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Free Crochet Pattern + Graph: Racoon C2C Square - Wildlife Graphghan CAL Block 7

Welcome to week 7 of the Wildlife Graphghan CAL!

A racoon, a cute masked bandit is joining us! I love the expression on that adorable face! Don’t you?

Raccon C2C Square - Free Crochet Pattern

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Some of the yarns used for this square pattern were provided by Red Heart Yarns. Crochet Hook provided by Furls Crochet.

My little girls told me that this racoon is one of the cutest animals featured in the blanket.

I found all of them cute, all of them are my creations, so I can’t decide which one(s) I like better. You know - as if you would be asked to say which one of your kids you love the most. :) I just love them all!

The pattern for this Racoon C2C Square includes written row by row instructions for color counts follow with color pixel graph below.

For detailed instructions + Video Tutorial of the C2C method with the hdc, but also Tips + Video Tutorial for Crisp Color Changes, please check out the WILDLIFE GRAPGHAN CAL PAGE!

SUPPLIES used:

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

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

Raccon C2C Square - Free Crochet Pattern

NOTES:
1. You will use the C2C with the hdc, working the square on the diagonal starting from bottom right corner to top left.

2. The even rows will be worked on the right side of work.

3. The uneven rows will be on the wrong side of work.

4. On the graphic you will read the even rows from top to bottom ↙ and the uneven rows from bottom to top ↗!

5. The first row with color changes (Row 9) it's an uneven row, so you will be working on the wrong side of work! That means that you will have to place the yarn strands to the front of your work!

6. For the even rows (right side) you will place the yarns to the back of the work!

ABBREVIATIONS:
- RS: right side
- WS: wrong side

Color abbreviations: (See the color legend in the graph at the end of this post)

  • c = Carrot - this is the background color - if you like, you can replace it with any contrasting color of your choice
  • o= Oatmeal
  • bl= black
  • w= white (Soft white)
  • gh= grey heather

Raccon C2C Square - Free Crochet Pattern

Racoon C2C Square

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Written instructions

Row 1 [WS]: c

Row 2 [RS]: c2

Row 3 [WS]: c3

Row 4 [RS]: c4

Row 5 [WS]: c5

Row 6 [RS]: c6

Row 7 [WS]: c7

Row 8 [RS]: c8

Row 9 [WS]: c5, o3, c

Row 10 [RS]: c, o, (bl) x 2, o2, c4

Row 11 [WS]: c4, o, (bl) x 4, w, c

Row 12 [RS]: c, w2, (bl) x 4, w2, c3

Row 13 [WS]: c2, w4, (bl) x 4, w, o, c

Row 14 [RS]: c2, w2, (bl) x 4, w4, c2

Row 15 [WS]: c2, w, (bl) x 2, w2, (bl) x 4, w, o, c2

Row 16 [RS]: c3, w2, (bl) x 4, w, gh, (bl) x 2, w, c2

Row 17 [WS]: c3, w, (bl) x 2, w2, (bl) x 4, w, o, c3

Row 18 [RS]: c3, gh, o, w, bl, gh, (bl) x 2, w, gh, (bl) x 2, w, c3

Row 19 [WS]: c3, w2, (gh) x 3, o, bl, (gh) x 2, bl, w, gh, w3, c

Row 20 [RS]: c, w, o2, gh, o, w, bl, w, bl, o, (gh) x 2, w3, c4

Row 21 [WS]: c4, w4, (gh) x 2, o, (bl) x 2, w, o, gh, (bl) x 2, o, w, c

Row 22 [RS]: c, w, o, (bl) x 2, gh, o, w2, bl, o, (gh) x 2, o, w3, o, c4

Row 23 [WS]: c4, o, (bl) x 4, o, (gh) x 2, o, bl, w, o, (gh) x 2, (bl) x 2, o, c2

Row 24 [RS]: c2, w, o3, (gh) x 2, o, w, o, (gh) x 2, o, (bl) x 5, c5

Row 25 [WS]: c5, o, (bl) x 5, o, (gh) x 2, o2, (gh) x 3, o2, w, c3

Corner - Start decreasing!

Row 26 [RS]: c3, w3, (gh) x 6, o, bl, gh, (bl) x 4, o, c4

Row 27 [WS]: c4, (bl) x 4, gh, w, bl, o, (gh) x 6, c5

Row 28 [RS]: c5, (gh) x 5, o, (bl) x 2, gh, (bl) x 4, o, c3

Row 29 [WS]: c3, (bl) x 6, w2, (gh) x 5, c5

Row 30 [RS]: c5, (gh) x 4, o, w2, (bl) x 5, o, c2

Row 31 [WS]: c2, o, w6, o, (gh) x 4, c5

Row 32 [RS]: c5, (gh) x 4, o2, w5, c2

Row 33 [WS]: c2, w3, o3, (gh) x 4, c5

Row 34 [RS]: c5, (gh) x 6, o3, c2

Row 35 [WS]: c4, (gh) x 6, c5

Row 36 [RS]: c5, (gh) x 3, bl, w, c4

Row 37 [WS]: c4, o, bl, o, w, c5

Row 38 [RS]: c5, o, (bl) x 2, w, c3

Row 39 [WS]: c3, o, bl, o, w, c4

Row 40 [RS]: c4, o, bl, o, w, c2

Row 41 [WS]: c2, w, o2, w, c3

Row 42 [RS]: c3, w, o, w, c2

Row 43 [WS]: c2, w2, c3

Row 44 [RS]: c6

Row 45 [WS]: c5

Row 46 [RS]: c4

Row 47 [WS]: c3

Row 48 [RS]: c2

Row 49 [WS]: c

Racoon 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.

Raccon C2C Graph

I hope you enjoy this pattern!
I would love to see your racoon squares! Please share your pictures on social media using hashtag #WildlifeGraphghanCAL.

If you have missed any of the previous wildlife animal squares, check out the Wildlife Graphghan CAL Page!

For more free crochet patterns and tutorials, please visit my FREE Crochet Pattern Page!

Many thanks to Red Heart Yarns for sending me yarn samples that were used for this square pattern!

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Raccon C2C Square
Written Instructions, Pictures and Graph - Copyright © 2019 Kinga Erdem

This pattern is free for your own personal use. No mass production or factury manufacturing of any kind! You can sell the products of your work, a link back to my blog would be appreciated.
Do not use my photos for selling purposes or modify them in any way.
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Kinga

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6 comments:

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    1. Thank you very much Anna! :) I'm glad you like it!

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  2. Is there any way I can get the patterns for the previous 6 animal squares?

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    1. Hi Liz, you can find the links to all animal blocks on the CAL page, linked above in my blog post.

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  3. Hi! This is a really great pattern and it's really cute, I want to try to do it but I'm still new to patterns, are there any ways to know the abbreviation meanings? Thank you!

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    1. Hi, You can find all the abbreviations used right here on the pattern page.

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