Hello Craftees, this short and quick C2C Crochet Wall Pocket is one of those projects you can make when you are between projects. Now that you know how to make a C2C Crochet square, let’s turn those squares into something useful.
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These pockets were fun to make. I had been thinking of what to turn the C2C squares into, as I did not want them to got to waste. Yes, even though I made the squares as a swatch, they could still be used in another way.
Wonderfully, I realised later on that I could turn this crochet wall pocket into a bag, with just the addition of a button, and a string at the sides for a handle. So cool!
If you are new to the corner to corner crochet (C2C) technique, then you want to start here, because you need those squares for this crochet wall pocket.
This C2C wall pocket is not only useful for decorating, it is also useful for keeping items organised. Store books, keys, little knick-knacks inside. Hang it around your house, in front of your door.
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C2C CROCHET WALL POCKET
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Materials:
- Worsted weight, medium 4 yarn.
- 5mm hook
- Stitch marker
- Tapestry needle
Stitches/Abbreviation:
- DC- double crochet
- SC- single crochet
- CH- chain
Notes:
- The Pattern uses U.S terms
- You must already know the C2C technique. Start here
- You need 2 C2C squares for this pattern. Download the chart
- Ch 2 counts as the first stitch, unless otherwise stated
PATTERN
Make 1 C2C Square, continue with the instructions below.
Row 1: after making the last 4 sl sts across the last block, ch 1, 2 SC into the ch 3 space, ch 1, (2SC each into the next 2 blocks, ch 1) repeat 4 times, in the last block, 2SC, ch 1
Bottom edge
2SC in 1st block (same block you just did 2SC in on the other side), ch 1, (2SC each into the next 2 blocks, ch 1) repeat 4 times, 2SC in last block, ch 1
Opposite side
2SC each in 1st block and next block, ch 1, (2SC each into next 2 blocks, ch 1) repeat 3 times, 2SC eah into last 2 blocks, sl st into the ch 3. Ch 1, turn
Row 2: SC in the 1st st., SC into each st and ch 1 across the row, and at the corners. End with SC in last st. snip yarn, weave in tails.
Make a second C2C Square, continue with the instructions below.
Row 1: after making the last 4 sl sts across the last block, ch 1, 2 SC into the ch 3 space, ch 1, (2SC each into the next 2 blocks, ch 1) repeat 4 times, in the last block, 2SC, ch 1
Bottom edge
2SC in 1st block (same block you just did 2SC in on the other side), ch 1, (2SC each into the next 2 blocks, ch 1) repeat 4 times, 2SC in last block, ch 1
Opposite side
2SC each in 1st block and next block, ch 1, (2SC each into next 2 blocks, ch 1) repeat 3 times, 2SC each into last 2 blocks, sl st into the ch 3. Ch 1
Row 2: SC in the 1st st., SC into each st and ch 1 across the row, and at the corners. End with SC in last st.
Upper Part, continuing from last row 2 above
Row 1: Ch 1 (mark this ch 1), SC in the next st row (same st where you just made the last st), ch 1, 2SC each in 1st block and next, ch 1, (2SC each into next 2 blocks, ch 1) repeat 4 times. SC in last st row. Ch 2 (counts as 1st st on next row), turn
Row 2: DC into next st and each st across till last st. DC2tog in last st and Ch 1 (that ch 1 you marked in previous row). Ch 1, turn
Row 3: DC2tog in 1st 2 sts, DC into each st. across till last st and ch 2, DC2tog in last 2 sts. ch 1, turn
Row 4: DC2tog in 1st 2 sts, DC into each st. across till last 2 sts, DC2tog in last 2 sts. ch 1, turn
Rows 5-12: repeat row 4. At the end of the last row, ch 1, turn
Row 13: DC2tog, chain 3, skip 3 sts, DC2tog. Ch 1, turn
Round 14: SC in 1st st, 3SC in ch3 space, SC in the next st
Now working around to join the 1st C2C square, continue to work at the sides
2SC into each DC st row till last SC row, SC in the row, join the 1st C2C square, match the square and work SC through each of the stitches to join them. Do this around till you come to the other side of the flap.
SC into the SC st row on the flap, 2SC into each of the DC st rows, join to the 1st st. snip yarn, weave in tails.
Option 2 if you want to add fringes to your wall pocket
After joining the first side of the squares, right at the bottom corner, Ch 1, (SC in 4 sts, ch 1) repeat 6 times. You will have 7 ch 1 spaces. Ensure to mark these ch 1s for easy identification when adding the fringes.
EMBELLISH (you may find the video tutorial useful here)
Depending on the number of strands per fringe, let’s say 3 strips, Cut 27 strands of 10 inches of yarn each.
Take 3 strands, pass it through the ch 1 with a hook, secure strands.
Hang your crochet wall pocket in a nice, accessible place for your decor and organising needs.
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