I made a brand new baby blanket and this time we going with the drama of a cute Llama!! This new C2C graph baby blanket with 3D design will make so many turn heads. Keep babies warm during the winter with this crochet Llama baby blanket.
What is Corner to Corner (C2C)
Crochet C2C (Corner to Corner) is a basic technique similar to granny squares that allows you to create a textured and tiled fabric by working diagonally from one corner to another, usually from the bottom right to the top left corner. It involves working clusters of chain 2 or 3 and 3 double crochet stitches into a grid-like pattern. With each row, you increase one cluster square.
Once you get the hang of this super easy technique the possibilities are endless on things you can make with the crochet C2C (corner-to-corner) technique. You can create things such as blankets, scarves, shawls, bags, and even home decor items like pillows, rugs, and wall hangings. This technique is so versatile that can be used with different types of yarn and colours to create unique and personalized crochet projects.
Watch my YouTube tutorial on how to crochet C2C

Why make this crochet baby blanket?
This C2C baby blanket with a Llama on it can make a great baby gift or nursery décor as it is both practical and cute, and with all the extra details on it like the ears, tassels and twisted fringe it makes a great blanket for sensory play and tummy time. The C2C (corner-to-corner) technique creates a soft and cozy blanket that is perfect for keeping a baby warm and comfortable. The Llama design adds a playful and adorable touch to the blanket, making it a fun and unique addition to any nursery with a farm life theme. This blanket colour can also easily be adjusted to fit in any baby room.
If you have made this Llama drama baby blanket pattern, please tag or share it on Facebook or Instagram, I would love to see the colour combinations you all come up with.
►What will you find in the printable pattern◄
• Full page detailed with photos on how to crochet C2C and change colours
• Detailed image example of how to read the image graph I supply
• Colour-coded written tutorial to make it easier to read and know when and how many squares before you have to change colour
• PDF file for the graph to print out how big you need it to be without getting blurry
• Language – English
•US standard crochet terminology
•C2C graph and written/abbreviated instructions for a single piece
•Materials & supplies used are also listed inside PDF

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Finished blanket size:
80cm x80cm ( 31.49 31.49 inches)
Yarn Needed to create this crochet blanket:
- Colour G: 280g /650m/711yrds
- Colour W: 115g/267m/125.76yards
- Colour B: 30g/70m/77yards
- Colour D: 10g/24m/26yards
- Colour F: 50g/117m/127.99yards
- Colour P: 30g/70m/77yards
- Colour Y: 30g/70m/77yards
Crochet hook: 5.5mm
Gauge:
(4 inches x 4 inches) 10cmX10 cm= 6 Sq by 6 Sq
Stitch abbreviations:
- DC: Double crochet
- SL: Slip stitch
- Square: Sq
- CH: Chain
- WS: Wrong side
- RS: Right side
PATTERN EXPLANATION:
- This is a Corner 2 Corner (C2C) crochet pattern.
- The blanket is worked diagonally from the bottom right corner to the upper left corner. The blanket will have the sheep in the right corner.
- Each block on the graph is 1 square. 1 square consists of Ch 2 and 3 Dc.
- When you reach the first corner (row 40) you will no longer be increasing on that side of your panel. Work a decreased square instead.
- Once you are familiar with C2C I recommend just following the graph to see where your color changes are.
- Each time you change color and tie off, be sure to tie the 2 ends into a knot.
- I would recommend splitting your yarn skein into smaller balls of yarn so that you don’t have to drag the yarn along when you change colors.

You can show to follow the graph images or the written instruction as I supply both in the blog post.
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Written Graph section:
- Colour (G): Gold
- Colour (W): White
- Colour (B): Brown
- Colour (D): Darkbrown
- Colour (F): Fuchsia pink
- Colour (P): Pink
- Colour (Y): Yellow
← Row 1 [RS]: (G) x 1 (1sq)
→ Row 2 [WS]: (G) x 2 (2sq)
← Row 3 [RS]: (G) x 3 (3sq)
→ Row 4 [WS]: (G) x 4 (4sq)
← Row 5 [RS]: (G) x 5 (5sq)
→ Row 6 [WS]: (G) x 6 (6sq)
← Row 7 [RS]: (G) x 7 (7sq)
→ Row 8 [WS]: (G) x 8 (8sq)
← Row 9 [RS]: (G) x 9 (9sq)
→ Row 10 [WS]: (G) x 10 (10sq)
← Row 11 [RS]: (G) x 11 (11sq)
→ Row 12 [WS]: (G) x 12 (12sq)
← Row 13 [RS]: (G) x 13 (13sq)
→ Row 14 [WS]: (G) x 14 (14sq)
← Row 15 [RS]: (G) x 15 (15sq)
→ Row 16 [WS]: (G) x 16 (16sq)
← Row 17 [RS]: (G) x 17 (17sq)
→ Row 18 [WS]: (G) x 18 (18sq)
← Row 19 [RS]: (G) x 19 (19sq)
→ Row 20 [WS]: (G) x 20 (20sq)
← Row 21 [RS]: (G) x 21 (21sq)

→ Row 22 [WS]: (G) x 1, (D) x 1, (G) x 20 (22sq)
← Row 23 [RS]: (G) x 20, (B) x 1, (D) x 1, (G) x 1 (23sq)
→ Row 24 [WS]: (G) x 2, (B) x 2, (G) x 20 (24sq)
← Row 25 [RS]: (G) x 20, (B) x 2, (G) x 3 (25sq)
→ Row 26 [WS]: (G) x 4, (B) x 2, (W) x 1, (G) x 19 (26sq)
← Row 27 [RS]: (G) x 19, (W) x 2, (B) x 1, (G) x 5 (27sq)
→ Row 28 [WS]: (G) x 5, (W) x 4, (G) x 19 (28sq)
← Row 29 [RS]: (G) x 19, (W) x 5, (G) x 5 (29sq)
→ Row 30 [WS]: (G) x 5, (W) x 6, (G) x 19 (30sq)
← Row 31 [RS]: (G) x 18, (W) x 8, (G) x 5 (31sq)
→ Row 32 [WS]: (G) x 5, (W) x 4, (Y) x 2, (W) x 3, (G) x 18 (32sq)
← Row 33 [RS]: (G) x 19, (W) x 2, (P) x 2, (Y) x 1, (W) x 4, (G) x 5 (33sq)
→ Row 34 [WS]: (G) x 5, (W) x 4, (Y) x 1, (P) x 3, (W) x 1, (G) x 20 (34sq)
← Row 35 [RS]: (G) x 21, (F) x 3, (P) x 1, (Y) x 1, (W) x 4, (G) x 3, (D) x 1, (G) x 1 (35sq)

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→ Row 36 [WS]: (G) x 1, (D) x 1, (B) x 1, (G) x 2, (W) x 4, (Y) x 1, (P) x 1, (F) x 3, (G) x 22 (36sq)
← Row 37 [RS]: (G) x 23, (F) x 3, (P) x 1, (Y) x 1, (W) x 4, (G) x 1, (B) x 2, (G) x 2 (37sq)
→ Row 38 [WS]: (G) x 3, (B) x 2, (W) x 4, (Y) x 1, (P) x 1, (F) x 3, (G) x 24 (38sq)
← Row 39 [RS]: (G) x 25, (F) x 3, (P) x 1, (Y) x 1, (W) x 3, (B) x 2, (G) x 4 (39sq)
→ Row 40 [WS]: (G) x 5, (B) x 1, (W) x 3, (Y) x 1, (P) x 1, (F) x 3, (G) x 26 (40sq)
Corner: Start decreasing on both ends

← Row 41 [RS]: (G) x 26, (F) x 2, (P) x 1, (Y) x 1, (W) x 4, (G) x 5 (39sq)
→ Row 42 [WS]: (G) x 4, (W) x 5, (P) x 1, (F) x 2, (G) x 26 (38sq)
← Row 43 [RS]: (G) x 26, (F) x 1, (P) x 1, (W) x 5, (G) x 4 (37sq)
→ Row 44 [WS]: (G) x 4, (W) x 5, (F) x 1, (G) x 26 (36sq)
← Row 45 [RS]: (G) x 26, (W) x 5, (G) x 4 (35sq)
→ Row 46 [WS]: (G) x 4, (W) x 5, (G) x 25 (34sq)
← Row 47 [RS]: (G) x 24, (W) x 5, (G) x 4 (33sq)
→ Row 48 [WS]: (G) x 4, (W) x 5, (G) x 23 (32sq)
← Row 49 [RS]: (G) x 22, (W) x 5, (G) x 4 (31sq)
→ Row 50 [WS]: (G) x 4, (W) x 6, (G) x 20 (30sq)
← Row 51 [RS]: (G) x 19, (W) x 6, (G) x 4 (29sq)
→ Row 52 [WS]: (G) x 4, (W) x 6, (G) x 18 (28sq)
← Row 53 [RS]: (G) x 17, (W) x 6, (G) x 4 (27sq)
→ Row 54 [WS]: (G) x 4, (W) x 6, (G) x 16 (26sq)
← Row 55 [RS]: (G) x 15, (W) x 6, (G) x 4 (25sq)
→ Row 56 [WS]: (G) x 3, (W) x 6, (G) x 15 (24sq)
← Row 57 [RS]: (G) x 14, (W) x 6, (G) x 3 (23sq)
→ Row 58 [WS]: (G) x 3, (W) x 5, (G) x 14 (22sq)
← Row 59 [RS]: (G) x 14, (W) x 4, (G) x 3 (21sq)
→ Row 60 [WS]: (G) x 3, (W) x 3, (G) x 14 (20sq)
← Row 61 [RS]: (G) x 14, (W) x 2, (G) x 3 (19sq)

→ Row 62 [WS]: (G) x 18 (18sq)
← Row 63 [RS]: (G) x 17 (17sq)
→ Row 64 [WS]: (G) x 16 (16sq)
← Row 65 [RS]: (G) x 15 (15sq)
→ Row 66 [WS]: (G) x 14 (14sq)
← Row 67 [RS]: (G) x 13 (13sq)
→ Row 68 [WS]: (G) x 12 (12 sq)
← Row 69 [RS]: (G) x 11 (11sq)
→ Row 70 [WS]: (G) x 10 (10sq)
← Row 71 [RS]: (G) x 9 (9sq)
→ Row 72 [WS]: (G) x 8 (8sq)
← Row 73 [RS]: (G) x 7 (7sq)
→ Row 74 [WS]: (G) x 6 (6sq)
← Row 75 [RS]: (G) x 5 (5sq)
→ Row 76 [WS]: (G) x 4 (4sq)
← Row 77 [RS]: (G) x 3 (3sq)
→ Row 78 [WS]: (G) x 2 (2sq)
← Row 79 [RS]: (G) x 1 (1sq)



The Border:
1: SC evenly around the blanket with the background colour
2: DC in each stitch around with the three colours you use for the Llama’s blanket
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The detail on the Llama:
Attach these on both sides of the llama
Stitch terms for llama:
- MC: Magic Ring
- SC: Single Crochet
- INC: INCrease
- SLP: Slip stitch
- CH: Chain
Pattern Explanation:
- Repeat the stitch sequence between (…..) by the amount stated next to it. The pattern is written in US terms
- The amount of each stitch at end of each round is shown in the […] Working in continuous rounds with your stitch marker
- Photos are placed in groups after each section.

NOSE: (Make 2)
Colour B: (Beige)
1: MC, 6 SC [6]
2: INC x6 [12]
3: (SC, INC) x6 [18]
4: 1 SC,(2 SC, INC) x5, 1SC, INC [24]
5: (3 SC, INC) x6 [30]
6: 2 SC, (4 SC, INC) x5, 2 SC, INC [36]
Slip stitch and leave a long tail of yarn to attach the nose to the face of the llama. Using a whip stitch you will only catch the front post stitch of each DC so that the whip stitches are not shown at the back
Nose details:
Using black yarn you will make a big Y in the center of the circle.
EYES: (Make 4)
Black Yarn
1: MC, 6 SC [6]
Slip stitch and leave a tail of yarn to attach the eyes next to the nose. Using a whip stitch you will only catch the front post stitch of each DC so that the stitches are not shown at the back.
EARS: (Make 4)
Colour B: Beige
1: Chain 12, 2 x DC in the 3rd chain from the hook. DC in the next 8 chains, 6 DC in the last chain, “working on the opposite side”, DC in the next 8 stitches, and 3 x DC in the top chain [28]
Change to colour W: (White)
2: (3 SC, INC) x 7 [35]
Slip stitch and leave a tail of yarn to attach the ears to the top of the head in each gold square on the side. Fold the bottom of the ear in half and whip stitch the bottom so that the ear is hollowed in shape. Catch the top of the year with yarn the same colour as the background to keep the ears from flopping forward and hanging.

Here are the steps to create crochet twisted fringe:
Repeat this on both sides of your blanket
- Pull up a loop with your hook and pull the loop on your hook twice the desired length of your fringe.
- With your finger in the loop, twist it around till it is all twisted up, remove your finger and replace it with the hook.
- Bring the tip of the loop back to your crochet piece (Top of the llama’s head) SC in the front post of the DC stitch.
- Your loop will now be all twisted up, use your fingers to stretch out the twisted fringe.
- Repeat steps 1 and 4 for the remaining twisted fringe strands.

To make a crochet tassel, follow these steps:
Repeat this on both sides of your blanket
- Cut a piece of cardboard to the desired length of your tassel.
- Hold a strand of yarn against the cardboard and wrap the yarn around the cardboard until you reach your desired thickness.
- Cut the yarn at the bottom of the cardboard.
- Fold the strands of yarn in half.
- Insert your hook under the post of the stitch at the corner of the blanket and hook the strands to create a loop.
- Pull up the loop big enough to pull the strands through. You can either yarn off and pull the strands through with your hook or put your thumb and index finger through the loop pulling the yarn tails through.
- Hold onto the loop at the top and pull the loose strands tight creating the tassel
- Trim the ends of the tassel to your desired length.
- Repeat these steps to create additional tassels on both sides of your llama, you can also attach tassels this way to the corners of your blanket.

We are all done! I hope you enjoyed making this super cute llama baby blanket with me!
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