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I’m continuing my journey in creating more different C2C stitches, and today I’m sharing the crochet Corner to Corner Mesh Stitch.
The C2C Mesh stitch is fun and super easy, it is a bit similar to the C2C Moss stitch since it’s also using just chain and single crochet stitches.
In this tutorial we will make a washcloth using this stitch, you will find both a video tutorial and written instructions.
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Corner to Corner Mesh Stitch – A Different Corner to Corner Crochet Stitch
When the crochet Mesh stitch is worked from corner to corner, it creates a nice texture, subtle diagonal lines.
The Mesh crochet stitch is very simple, it uses only chains and a single crochet stitch. While the single crochet is separated by chains and is worked into each other.
The corner to corner Mesh stitch is very repetitive and easy, it’s perfect if you are looking for a mindless crochet project.
The 5 Different C2C Stitches eBook
Don’t like counting stitches?
Check out my 5 Different C2C Crochet Stitches eBook.
The eBook contains easy to follow, step-by-step photo tutorials of unique and different corner to corner stitches (The C2C Mesh stitch doesn’t include in this eBook).
Mesh Stitch vs Moss Stitch
These two stitches have a similar name, and are also very similar in their stitch pattern. Both stitches also when worked in C2C method create a wonderful texture that is great for blankets and dishcloths.
Both the Moss stitch and the Mesh stitch are using only single crochet and chains, while the single crochet stitches are separated by chains.
The difference is that in the Moss stitch the single crochet is worked into the chain spaces, and in the Mesh stitch the single crochet is worked into the single crochet stitches, which create subtle lines across the fabric.
What Stitches Are Used For C2C?
I love taking different crochet stitches and turning them into different C2C stitches, I love that the corner to corner method spears me the stress of making a long starting chain, and also creates a more uniform tension in the project.
I recently created the C2C Mini Bean stitch, and if you are looking for more texture, you should check out the Waves of Grain C2C Stitch.
I Want to learn more about the Corner to Corner method? Check out the Guide to How to Crochet Corner to Corner!
Inspiration For Your C2C Mesh Stitch Washcloth
If you want to get inspired when you look for the right yarn for your crochet washcloth, here are the beautiful C2C Mesh Washcloths made by my wonderful testers!
Crochet C2C Washcloth PDF Pattern
You can find the ad-free PDF pattern with the full photo-tutorial at one of my shops below:
Looking for More Crochet C2C Stitch Variations? Check out the other free stitch tutorials on the blog:
C2C Mesh Stitch Video Tutorial
Materials
– Crochet hook 5.0 mm / H (I love the Etimo Hooks).
– Worsted (#4) weight yarn – I used Knit Picks – Dishie).
Amount of yarn needed (for the finished size as mentioned below): 25gr/44m/48yds.
– 2 Stitch markers (optional)
Finished Size – 6.5×6.5” (16.5×16.5 cm)
Gauge (in pattern):
Working Rows 1-16 will result in a triangle with 4’’ (10cm) sides.
** Gauge is not crucial for this pattern.
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Abbreviations (US)
ch – chain
sc – single crochet
ss – slip stitch
sp – space
PM – place marker
Notes
- To make it easier to find the ch3 / ch2 spaces at the end of the row, place a stitch marker when you ch3/ch2 at the beginning of each row.
- The pattern can be worked as a square or as a rectangle the rectangle version is available in the premium PDF version).
- This pattern can be made in any size that you want, it’s a great stitch for blankets and washcloths!
- It is recommended to block your work when done to obtain the square shape.
Corner to Corner Mesh Stitch Washcloth Crochet Pattern
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C2C Increase
Ch3
Row 1: 1sc in 3rd chain from hook (the first ch), turn.
Row 2: ch3-PM, 1sc in 1st sc, ch1, 1sc in ch-2 sp, turn.
Row 3: ch3-PM, 1sc in 1st sc, ch1, skip next ch-1 sp, 1sc in next sc, ch1, 1sc in ch-3 sp, turn.
Row 4: ch3-PM, 1sc in 1st sc.
* ch1, skip next ch-1 sp, 1sc in next sc; repeat from * to ch-3 sp, ch1, 1sc in ch-3 sp, turn.
Repeat row 4 until the side of the triangle measures 6.5in (16.5cm), or until your desired length.
Want to learn how to crochet the Corner to Corner Mesh stitch as a rectangle? Get the premium, ad free, printable PDF version on Ravelry or Etsy!
C2C Decrease
When you reach the desired length, start decreasing:
** Place the stitch marker at the beginning of each ch2 so you can easily find it for the decreased stitch.
Row 5: ch2-PM, skip 1st sc & next ch-1 sp, 1sc in next sc.
* ch1, skip next ch-1 sp, 1sc in next sc; repeat from * to last ch-1 sp & sc (don’t work into it), skip last ch-1 sp & sc, ch1, 1sc in ch-3 sp, turn.
Row 6: ch2-PM, skip 1st sc & next ch-1 sp, 1sc in next sc.
* ch1, skip next ch-1 sp, 1sc in next sc; repeat from * to last ch-1 sp & sc (don’t work into it), skip last ch-1 sp & sc, ch1, 1sc in ch-2 sp, turn.
Continue working row 8 until you have only 2 sc sts in your row (total of 4 sts + ch2).
Row 7: ch1, skip 1st sc, skip next ch-1 sp & sc, 1sc in ch-2 sp.
Fasten off, soak and block if needed.
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I love the sweater you’re wearing.
Do you sell the pattern?
Thank you so much, Mary!
You can find the free pattern here:
https://madebygootie.com/crochet/easy-crochet-shrug-pattern/
Ig you prefer the PDF version, you will find the links to purchase also in this blog post.