How To Crochet A Simple Border On A Knitted Blanket

If you use the same type of yarn as the blanket you will use the same number of stitches.

How to crochet a simple border on a knitted blanket. Its one of the easiest crochet stitches that you can do and the resulting finish is versatile for different types of blankets. The more unique and elegant borders are perfect for very simple stitched blankets. Your choice of crochet edge can make or break your blanket.

Cast on enough stitches to match the length of one side of the blanket. - There are many decorative border designs. Wrap the border yarn around the hook and pull it out on the same knitted stitch.

A border will add the finishing touch to a blanket it will neaten a uneven edge square everything up and give substance to your blanket. However remember that you can crochet different borders on your blanket depending on what you think suits it best. Leaving an edge unfinished is fine but if you really want your project to stand out choosing an appropriate edging can really give it the edge.

Or we could do a double crochet or a picot stitch around. Simple borders can compliment busier crochet blankets just to give it a nice finished touch. A single crochet border adds a finished look to a knitting project and it is pretty easy to do even if you dont have a lot of experience with crochet.

You can quickly learn how to crochet a border on a blanket using our guide for bobble stitch edging. Keep making single crochets until you finish the entire border of the blanket. There are many different kinds of crochet bordersWe could do a simple crab stitch around or a reverse shell stitch repeat.

One of the best go-to crochet edgings is also one of the simplest. In this video we do a. Make as much crochet to finish covering the blanket edge.