Crochet Graph Patterns — Single Crochet and C2C Charts
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Original SC and C2C color graphs
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Arrow bookmark
Flat single crochet · 9 × 15 · 2 Used colors
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Window square
Flat single crochet · 12 × 12 · 3 Used colors
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Sunrise band
Flat single crochet · 14 × 10 · 3 Used colors
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Vine stripe
Flat single crochet · 10 × 16 · 3 Used colors
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Corner star
C2C 6:3 dc tiles · 8 × 8 · 2 Used colors
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Mountain band
C2C 6:3 dc tiles · 10 × 6 · 3 Used colors
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Tulip panel
C2C 6:3 dc tiles · 6 × 10 · 3 Used colors
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Kite sky
C2C 6:3 dc tiles · 9 × 7 · 3 Used colors
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Arrow bookmark · 9 × 15
Symbolic chart, not a full-size fabric template. Y1 etc. identify original chart colors, not manufacturer yarn codes.
- Chart units
- 135
- Actual single crochets
- 135
- Starting chains for this row
- 10
- Estimated size (cm)
- —
Color quantities
- Y1 · #1D3944 · 35 · Actual single crochets: 35
- Y2 · #F1DDB8 · 100 · Actual single crochets: 100
Pattern source and rights: PixelMaster · CC0-1.0 · original-yarn-colors-v1 · v1 · crochet-sc-arrow-bookmark
Working order and instructions · 0/15
Y2×2 · Y1×1 · Y2×1 · Y1×1 · Y2×1 · Y1×1 · Y2×2
Work sc from chain 2 through the foundation.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 10 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×3 · Y1×3 · Y2×3
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×4 · Y1×1 · Y2×4
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×4 · Y1×1 · Y2×4
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y1×1 · Y2×3 · Y1×1 · Y2×3 · Y1×1
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×1 · Y1×1 · Y2×2 · Y1×1 · Y2×2 · Y1×1 · Y2×1
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×2 · Y1×1 · Y2×1 · Y1×1 · Y2×1 · Y1×1 · Y2×2
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×3 · Y1×3 · Y2×3
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×4 · Y1×1 · Y2×4
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×4 · Y1×1 · Y2×4
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y1×1 · Y2×3 · Y1×1 · Y2×3 · Y1×1
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×1 · Y1×1 · Y2×2 · Y1×1 · Y2×2 · Y1×1 · Y2×1
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×2 · Y1×1 · Y2×1 · Y1×1 · Y2×1 · Y1×1 · Y2×2
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×3 · Y1×3 · Y2×3
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Finish the listed units, then turn.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Y2×4 · Y1×1 · Y2×4
Ch 1, turn; work into the first sc, not the turning chain.
Complete the final row and secure the ends.
Starting chains for this row: 1 · Actual single crochets: 9
Working order and instructions
- US terms. A single-crochet cell is one sc; a C2C cell is one three-dc tile plus its chain space. Every background cell is worked, not transparent or skipped.
- SC begins with width + 1 chains, then sc from the second chain. Later rows use ch 1 and turn; this chain is not a stitch. Work the first and last sc, without adding a second turning chain at row end.
- C2C uses the 6:3 dc method. A first or increasing tile starts ch 6, dc in chain 4 from the hook and the next two chains. Each further tile joins the previous ch-3 space, ch 3 and 3 dc in that space.
- Rectangle edges are separate: a decreasing start slips across the three dc and into the ch-3 space before ch 3 and 3 dc. A closing end joins the next space without making another tile. Follow each row’s setup and ending, not just its tile count.
- Change color on the last pull-through of the preceding stitch or tile. Manage bobbins and joins yourself. Counts describe colored stitches or tile bodies, not yarn length, bobbin needs, carrying strands or exact edge colors.
- Measure SC stitches/rows and C2C blocks separately per 10 cm. Blank gauge means unknown size. No hook substitution, yarn quantity, shrinkage or physical sample is certified.
- Repeats copy the whole original rectangle; seams and borders are not automatically redesigned. Original reference RGB colors are not manufacturer yarn codes or calibrated physical colors.
- The starting corner changes reading order, not the artwork. Exports retain identity, technique, revision, palette edition, gauge, repeats and credit. Row marks are temporary, not saved Studio progress.