Crochet Border Ideas For Blanket at Savannah Nelson blog

Crochet Border Ideas For Blanket. Some crochet blankets just call for something simple such as a crab stitch or candy cane border. These borders don’t use a ton of yarn and add a nice, simple detail. This is the border i used for my c2c. It’s more or less as “bulky” as the crab stitch border, but it creates a sort of braid around your crochet piece. Moreover, unlike the crab stitch, it’s crocheted in the right direction! With the back of your blanket facing you, join your yarn anywhere along the edge, and slip stitch into the next stitch. The zig zag border looks great on many different projects, such as baskets, potholders, dishcloths, but also blankets, etc. The moss (or linen) stitch border is a simple edging idea that only uses single crochet stitches and chains. The linen stitch (also known as the moss stitch or seed stitch) is a simple but striking way to crochet a border for your blanket. You can make a more elaborate crochet border by making a shell or lace border.

With the back of your blanket facing you, join your yarn anywhere along the edge, and slip stitch into the next stitch. Some crochet blankets just call for something simple such as a crab stitch or candy cane border. These borders don’t use a ton of yarn and add a nice, simple detail. The linen stitch (also known as the moss stitch or seed stitch) is a simple but striking way to crochet a border for your blanket. This is the border i used for my c2c. You can make a more elaborate crochet border by making a shell or lace border. It’s more or less as “bulky” as the crab stitch border, but it creates a sort of braid around your crochet piece. The moss (or linen) stitch border is a simple edging idea that only uses single crochet stitches and chains. Moreover, unlike the crab stitch, it’s crocheted in the right direction! The zig zag border looks great on many different projects, such as baskets, potholders, dishcloths, but also blankets, etc.

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Crochet Border Ideas For Blanket It’s more or less as “bulky” as the crab stitch border, but it creates a sort of braid around your crochet piece. These borders don’t use a ton of yarn and add a nice, simple detail. It’s more or less as “bulky” as the crab stitch border, but it creates a sort of braid around your crochet piece. Moreover, unlike the crab stitch, it’s crocheted in the right direction! You can make a more elaborate crochet border by making a shell or lace border. With the back of your blanket facing you, join your yarn anywhere along the edge, and slip stitch into the next stitch. This is the border i used for my c2c. The zig zag border looks great on many different projects, such as baskets, potholders, dishcloths, but also blankets, etc. The moss (or linen) stitch border is a simple edging idea that only uses single crochet stitches and chains. The linen stitch (also known as the moss stitch or seed stitch) is a simple but striking way to crochet a border for your blanket. Some crochet blankets just call for something simple such as a crab stitch or candy cane border.