Woodland Animal C2C Blocks – Free Crochet Patterns (JAYG Included)
Woodland Animal C2C Blocks – Free Crochet Patterns
This Woodland Animal C2C Blocks collection features forest and woodland animals designed in corner to corner crochet style. These free crochet patterns are perfect for creating themed blankets, graphghans, and nature-inspired crochet projects. Each C2C animal block includes written instructions and a crochet graph.
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Learn how to crochet C2C animal blocks using the hdc box stitch, master clean color changes, and explore sizing and layout options on the Wildlife Graphghan CAL page, which includes a full video tutorial.
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Classic Woodland Animal C2C Blocks
These classic woodland animal C2C blocks feature well-known forest animals and are perfect for traditional woodland-themed blankets and graphghan projects.
Forest Friends & Small Woodland Animals
This collection includes smaller woodland animals and forest friends that add charm, variety, and detail to woodland animal crochet blankets.
North American Wildlife
This section features iconic wildlife native to North America and temperate regions, commonly found in forests, plains, mountains, and near lakes and rivers. These C2C animal blocks work beautifully for woodland, rustic, and nature-inspired crochet projects.
JAYG Forest Animal Blocks (Join-As-You-Go Blanket CAL)
These Join-As-You-Go (JAYG) C2C woodland animal blocks are designed to be worked in a fixed, numbered order for the JAYG C2C Forest Animal Blanket CAL. The finished blanket is made of 9 animal blocks and includes a customizable name panel. Please follow the block order exactly as listed.
If you’re not ready to learn the Join-As-You-Go (JAYG) method yet, you can crochet these animal blocks in the traditional way, by working each C2C square individually and joining them together at the end. In this case, simply follow the written row-by-row color counts and the crochet graph, and skip the Join-As-You-Go instructions. No specific block order is required. You can freely mix and match these blocks with the classic woodland C2C animal blocks featured above to create your own custom blanket layout.
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When using the same background color for all JAYG C2C animal blocks, the finished blanket has a clean, cohesive look and appears as if it were made in one continuous piece. For a different effect, you can also choose different background colors for each block to create a playful, checkered design.
See the general CAL information and the supplies needed on the JAYG C2C Forest Animal Blanket CAL page.
The JAYG C2C animal blocks come with free written instructions and downloadable crochet graphs, along with step-by-step photos and video tutorials that clearly show how to join the blocks as you go.
Panel 1 – Blocks 1–3
Panel 2 – Blocks 4–6
Panel 3 – Blocks 7–9
Browse all Wildlife C2C Animal Blocks:
Wildlife C2C Animal Blocks – Free Crochet Patterns →
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- Jungle Animals
- Safari & Savanna Animals
- Polar Animals
- Asian Forest Animal C2C Blocks
- Australian Wildlife
Copyright & Usage Policy
All C2C animal block designs and crochet graphs on this page are original pixel art works
created by Kinga Erdem of My Hobby Is Crochet. Each design is independently created
from scratch through direct observation of real wildlife animals and intentionally
designed as corner to corner crochet graphs.
Strictly prohibited: copying, sharing, recreating, redrawing, digitizing, teaching, selling, or distributing these designs in any form.
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Can I do the animal blocks in half double or double crochet? Try as i might, I cannot double corner 2 corner stitch. I love these blocks. Been looking at them since you first published them. Thank you@
ReplyDeleteYes, absolutely — you can use either half double crochet (hdc) or double crochet (dc) for the animal blocks. 😊
DeleteI’ve tried both myself, and when using dc, the blocks turn out a bigger and slightly loopier. I personally prefer hdc because it gives a tighter, more defined look, but both options work beautifully.
I’m so happy to hear you’ve loved these blocks since I first published them — thank you so much for your kind words and for being here! 🧶💕