
Ideas for blaknet borders
Started Sep 8, 2021 · A conversation in Show Your Work
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↳ Replying to Laura HBeautiful edges, wish intructions were included!
I agree. Please don't share pictures of crocheted anything if you cannot give us the pattern or include a link to it. :)
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↳ Replying to Laurie KNice looking, but where are the pattern in nstructions?
Where r the instructions for the different things that you show?

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↳ Replying to DarI agree. Please don't share pictures of crocheted anything if you cannot give us the pattern or include a link to it. :)
Most of these are not that hard to figure out. Puff stitches around the edge on the last one. What a nice edge that gives! Shell stitches for the top one. Several rows of smaller shell stitches for another. Several rows of single crochet one one. I got some usable ideas from the pictures.
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↳ Replying to a memberMost of these are not that hard to figure out. Puff stitches around the edge on the last one. What a nice edge that gives! Shell stitches fo…
Well, Pat, aren't you lucky you can just look at a pattern and figure it out? There are many of us who cannot do that. :(

The pattern for wide grey border:
1st rnd (Foundation round): starting in a corner st, join yarn and ch1, [sc, ch2, sc] in same st, then sc evenly around your blanket with [sc, ch2, sc] in each corner, join with sl st;
2nd rnd: Sl st into corner sp, [ch3 (counts as dc), ch1, dc, ch2, v st] in same sp, *[sk next 3sts, dv in next st] repeat across, sk last 3 sts, [v st, ch2, v st] in corner* repeat from *to* 3 times, [sk next 3 sts, dv in next st] repeat across, join with sl st to top ch3;
3rd rnd: Sl st into ch1 sp, [ch3, dc, ch1, 2dc] in same sp, in next and every corner sp [dc, ch2, dc], dv in every v st and dv from previous round, join with sl st to top ch3.
Repeat 2nd-3rd rnds.

White Bobble Border is very simple.
Here is the pattern:
Attach your yarn anywhere on you blanket with a sc
Work sc's into every stitch along each side and 3 sc into each corner stitch, continue in this way around your blanket and join with a sl st to the first sc
Now turn your blanket over and work from the wrong side, dc in the first stitch and… sl st in the next stitch
Repeat these 2 stitches around your blanket and join with a sl st to starting stitch.
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↳ Replying to HeidiThe pattern for wide grey border: 1st rnd (Foundation round): starting in a corner st, join yarn and ch1, [sc, ch2, sc] in same st, then sc …
Thank you so much. That is the one I was really interested in.


