Cheetah C2C Square Free Crochet Pattern + Graph | Wildlife Graphghan CAL Block 29

Welcome our next beautiful animal featured in the Wildlife Graphghan Crochet along!
It's the Cheetah C2C Square! I really love how this turned out!

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This lovely Cheetah C2C block is critter no. 29 of the Wildlife Graphghan CAL and it is a free crochet pattern right here on My Hobby is Crochet blog!

This free crochet pattern includes written row by row instructions for color counts follow with color pixel graph below.

The Cheetah block is a bit more challenging to crochet, because of the many color changes, but I think it is worth it!
I would not recommend it though to a beginner in c2c. You should have some experience with crisp color changes.

Check out the video tutorial featured on the Wildlife Graphghan CAL page.
There you will all the info and the links to all my animal blocks.

When working the square, it will happen to not have continuous lines/curves in same color. You will just need to trick a bit when sewing in the ends and sew over to fill the spaces where the lines/ curves are not as wanted.

Here's an idea I got while creating the cheetah design! If you leave the dots out, the cheetah could be turned into a puma! I think it would work just fine! And it would be easier to make regarding color changes! Maybe change the eye color into a light yellowish green.

But now, let's get into the cheetah c2c square!

Cheetah C2C Square

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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. 15 inches X 15 inches (38 cm x 38 cm)

YARN AND COLOR CHOICES:

The yarn used for this project is Red Heart Super Saver yarn!

Because the needed colorway Warm Brown is discontinued , I have deconstructed Red Heart Super Saver Latte Stripes that has several shades that can be used for this project. Instead Warm Brown I have used the deconstructed RH Super Saver Latte Stripe, colorway Sandstone.

See the colorways I got in the picture below!

See the supply list below!

SUPPLIES:

• yarn: Red Heart Super Saver ( yarn weight: Medium 4) in following colors:
1. Light Blue for the background approx. 184.82 yds (169 m)
2. Black approx.10.38 yds (9.5 m)
3. Coffee approx. 22.96 yds (21 m)
4. Charcoal approx. 9.84 yds (9 m)
5. Cafe Latte approx.7.65 yds (7 m)
6. Warm Brown / deconstructed RH Super Saver Latte Stripe, colorway Sandstone approx. 60.69 yds (55.5 m)
7. Buff approx. 28.43 yds (26 m)
8. Gold approx. 1.093 yds (1 m)
9. Aran approx. 15.85 yds (14.5 m)

Note: You could totaly replace the Red Heart Super Saver Buff colorway with the Latte colorway obtain from the deconstructed yarn.

You could also replace the Cafe Latte with the Chestnut colorway for the darker parts on cheeta's head.



• 5.5 mm crochet hook (My hook is a Furls Wooden Hook)
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors

ABBREVIATIONS:

- RS: right side
- WS: wrong side

Color abbreviations:

(See the color legend in the graph below the written row by row color counts!

• lb = Light Blue- this is the background color - if you like, you can replace it with any contrasting color of your choice
• bl = Black
• ch = Charcoal
• c = Coffee
• cl = Cafe Latte / or deconstructed RH Super Saver Latte Stripe, colorway Chestnut
• wb = Warm Brown / deconstructed RH Super Saver Latte Stripe, colorway Sandstone
• bf =Buff / deconstructed RH Super Saver Latte Stripe, colorway Latte
• g = Gold
• a = Aran

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. For the uneven rows (left side) you will place the yarns to the front of the work!
The first row with color changes (Row 13) 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!

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WRITTEN ROW BY ROW COLOR COUNTS

→ Row 1 [WS]: lb

← Row 2 [RS]: (lb) x 2

→ Row 3 [WS]: (lb) x 3

← Row 4 [RS]: (lb) x 4

→ Row 5 [WS]: (lb) x 5

← Row 6 [RS]: (lb) x 6

→ Row 7 [WS]: (lb) x 7

← Row 8 [RS]: (lb) x 8

→ Row 9 [WS]: (lb) x 9

← Row 10 [RS]: (lb) x 10

→ Row 11 [WS]: (lb) x 11

← Row 12 [RS]: (lb) x 12

→ Row 13 [WS]: (lb) x 4, c2, (lb) x 7

← Row 14 [RS]: (lb) x 7, c, bf, a2, (lb) x 3

→ Row 15 [WS]: (lb) x 3, a, ch, a, bf, c, (bf) x 2, c, a, (lb) x 3

← Row 16 [RS]: (lb) x 3, (bf) x 3, (wb) x 2, bf, a2, bl, a, (lb) x 3

→ Row 17 [WS]: (lb) x 3, a, bl, a2, bf, c, wb, c, (wb) x 2, c, (lb) x 3

← Row 18 [RS]: (lb) x 3, a, wb, c, (wb) x 2, (bf) x 2, a2, ch, bl, a, (lb) x 3

→ Row 19 [WS]: (lb) x 4, ch, a, (ch) x 3, c, (bf) x 2, wb, c, wb, (lb) x 4

← Row 20 [RS]: (lb) x 2, (bf) x 2, c, wb, a2, bf, c, wb, (bl) x 2, a3, (lb) x 4

→ Row 21 [WS]: (lb) x 4, c, a2, ch, bl, (wb) x 2, c, (bl) x 2, c, (wb) x 3, bf, (lb) x 2

← Row 22 [RS]: (lb) x 2, bf, wb, ch, (wb) x 2, bl, g, bl, (wb) x 3, bl, a2, bf, (lb) x 5

→ Row 23 [WS]: (lb) x 5, c, (bf) x 2, ch, (wb) x 4, (bl) x 2, bf, wb, c, ch, wb, bf, (lb) x 2

← Row 24 [RS]: (lb) x 3, wb, (ch) x 2, bf, wb, (bf) x 2, (wb) x 5, (bf) x 2, c, (lb) x 6

→ Row 25 [WS]: (lb) x 7, c3, (wb) x 8, c, ch, wb, bf, (lb) x 3

Corner; Start decreasing

← Row 26 [RS]: (lb) x 3, (wb) x 3, bf, c, wb, cl, wb, cl, (wb) x 2, c, bf, wb, (lb) x 7

→ Row 27 [WS]: (lb) x 6, bf, wb, bf, c, (wb) x 2, cl, wb, c, (wb) x 4, cl, (lb) x 3

← Row 28 [RS]: (lb) x 3, (cl) x 3, (wb) x 3, cl, (wb) x 2, bl, bf, (wb) x 2, (lb) x 6

→ Row 29 [WS]: (lb) x 5, bf, c, bf, (bl) x 2, (wb) x 2, cl, wb, c, wb, (lb) x 5

← Row 30 [RS]: (lb) x 5, bf, wb, c, wb, cl, bf, g, a, wb, bf, (lb) x 5

→ Row 31 [WS]: (lb) x 4, c, (wb) x 2, (bl) x 2, wb, c, (wb) x 3, (lb) x 5

← Row 32 [RS]: (lb) x 5, c, (wb) x 3, bf, bl, a, c, bf, (lb) x 4

→ Row 33 [WS]: (lb) x 3, a, wb, c2, bf, (wb) x 2, c, wb, (lb) x 5

← Row 34 [RS]: (lb) x 5, bf, wb, c, (wb) x 4, bf, (lb) x 3

→ Row 35 [WS]: (lb) x 3, c, (wb) x 6, (lb) x 5

← Row 36 [RS]: (lb) x 5, cl, (bf) x 2, wb, c, a, (lb) x 3

→ Row 37 [WS]: (lb) x 4, wb, (cl) x 2, wb, (lb) x 5

← Row 38 [RS]: (lb) x 4, cl, wb, (ch) x 2, bf, (lb) x 3

→ Row 39 [WS]: (lb) x 3, wb, (ch) x 2, wb, (lb) x 4

← Row 40 [RS]: (lb) x 3, cl, wb, ch, wb, bf, (lb) x 2

→ Row 41 [WS]: (lb) x 2, bf, (wb) x 2, cl, (lb) x 3

← Row 42 [RS]: (lb) x 3, (wb) x 2, bf, (lb) x 2

→ Row 43 [WS]: (lb) x 2, (bf) x 2, (lb) x 3

← Row 44 [RS]: (lb) x 6

→ Row 45 [WS]: (lb) x 5

← Row 46 [RS]: (lb) x 4

→ Row 47 [WS]: (lb) x 3

← Row 48 [RS]: (lb) x 2

→ Row 49 [WS]: lb

CHEETAH C2C GRAPH

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Cheetah C2C Square
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Copyright © November 2020 Kinga Erdem
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