Sunflower Wall Hanging

This PDF-only version of my sunflower wall hanging pattern includes: C2C chart, written instructions & color block version Photo tutorial for edging your square for Part 2 Video links for special stitches Link to my Learn to Corner to Corner mini course Perfect for confident beginners and up! Create a beautiful farmhouse-style wall hanging using standard or mini C2C and staggered double crochet pairs. Whether you’re decorating a hallway, nursery, or kitchen, this cheerful sunflower brings instant sunshine to your space. This listing is for the printable PDF pattern only. Free version available on my blog. ❤ LAYOUT: My patterns all share the same layout which is easy to read and easy to find important information you need, such as materials needed, sizing information, gauge information, and special stitches used as well as how to do them. Written in US terms At Sunflower Cottage Crochet, I hire experienced crochet artisans to test my patterns for accuracy and readability. My crochet pattern will teach you how to create the pefect project for any occasion. ❤ SKILL LEVEL: This is an intermediate crochet wall hanging pattern. I have included written instructions for working the special stitches and have links to my Learn to Corner to Corner free course. ❤ SIZE Your wall hanging size will vary depending on the stitch you use. I used mini corner to corner and my wall hanging is approximately 15” wide by 19.5” tall Note: this pattern is written so that you can make it any size with a variety of techniques and use whatever size yarn and appropriate hook takes your fancy! I have given written and colour block instructions for corner to corner but you have the chart to work from for a different technique (intarsia, tapestry, single crochets. Equally, you can choose to use either double crochet or half double crochet for your corner to corner section. ❤ MATERIALS: #4 weight yarn of your choosing - In 4 colours ·     5mm and 4mm hook ·     Scissors ·     Tapestry needle ·     Stitch Markers optional to mark first or last stitch of the row.