Sobbing Emoji is the second square in my C2C Crochet Emoji Graphgan!
If you missed square #1 you can find it HERE:
Heart Eyes
I am creating a 9-square corner-to-corner (C2C) blanket just like my Christmas Character Afghan but smaller. The squares are 15×15 pixels (where as my Christmas characters were 25×25) and each one has a different emoji face on it! And because of the consistent colors, smaller size, and less color changes, the pieces work up faster. It took me about 1.5 hours to make one square. If you aren’t up for creating an entire blanket, you can use the squares individually! They would make a cute pillow cover or even a small lovey blanket!
If you are new to the C2C technique you can find several tutorials on how to begin. The Crochet Crowd has a great video tutorial that you can watch HERE. You can also refer to the videos and picture tutorials in my Baby Sheep C2C or my Owl C2C for more instruction.
Materials:
– Size G Crochet Hook
– Worsted Weight Yarn in Yellow, Red, Brown, White, Pink, Black and Blue. I am using Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice in Mustard, Scarlett, Chocolate, Pink, White, Black and Aqua (for all squares). You only need about 1 skein for each piece… I think I was able to get two squares out of 1.5 skeins of white and yellow. Obviously the smaller features use less yarn.
– Tapestry needle
Finished Square is approx 12 x 12 inches.
You can download the Sobbing Eyes Graph HERE.
NOTE: I made a last minute decision to leave off the orange and only use yellow. I am leaving the graphs with the orange border just in case you decide you want to crochet yours like that. If you are up for the extra color change I think the emoji’s will look great with the orange! Or you can leave the orange squares yellow as I did.
Color Change Pattern for Sobbing Emoji:
Pattern does not include orange. Yellow is used for all.
Increase Rows:
Row 1: 1W
Row 2: 2W
Row 3: 3W
Row 4: 4W
Row 5: 5W
Row 6: 2W, 2Y, 2W
Row 7: 1W, 5Y, 1W
Row 8: 1W, 3Y, 1Blue, 2Y, 1W
Row 9: 1W, 2Y, 2Blue, 3Y, 1W
Row 10: 1W, 3Y, 2Blue, 3Y, 1W
Row 11: 1W, 4Y, 2Blue, 3Y, 1W
Row 12: 2W, 2Y, 2Blue, 1Y, 1Brown, 2Y, 2W
Row 13: 2W, 1Y, 1Blue, 3Y, 1Blue, 2Brown, 1Y, 2W
Row 14: 2W, 3Y, 1Brown, 3Y, 2Blue, 1Y, 2W
Row 15: 3W, 1Y, 2Blue, 4Y, 1Brown, 1Y, 3W
Decrease Rows:
Row 16: 2W, 6Y, 2Blue, 2Y, 2W
Row 17: 2W, 2Y, 2Blue, 5Y, 2W
Row 18: 2W, 4Y, 1Brown, 1Blue, 2Y, 2W
Row 19: 1W, 3Y, 1Brown, 5Y, 1W
Row 20: 1W, 8Y, 1W
Row 21: 1W, 2Y, 2Brown, 3Y, 1W
Row 22: 1W, 6Y, 1W
Row 23: 1W, 5Y, 1W
Row 24: 2W, 2Y, 2W
Row 25: 5W
Row 26: 4W
Row 27: 3W
Row 28: 2W
Row 29: 1W
Continue to SC around the edge. I alternated between 2 SC and 3 SC stitch per each pixel square along the edge and a SC + chain 2 + SC in the corners.
The best part about these emoji’s is that most of them look the same when reversed so you can choose whichever side looks better when you are done crocheting to be your front of the blanket!
You excited for this series?! I am! Stay tuned for square #3!
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So cute and fun!!! Thx for the pattern!
This one is now on my to do list 😀
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Diana
Hi, Sarah!
It’s my first time here and I love your blog! Patterns for emoji are particularly cute 🙂 I’ve never crocheted C2C, but I want to try. I hope it will look as perfect as yours 🙂
Do you go in when you’re done to connect the brown of the eye together? On this one and the next one when I was done, I noticed the brown of the eye was slightly disconnected. I thought I had misread the pattern, but now that I see they both came out like that I had to ask. Thank you!!
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Oh, this crying emoji in crochet really tugged at my heartstrings… I remember how I recently spent nights crocheting, embroidering sad tears, because I had once again lost my rating in Valorant due to a toxic team and felt exactly the same way — crushed and powerless. Then, in order to distract myself from my frustration and not throw my crochet hook in the corner, I decided to take a break from the game and ordered a boost to the next rank on https://skycoach.gg/ — just to regain my confidence without constant stress. And you know, after the pro quickly boosted my account, I returned to the pixelated emojis with a clear head and even knitted a whole blanket with smiley faces on it.
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