The Daffodil C2C Pillow crochet pattern is perfect for any flower lover! It uses the Corner to Corner technique to create a beautiful colorwork crochet pillow.

Daffodils are one of my favorite flowers!

They bloom in March, and are one of my first signals that spring is coming. When I see those yellow blooms popping up all over the neighborhood, my heart get so excited for warmer weather and pretty blossoms. I also think that they are one of the most beautiful, yet funny-looking flowers, they remind me of a giraffe. Such elegance, beauty, and quirkiness. Haha!

What is your favorite flower?

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Corner-to-Corner or C2C:

You’ll be using hdc C2C crochet techniques to create the square. You’ll need to know how to do the hdc C2C crochet stitch, made from half double crochets, chains, and slip stitches. Click here for my blog post on this technique, which includes a video tutorial a well. The traditional C2C stitch consists of a ch 2 + 3 dc to form one C2C pixel, and each increase is ch 6 + 3 dc. To make my blanket a more manageable size, I used ch 2 and 3 hdc for each pixel, where each increase was ch 5 + 3 hdc.

This design also includes color changes. You can do these by either carrying the colors, or by creating yarn bobbins that you join to the square as you need a different yarn color. If you don’t know how do to color changes, watch this clip of my video about working up the Nordic Star square.

The Pattern:

This is a premium crochet pattern and can be purchased on Etsy or Ravelry.

 

Plants with Yarn Blog Hop

This pattern was a featured design in the Plants with Yarn Blog Hop that I hosted in June 2022.