgar! Row 1 – 1. GRow 2 – 2. GRow 3 – 3. G Row 4 – 4. GRow 5 – 5. GRow 6 – 2.

G 2. BL 1. R 1. GRow 7 – 1. G 1. R 3. BL 2. GRow 8 – 3.

G 3. BL 1. R 1. GRow 9 – 1. G 2. R 2. W 1. BL 3. GRow 1. 0 – 3. G 4.

W 1. R 1. BL 1. GRow 1. G 2. BL 5. W 3. GRow 1. G 6. W 2. BL 1. GRow 1. G 1. R 1. BL 7. W 3. GRow 1. 4 – 3. G 2.

W 1. O 2. W 1. B 2. W 2. R 1. GRow 1. G 2. R 1. W 1. B 3. W 1. O 3. W 3. GRow 1. G 3. W 1. O 5. W 1.

R 1. BL 1. GRow 1. G 2. BL 1. W 1. B 3. W 1. O 4. W 4. GRow 1. G 4. W 2. O 5. W 2. BL 1. GRow 1. 9 – 1.

G 1. R 1. BL 1. W 1. B 3. W 2. O 4. W 1. G 1. B 3. GRow 2. G 1. B 5. W 2. O 5. W 2. R 1. GRow 2. G 2. R 5. W 3. O 1. W 1. B 2. W 1. B 5.

GRow 2. 2 – 5. G 1. BL 1. B 1. W 2. B 1. W 3. O 2. W 1. B 2. W 2. R 1. GRow 2. G 6. W 2. O 2. W 1. B 1. W 1. B 1. BL 1. B 5. GRow 2. 4 – 5.

G 2. B 1. BL 1. B 4. W 1. O 6. W 4. GRow 2. G 3. W 1. B 7. W 1. B 1. BL 3. B 5. G ///////////// START DECREASE //////////////Row 2. G 4. B 1. BL 1. B 1. W 4. GRow 2. 7 – 3. G 1. 0W 1. B 1. BL 5.

B 3. GRow 2. 8 – 2. G 6. B 1. BL 1. B 2. W 1. B 6. W 3. GRow 2. G 5. W 2. B 1. W 1. B 1. BL 7. B 1. GRow 3.

G 7. B 1. BL 1. B 1. W 1. B 5. W 3. GRow 3. G 6. W 1. B 1. BL 7. B 1. GRow 3. 2 – 1. G 7. B 1. BL 1. B 5. W 3. GRow 3. 3 – 3.

G 4. W 1. B 1. BL 7. B 1. GRow 3. 4 – 1. G 7. B 1. BL 1. B 2. W 4. GRow 3. 5 – 5. G 1. B 1. BL 7. B 1.

GRow 3. 6 – 1. G 3. B 3. LG 1. R 1. BL 1. B 4. GRow 3. 7 – 3. G 1. B 1. G 1. B 4. LG 2. B 1. GRow 3.

G 2. B 3. LG 2. R 4. GRow 3. 9 – 4. G 1. LG 5. B 1. GRow 4. G 4. B 2. LG 3. GRow 4. G 1. LG 1. G 3. B 1. GRow 4. 2 – 1. G 2.

B 1. G 2. LG 2. GRow 4. G 1. LG 2. G 1. B 1. GRow 4. 4 – 3. G 2. LG 1. GRow 4. 5 – 1. G 1. LG 3. GRow 4. ALL GREYNeed help with your C2. C squares? Join my Repeat Crafter Me Crochet Facebook Group!

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