Mini-C2C Letter to Santa Crochet Square

The Letter to Santa crochet square is the most Holly Jolly afghan block you’ll ever crochet!

Letter to Santa crochet square for afghan blankets.

You really need to crochet one of these letters for that special Christmas blanket that you’ve been working on!

I’ll be honest. Since this square is crocheted with the mini-C2C stitch, you’ll need a lot of patience weaving in all those ends.

Ugh…who likes weaving in ends?

ARE YOU NEW TO MINI-C2C CROCHET?

If you’re new to C2C crochet, I have a couple of tutorials (+videos!) that can help you with:

Embroidering on Crochet

Moreover, you’ll have to put your best embroidery skills to work to transform your crochet square into a proper Letter to Santa!

To be exact, you’ll not need your best-best-best embroidery skills. It will just be enough to know the backstitch!

If you are not sure about how to backstitch, here is one useful resource, and another nice link to learn some more basic stitches.

But I can tell you that all the effort sewing in ends and embroidering your crochet square will be so totally worth it!

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The pattern of the Letter to Santa crochet square is also available as an ad-free PDF file, which you can purchase in my Ravelry and LoveCrafts stores!

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Materials

  • 4.0-mm (G/6 US, 8 UK) Hook
  • 3.5-mm (E/4 USA, 9 UK) Hook
  • 3-Light/DK/Worsted Yarn. I used Mighty Stitch by KnitPicks
  • Tapestry Needle

Color Reference

To crochet the Letter to Santa afghan block, I used the following colors of Mighty Stitch:

CA – White
CB – Love Letter
CC – Spruce
CD – Black
CE – Silver

Crochet Abbreviations (US Terms)

Ch – Chain
Hdc – Hald Double Crochet
Sc – Single Crochet
Sk – Skip
Sl St – Slip Stitch
St – Stitch
Yo – Yarn Over

Special Stitches

Mini Corner to Corner Stitch (Mini C2C)
Learn how to crochet the mini-C2C stitch HERE.

Color Changes in Mini-C2C
Learn how to change colors and carry yarn in mini-C2C HERE.

Embroidery Back Stitch
Pull the needle and yarn up, make one straight st forward. From the wrong side, space your needle out the length of one st and pull the needle up to the right side. Insert the needle back into the end of the first st.

Size

8″ (20 cm)

Gauge

10 blocks worked with the mini-C2C st in 4″ (10 cm).

Pattern – Letter to Santa Crochet Square

Square

Using your 4-mm crochet hook, crochet the color chart in the figure using the mini-C2C stitch.

Color graph of the mini C2C Letter to Santa Crochet Square pattern.

Stamp Applique

With your 3.5-mm crochet hook and CE, ch 9.

Row 1. Sc 1 in the second ch from your hook. Sc 7. (8 sts)
Row 2-8. Ch 1, turn. Sc 8. (8 sts)

Fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing.

Finishing & Embroidery

Attach the stamp applique in the top, right corner of the square.

With a length of CD, embroider “North Pole” on the bottom of your square, just above the colored stripes.

Then, with CB, embroider the word “Santa”.

Using CD, add a “to:” on the upper side of “Santa”, and embroider the finishing details on the stamp.

Weave in all your ends.

Your Letter to Santa Crochet Square is ready!

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Find more crochet ideas for Christmas here on the blog…

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5 thoughts on “Mini-C2C Letter to Santa Crochet Square”

  1. This is so adorable!
    Your patterns are always so creative and beautiful; it’s obvious that you love and take great pride in your craft.
    Thank you so much for sharing.
    Merry Christmas to you and your family.

    Reply

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