Edging For Shell Stitch Blanket

After the final slip stitch of the row chain one to adjust for the corner.

Edging for shell stitch blanket. Aug 15 2017 - One of the very first edgings or borders I learned in crochet was the simple Scalloped Edging or Shell Stitch Border. Elephant Parade Blanket Edging Crochet by Allyssabeths Crochet. Fasten off and weave ends.

One of the safest ways to finish the edge of a crochet blanket without worrying about the final look and functionality is to simply use a straight border using the chain stitch treble stitch and slip stitch. Here are a few different versions of this pattern stitch for you to choose from. Its made in three rounds two rounds of chain loops and followed by a final round of shellscallops.

This is a very flexible border or edging stitch motif with 3D accents that can be done in any yarn or thread with a compatible hook size. Its certainly that edging detail that completes the whole look. Repeat steps 2-3 until you get to.

This edging will also ensure that your blanket will stay even and lay flat. Skip two stitches and work 5 double crochet in the next stitch. Rattan split cross stitch makes a lovely edging.

Maria created this roundup of the best borders for crochet blankets and it includes. This edging is a lovely finishing touch that really completes the pattern and brings it all together. If you want to add the shell stitch edging all the way around an entire project such as a placemat or a blanket then you will need to know what to do when you reach the corners.

A crochet shell edging is often referred to as a scallop edging. Then slip stitch into the first stitch on the new side of the work. A real classic that never goes out of fashion.