Canada Maple Leaf C2C Crochet Pattern & Free Graph
Canada Maple Leaf Blanket With Free Crochet Graph
I know that you recognized this crochet Canada Maple Leaf design right away as this symbolic leaf holds a special place in the hearts of many, both within Canada and around the world.
The maple leaf is one of the most historic symbols of Canada and is widely recognized as a representation of Canadian identity, unity, and values.
It’s truly iconic that whenever I see one, all things related to Canada flood my mind—Banff National Park, Poutine, beavers, maple syrup, ice hockey, and the list goes on.
Through this crochet maple leaf pattern, I hope that you can make a project that would also remind others of how rich and diverse Canadian culture is.
I stuck with the same color scheme as the flag of Canada and used red and white. I didn’t do much to make it look beautiful since the maple leaf print itself already looks sophisticated with its delicate shape.
Because the background is basically a blank canvas for your creative ideas, feel free to add extra details like bold stripes or cute little maple leaf appliques.
Like the rest of my designs, this pattern can be transformed into numerous crochet projects and artworks with ease. As long as your hobby or craft requires a pixel graph, this versatile pattern will work just fine.
You can make it into a c2c Canada maple leaf blanket which can be used as a cozy bed cover for a Canadian-themed bedroom or to add a touch of patriotism to any space.
You can also drape it over a sofa or couch, and enhance your room decor while keeping a functional throw to keep you warm. And if made with a durable, thick yarn, it can double as an outdoor blanket fitting for picnics during Canadian national holidays or events.
Since the pattern is also written in a row-by-row format, you can adapt the design to smaller projects and create baby blankets or tapestry wall hangings with Canadian motifs.
Whichever item you create, Canadian friends and loved ones are likely to appreciate such a thoughtful handmade gift.
This project is open to crocheters of all skill levels, from beginners to pros, offering an enjoyable experience for everyone. With two completion options available in the full pattern, you can use your preferred crochet technique and stitch.
You have the choice of using the row-by-row pattern and trying out tapestry crochet or opting for the C2C pattern to create a large Canada-inspired blanket.
If you’re drawn to the second option, I am excited to share a comprehensive guide to C2C crochet, which will help you become familiar with the technique.
Do you want to start the project right away? Check out the Canada maple leaf crochet graph provided below. It’s free and a great way to get started. Have fun and happy crocheting!
Canada Maple Leaf is a digital download (available in PDF format only) that you can use to crochet a blanket using various techniques, such as C2C, Mini C2C, SC, HDC, Tapestry Crochet, etc.
You can also use this design for other crafts such as knitting, cross-stitch, diamond beads painting, Hama beads, plastic canvas, and any other crafts that use pixelated images.
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Canada Maple Leaf Blanket – Pattern Details
If you need to know what size your project will be and how much yarn you will use, read below.
Crochet Chart Size For The Canada Maple Leaf Blanket
The size of the Canada Maple Leaf graph is 100 squares high by 80 squares wide.
You can use it to make blankets in different sizes by changing the technique and yarn you use. From baby blankets to bed throws, you can make them all with this free crochet graph.
The finished size of your project depends on your technique, stitch of choice, hook size, yarn weight, and your work tension.
Use the Finished Size & Yarn Quantity Calculator to get an idea of how much yarn you will need and how big your project will be.
If you want to skip the math and go straight to making your project, get my Free Blanket Sizing Guide when you follow me on MagicYarnPixels Patreon.
You will know exactly what yarn, hook and technique you need to use to get the result you want. Plus it’s free and you get to participate in monthly pattern giveaways.
Colors Used For The Canada Maple Leaf Blanket
This pattern uses the following colors:
I’ve calculated the amount of squares used by each color to make it easier for you to calculate how much yarn you will need to complete your project.
- white 5226
- red 2774
Canada Maple Leaf Blanket – Written Pattern
The full PDF crochet pattern includes all the information you need to complete this beautiful crochet Canada Maple Leaf blanket, including my help and support when you get stuck.
- C2C written pattern
- C2C color block pattern
- row by row color block pattern for tapestry / intarsia crochet
- written row by row pattern for tapestry / intarsia crochet
- the large graph split on multiple pages (4 or more pages)
- help & support with your project if you are stuck
You can find the written pattern in my Etsy and Patreon shops.
Canada Maple Leaf Blanket – Free Crochet Chart
Below you can download the crochet graph for this cute Canada Maple Leaf design for free.
It’s in PDF format and it has a legend at the bottom that you can use to calculate the yarn quantities needed.
Video Tutorials & Other Resources For Canada Maple Leaf Blanket
Not sure how to use the graph or written instructions? Below you have tutorials and video resources to help you with some of the techniques.
I have created a complete guide to C2C crochet that teaches you everything you need to know about this technique.
If you want to download the PDF version of my c2c guide, you will find it on Patreon when you join as a MagicYarnPixels Supporter.
You will also find a complete collection of helpful c2c tutorial videos on my other youtube channel.
If you are interested in Tapestry or Intarsia crochet, I have put together a playlist of helpful video tutorials from talented crocheters to get you started.
You will find the Tapestry crochet video tutorials in this playlist and the Intarsia crochet video tutorials in this playlist.
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You can sell the items made with this pattern on a small scale if you made them yourself (e.g. handmade to order or sold at fairs etc). Mass production of items using my designs is not allowed without my written approval. You may not distribute or sell this pattern under any circumstances.
