Diagonal crochet patterns provide some variety to your yarn-time. Worked at an angle, they have a different look and also give more shape options. The C2C box stitch is currently the most popular diagonal crochet method, but it is not alone. Here are some free patterns that use several different techniques in order to make diagonal crochet.
Here are the names and links to seven free diagonal crochet patterns.
1) Slip Slope Scarf by Designing Vashti
“This warm crochet scarf features short rowing with my all-time favorite type of ribbing: slip stitches worked into the back loop.”
2) Spun Sugar Blanket by Kim Guzman
“Take advantage of the trendy diagonal look but use fantastic join-as-you-go squares instead of the typical look.”
3) C2C Poncho by Eye Love Knots
“I left my sides open, but you can add buttons along the inside sides, and use the space in between the boxes as button holes, or you can leave armholes, and stitch the rest closed for an oversized top.”
4) Diagonal Swirl Cowl by Underground Crafter
“The Diagonal Swirl Cowl pairs a textured, traveling crochet stitch pattern with a unique, hand dyed yarn to create a beautiful neckwarmer.”
5) Spring into Summer Blanket by Felted Button
“I worked up this awesome lightweight blanket with a nifty corner-to-corner stitch (sometimes called Crazy Stitch) and I thought it would be nice to share it for FREE with you!!”
6) Quicksilver Shawlette by Moogly
“You know when you’ve made something you just love, can’t stop touching, and can’t wait to wear? For me, that’s the Quicksilver Shawlette!”
7) Skylark Scarf by Jessie At Home
“Skylark is made at an angle, a little off kilter, and a little wider than most scarves, making it a cross between a scarf and a wrap.”
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