Lotte's C2C cloth

C2C - Corner to Corner Technology
Crocheting from corner to corner

1. Start with 6 chain stitches
2. Make a double crochet in the fourth chain stitch from
   crochet hook, i.e. the first three chain stitches
   is skipped.
3. Continue with two more double crochets.
   The square (pattern) consists of 3 double crochets
   and three chain stitches.
4. Turn the work over: Next square: Start with 6
   chain stitch, then make a double crochet in the fourth
   stitch from the crochet hook and then two more
   double crochet stitches.
5. Make a chain stitch down the first square's
   chain stitch chain so that the two squares
   are linked together.
6. Lay the square down and staple to the first square's
   chain stitch chain with a chain stitch.
7. Crochet three chain stitches and three double crochets in
   chain stitch chain. Turn the work.
8. Now make six chain stitches, one double crochet in the fourth
   chain stitch and then two double crochets. Cast on
   square down with a chain stitch to
   chain stitch chain.
9. Make 6 chain stitches, insert in the fourth chain stitch
   from the crochet hook and make three double crochets again.
10. Lay the square down and connect to the previous one
    square chain with a chain stitch chain.
11. 11. Then make three chain stitches and three double crochets in the chain.
    Lay the square down and connect with a chain stitch to the outermost
    square's chain of chain stitches.
12. Make three chain stitches and three double crochets in
    chain stitch chain.
13. Make six chain stitches, double crochet in fourth
    chain stitch and then two double crochets.
    Lay the square down and connect to
    chain stitch chain with a chain stitch.
14. How to continue. The yarn changes colour
    along the way, it gives a nice play to it
    finished work.
15. I made 58 rows (counted at an angle) before I
    started ”taking in” (i.e. the triangle now becomes
    less for each row). Remember, you can make it
    as big as you want it to be.

Withdrawal

1. When turning, make 3 chain stitches (instead of
   for chain stitches) to the chain stitch chain of the square
   and a chain stitch in the chain of chain stitches at the end
   of the first square. This is to minimise
   the number of squares (= indentations).
2. Make three chain stitches and three double crochets in
   chain and finish the row.
3. Remember to count that there is a square smaller than
   below, you'll know you've done it right.
4. Turn the work and make 3 chain stitches again
   to the chain stitch chain of the square.
5. Make another chain stitch in the chain of chain stitches and
   then 3 chain stitches and 3 double crochets in this
   chain stitch chain. Continue the row to the end.
   Remember to count the number of squares must be one
   less (now that you need to reduce numbers).
6. Continue crocheting until you have reached the corner with
   Only one square. Staple all ends.