Are you or your kids Emoji-obssessed? It’s hard not to love those cute little faces and icons that give your texts and social media posts a little pizzazz! I created 9 Emoji Crochet C2C (corner-to-corner) squares and stitched them together to make a fun Emoji Graphgan! A fairly simple project that you can easily add to. A great gift for your teen or tween! Don’t forget about the “Poop Pillow” to pair with your Emoji Face Blanket!
You can find all the materials, instructions, graphs and color change patterns by following the links below:
Plus two bonus squares: The Poop Emoji and Prayer Emoji
I stitched my squares together by simply SC the edges. First horizontally and then vertically. This is the same technique I used to put together my Daisy Afghan.
Yellow used in tutorial to show the stitches better. I ultimately decided on white for the seams.
I made a simple SC border around the entire edge. First using white, then yellow, brown, and white again. Be sure that you make a SC + Chain 2 + SC on each corner.
I hope you’ve enjoyed this Mini Crochet-along! So many possibilities for this blanket and many other squares could be added! I have included a blanket graph for you to sketch out your own emoji’s at the end of THIS POST.
Hope you’ve enjoyed the Emoji’s! Can’t wait to see your versions!
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This is sooooo awesome!!! Right before you started this, my nephew asked me to make an emoji pillow for him. Wasn’t sure what do do but you figured it out for me! Thank you so much! I love your website and FREE patterns! Again, thanks for all you do!
Dawn
This afghan and pillow are so funny to look at. Thanks for all your work and for sharing these wonderful patterns.
Have a pleasnat day, Margaret
What a lovely blanket with all these emojies!
Love your patterns! Your blog is how I taught myself to crochet. Thank you!
Could you tell me how much yarn you used for the entire blanket and pillows? I’m going to learn how to do c2c squares finally. 🙂
I am just finishing this up, and I’ve used 4 skeins of white, 3 yellow, 1 brown, 1 red, 1 blue, 1 pink. You may need a bit more – mine turned out much smaller than Sarah’s did (about 8″ instead of 12″ with a G hook).
That sounds about right for what I did, my squares came out about the same. Think I’m going to try to make a few of my own to make it bigger 🙂
Thank you for adding how many skeins of yarn you used. I wish when they post a pattern (most do but not all) include in the instructions on approximately how many skeins it will take. I hate working on a pattern and I don’t have enough yarn of any certain colors so then it gets put to the side and if I think of it when I’m out buying yarn it most likely never gets finished.
This was SUCH a creative idea, and hilarious. I may have to make a few pillows. 🙂
Oh my gosh, do not let my daughter see this or she will be asking me to make one!!
Hi can you advise what stitch is used please, the pattern says 3w , is this the weaver stitch?
Thank you for an amazing pattern, my grand children will love this
Suzanne
It’s a C2C graph, so its actually series of 4 double crochet. Check out some tutorials on youtube for how to do it. Once you get going, its fast and fun!
I thought and I could be mistaken that Yolanda Soto Lopez said you had a downloadable blank graph paper?
Hi i also started this crochet with your videos…liked this a lot…and also mentioned about you on my blog minikare.blogspot.com
Oi Sarah, sou do Brasil que trabalho hein… Parabéns pela criatividade, ficou lindo…
Bjs
Hi,
I love this and would love to make one for my daughter but I think it is above me. Any chance I can pay you to make one for me? If so, How much and how long do you think?
Thanks,
Anita
Hi Anita. I just want to encourage you to try this- you can do it! I have only been crocheting for a short time, and I thought the same thing with the Christmas one. But I gave it a go, and it turned out great. It’s really not hard, just a little tedious. And the emoji one is much easier. Just go on Utube and learn the C2C
Kimber
Sarah,
Do you know how much yarn it took you to do the entire blanket? I’d like to buy it all at once to match dye lots and not have to keep picking up yarn.
Thanks!
4-5 skeins of white and yellow, but only 1 of each of the other colors. 🙂
Can you tell me what finished size (approx) – my sister and I can literally carry on an entire convo in emoji’s so this would be perfect for her…
Sarah: did you do the double crochets in the emoji blanket as opposed to the half doubles in the Christmas one? I just assumed you used the HDC’s but my first block is only 10″( and I’m a loose hooker)
Hello,
If you don’t mind me to ask a friendly question. How comes you provided this pattern for free? I do not understand because most of the time pattern usually for sale. I was somewhat surprised that you decided not to sell. Why is that? It makes me curiosity because this is my first time seen this for free. That is something general pattern usually don’t. I am very amazing with your work already. It is nice to see something different.
Sarah has a very kind sole. I have been following her for a few years now. We all appreciate her talent, and love that she is so generous.
trop sympa ces smiley j’adore Merci pour le partage Pour débuter c’est super bonne fin d’après midi
I am making the tears of joy emoji square and having problems when I reach row 16…I have too many squares.
That’s really thnkiing of the highest order
I just love this, so in right now! I have saved several of your patterns and really like how you think. Thank You so much for sharing your creations, it is deeply appreciated. I am on a very limited budget and your generosity is deeply appreciated. May you and yours be blessed.
This is so great. Such a fun idea. Really love it!!!
Thank you for all the WONDERFUL patterns.
My friend and I started working on this together. We tried the “bobbin” method for changing colors and find that either carrying colors when it’s not too many or just dropping/rejoining is just easier. That being said, we’ve noticed that on the front side of the square, you can see where the color change is (it’s not a seamless transition). We add the new color in at the last double crochet but we still see the thread from the previous stitch. Any idea how to fix this?
I noticed this too. I only use the Crochet Crowd method when it is going to look nice. Otherwise I tie off and start again. I would rather spend the time sewing in the extra yarn that having it look messy.
Hi mam… loved ur work .. amazed to see it for free.. can u plz tel me how to change colors while doing this afgan
Hi, I just want to start by saying you are extremely talented, I’ve crocheted lots of stuff using ur patterns. I’m working on the emoji graphgan right now and it’s my first time working the c2c , I can’t seem to figure out how to do the decreasing part, any advise would be greatly appreciated:)) Thanks so much for the wonderful pattern
I am also stuck on the decreasing part as when I traditionally do the decrease (using the The Crochet Crowd tutorial I am 1 square out on the pattern. I have pulled my square apart several times to try and work in out. All the rest is good! Thank you so much for the free patterns!
Can you put this pattern on Ravelry? It’s a great pattern. I made the smiley one.
How do i do this graph in single crochet instead of C2C
I have started to crochet one of the faces. But changing colours is a problem. I have so many thread ends. Is it possible to carry them over, but some end would be very long. So do I have to put up with sewing in these numerous ends. Please give me some ideas
many thnaks
If you watch the video by the Crochet Crowd on how to feed in the yarn as you go, that might help. I did this as much as I could but if it just didn’t look right, I tied off the yarn and began again. I had some yarn to sew back in using the Crochet Crowd’s technique but not as much as if I had tied off for every colour. I hope that helps. Have fun!
I want to make this for my daughter who has some sensory problems. She prefers a little thicker and soft textiles than worsted weight yarn. Do you you think I could make this with Stylecraft special chunky and a J hook?
Thank you so much for this pattern. My daughter is obsessed with emojis.
Sara
Did anyone do this emoji blanket using red heart super saver and how did it come out?
I did! I bough a large ball for the white (and am onto my 2nd large ball) (Super saver). Next time I would buy 2 Super Savers of the yellow as well. The rest of the colours, you only need a small amount. Have fun!
Where are the actual pattern instructions????? I would like to make the emoji afghan all I got done on your site was closing advertising sites!!! 🙁
I love it
Wow…having never done C2C crocheting before, it took me forever to learn how to do it. After watching a ton of videos and trial and error I finally figured it out. Loving how this blanket is coming together. Starting the last square today and then I’ll be sewing them all together. Thank you for the great pattern!
Hi everyone: If you are new to this like I was…and almost finished this blanket. If you watch the Crochet Crowd video on how to do C2C…whatever you do, don’t follow the graph. I tried to do that and it was so frustrating. Instead, follow out the written instructions (at the bottom of the pattern). So much more easier than the graph! 🙂 Have fun!
I cannot seem to.figure out the poop square. If I follow the pattern it does not look like the picture.
Any tips?
My granddaughter is crazy for emoji and saw this. Now I’m going to have to make it. She saw the angel emoji square. Is that one that you created also? The blanket is very cute.
Thank you so much for sharing/creating this. You are so awesome! This is so cool. I haven’t learned how to c2c despite crocheting for over 10 years. Actually had never seen it before a few months ago. I am looking forward to it.
Ok Im so frustrated I started the heart eyes one a bunch of times I get to row 16 and there’s left over stitches then I tried the poop one same thing. I have checked the graph and written instructions by its still off. Help please I’m going nuts. Did something get missed on the instructions?
I found your pattern for the emojis and think they are wonderful. I have made one true emoji blanket, using your pattern details above, plus a couple of hearts and some ‘blank’ squares and extra rounds here and there. Then I designed another 11 images to make another blanket. Thank you so much for designing this and making the pattern freely available. My grandchildren love their blankets. I’d love to show photos, but am not sure how to do this
Can this be done with just double crotchet and not c2c? I feel like it will be easier for me to do.
Your very generous thanks so much! Xxx
How would I make the squares a little larger because I prefer a 16 inch pillow? By squares, I mean each emoji.
Can this blanket be done in SC, or even ESC? I can not do C2C, and the 15×15 in sc is tiny…Thanks ( I have done several of your patterns and love them all!)
What size does this finish? Tia!
Very impressive thanks for sharing this with us!
How can I make the the squares bigger. I would like to make it big enough for a twin size bed. Thank you
Do you have a video on how to do something simple like one of the faces as would like to learn it don’t know how to do graphs infringing thanks pat
Cpould you email me thanks
Hi, Has anyone tried this in box stitch??
Really very interesting article. I also like emojis, In my childhood days I always smile to see different different faces. The emojis expresses all the emotions. We express our feeling by words or by emojis and I express my feelings by emojis , otherhand for my writing work I take help from edu bird If you also need professional services then you can try this one.
Do you have a video on how to do something simple like one of the faces as would like to learn it don’t know how to do graphs infringing thanks pat
Cpould you email me thanks
This is so awesome. Thanks
How much yarn do you need to complete this project? Thank you