Crochet Pillow Case Edges at Stacy Goddard blog

Crochet Pillow Case Edges. The pattern uses single, double, and treble crochet stitches. Have you ever marvelled at the beauty of antique linens and wondered how. Insert the needle under the last stitch of your crochet work to secure it. Finishing a raw fabric edge by crocheting lace. This will give you the border shown on the pink/orange pillowcase. Skip 2 stitches, then work 1 sc in the next stitch. Cut the crochet thread or yarn, leaving a tail that is several inches long. Take a leaf out of nature’s book (quite literally) with this charming leaf edging design. Continue in this pattern (skip 2, work 5 dc in next stitch, skip 2, work 1 sc in next stitch) until you are at the beginning. For most projects, crochet edgings will look best if the base row (usually done in sc) is worked in the same color as the body of the piece. Edgings beautify not only handkerchiefs, but also towels, pillow cases, place mats — in fact, any item that you wish to. Welcome to our main directory of free crochet edging patterns, which also includes patterns for trims, borders, and other edges. Thread the tail through the tapestry needle. Weave the needle back and forth through the crochet stitches along the edge, hiding the tail within the stitches. Work a slip stich (sl st) in the first stitch you worked.

Have you ever marvelled at the beauty of antique linens and wondered how. Edgings beautify not only handkerchiefs, but also towels, pillow cases, place mats — in fact, any item that you wish to. Cut the crochet thread or yarn, leaving a tail that is several inches long. Skip 2 stitches, then work 1 sc in the next stitch. Welcome to our main directory of free crochet edging patterns, which also includes patterns for trims, borders, and other edges. For most projects, crochet edgings will look best if the base row (usually done in sc) is worked in the same color as the body of the piece. Work a slip stich (sl st) in the first stitch you worked. Weave the needle back and forth through the crochet stitches along the edge, hiding the tail within the stitches. Insert the needle under the last stitch of your crochet work to secure it. Thread the tail through the tapestry needle.

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Crochet Pillow Case Edges Work a slip stich (sl st) in the first stitch you worked. Skip 2 stitches, then work 1 sc in the next stitch. This will give you the border shown on the pink/orange pillowcase. Cut the crochet thread or yarn, leaving a tail that is several inches long. For most projects, crochet edgings will look best if the base row (usually done in sc) is worked in the same color as the body of the piece. Work a slip stich (sl st) in the first stitch you worked. The pattern uses single, double, and treble crochet stitches. Weave the needle back and forth through the crochet stitches along the edge, hiding the tail within the stitches. Take a leaf out of nature’s book (quite literally) with this charming leaf edging design. Edgings beautify not only handkerchiefs, but also towels, pillow cases, place mats — in fact, any item that you wish to. Have you ever marvelled at the beauty of antique linens and wondered how. Welcome to our main directory of free crochet edging patterns, which also includes patterns for trims, borders, and other edges. Thread the tail through the tapestry needle. Finishing a raw fabric edge by crocheting lace. Insert the needle under the last stitch of your crochet work to secure it. Continue in this pattern (skip 2, work 5 dc in next stitch, skip 2, work 1 sc in next stitch) until you are at the beginning.