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Woolly Sheep C2C Square - Free Crochet Pattern + Graph

The Woolly Sheep is the second C2C Square pattern in my Animal C2C Series.
The Woolly Sheep and the Sassy Bunny C2C Square are great for Easter themed projects, but not only. The kids will surely love them!

Woolly Sheep C2C Square


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The yarn was provided by Red Heart Yarns.
Crochet Hook provided by Furls Crochet.

All the squares in this C2C Series can be used individually to make adorable pillow cases (See my pattern for the Removable C2C Pillow Case here!) or they can be mixed and matched to make baby blankets or even afghans.

Woolly Sheep C2C Square


"Woolly Sheep" C2C Square

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The same as the Sassy Bunny C2C, the “Woolly Sheep” C2C Square Pattern is worked using the diagonal box stitch (C2C) in hdc (half double crochet), that makes for a smaller C2C with less holes then the C2C worked with the double crochet.

GAUGE: 6 C2C tiles = 10 x 10 cm (4 inches x 4 inches)

SIZE: the square is 25 tiles x 25 tiles and measures 16 inches X 16 inches (40 cm x 40 cm)

SUPPLIES:
To make this square, I have combined Red Heart Super Saver with Red Heart Soft yarn for the sheep’s white wool, but you can use Super Saver yarn for the whole square.
- Red Heart Super Saver ( yarn weight: Medium 4) in 5 colors: Teal ( I have used Red Heart Ombre Deep Teal) (main color approx. 130 g). Small amount approx. 5g-25 g) of Black, White, Aran (beige) and Chocolate (brown)
- 5.5 mm crochet hook (shown here my Furls Wooden Hook, Cocobolo)
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors

NOTES:

  • You will work the C2C square on the diagonal starting from bottom right corner to top left.
  • The uneven rows will be on right side of work, while the even rows on the wrong side of work.
  • The pattern includes a Graph for the Woolly Sheep C2C and row by row written instructions for color counts.
  • For the basic instructions of the C2C in half double crochet and tips for changing colors and placing the yarn strands, please refer to my Sassy Bunny C2C Square.
  • You can also watch below the Video Tutorial from Maria’s Blue Crayon to learn how to work the C2C with the hdc.


Learn How to Crochet Half Double Crochet Corner to Corner:

Woolly Sheep C2C RS: right side
WS: wrong side
t= teal (this is the background color - you can replace it with any contrasting color of your choice)
w= white
bl= black
be= beige
br= brown

Written Instructions for Color Count:

Row 1 [RS]: t

Row 2 [WS]: t2

Row 3 [RS]: t3

Row 4 [WS]: t4

Row 5 [RS]: t5

Row 6 [WS]: t6

Row 7 [RS]: t7

Row 8 [WS]: t8

Row 9 [RS]: t9

Row 10 [WS]: t10

Row 11 [RS]: t11

Row 12 [WS]: t12

Row 13 [RS]: t4, w4, t5

Row 14 [WS]: t3, (be) x 4, w3, t2, br, t

Row 15 [RS]: t, (br) x 2, t, w2, (be) x 6, t3

Row 16 [WS]: t3, be, (br) x 2, (be) x 4, w2, br, be, br, t

Row 17 [RS]: t2, br, be, w2, (be) x 6, br, be, t3

Row 18 [WS]: t3, be, (br) x 2, (be) x 6, w, br, be, br, t2

Row 19 [RS]: t3, br, be, w, (be) x 5, (br) x 2, (be) x 2, t4

Row 20 [WS]: t4, be, br, (be) x 5, (bl) x 2, be, (br) x 3, t3

Row 21 [RS]: t4, (br) x 2, w, be, bl, (be) x 4, br, (be) x 2, t5

Row 22 [WS]: t5, (be) x 10, (br) x 2, t5

Row 23 [RS]: t5, w, br, w, (be) x 9, w, t5

Row 24 [WS]: t6, (be) x 7, w5, t6

Row 25 [RS]: t6, w6, (be) x 6, w, t6

Corner

Row 26 [WS]: t6, w, (be) x 5, w6, t6

Row 27 [RS]: t5, w7, (be) x 5, w, t5

Row 28 [WS]: t5, w, (be) x 2, bl, be, w7, t5

Row 29 [RS]: t5, w6, be, bl, (be) x 2, w2, t4

Row 30 [WS]: t4, w2, be, bl, be, w6, t5

Row 31 [RS]: t5, w5, (be) x 3, w2, t4

Row 32 [WS]: t4, w2, (be) x 2, w5, t5

Row 33 [RS]: t5, w8, t4

Row 34 [WS]: t3, (br) x 4, w4, t5

Row 35 [RS]: t5, w3, (br) x 2, (be) x 2, br, t2

Row 36 [WS]: t, br, (be) x 2, (br) x 2, w3, t5

Row 37 [RS]: t5, w3, (br) x 4, t

Row 38 [WS]: t, (br) x 3, t8

Row 39 [RS]: t11

Row 40 [WS]: t10

Row 41 [RS]: t9

Row 42 [WS]: t8

Row 43 [RS]: t7

Row 44 [WS]: t6

Row 45 [RS]: t5

Row 46 [WS]: t4

Row 47 [RS]: t3

Row 48 [WS]: t2

Row 49 [RS]: t

Woolly Sheep C2C Graph

This Graph is my own creation, my own pixel art made from scratch in Stitch Fiddle. Please respect my copyright and do not repost or distribute this graph anywhere else! You can save the graph image for your own personal use to a file on your PC, by right mouse click, option "Save Image". Once saved to your pc, you can print it out.


Woolly Sheep C2C Graph

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I hope you enjoy this pattern! Stay tuned for more Animal C2C Square patterns! Some wild life is coming soon! :)

Want more patterns with sheeps or lambs ? Check out the Darling Sheep Purse and the Little Lamb Baby Bib!

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Woolly Sheep C2C Square - Written Instructions, Graph and Pictures - Copyright © 2019 Kinga Erdem
This pattern is free for your personal use, you can sell the products of your work, a link back to my blog would be appreciated.
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Thank you.
Kinga

6 comments:

  1. I love sheep and lams! Thank you so much for your time and effort in designing this wonderful chart. I all ready have ideas for turning it into a baby blanket!

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    1. Hi Brenda! I'm so glad you like it! I would love to see what you will make with it! :)

      Regards,
      Kinga

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  2. Manter deste curso, por favor , ótimo trabalho!

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  3. Keep on working, great job!

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  4. Oh, I love this square. I'm so hoping you will come out with more farm/domestic animal ones. My soon to be daughter in law is studying to be a veterinarian and she especially loves farm animals. This could make a great graduation gift!

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  5. Absolutely beautiful work. Would a farm animal blanket be considered in the near future. Sheep, cow, horse, duck, chicken, rooster, pig; perhaps a barn, silo. Thank you for all your hard work and sharing.

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