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Thursday, 11 February 2010

Sunroom Easiest Ever Crochet Edging

This really is the easiest ever crochet edging which can be applied to any work or garment and comes up really nice.


This pattern works on any multiples of 1, odd or even.
With the appropriate hook for the yarn used simple *dc, sl st, dc, sl st*, repeat as often as required to edge your item or garment.



This pattern is offered and made available for personal use only. If you wish to reproduce this in any way please contact me or make sure that reference is made to the original author’s blog http://www.goodtimesithinkso.blogspot.com/ Thank you Crochet Conversion Chart US/UK International Yarn Weight Conversion Chart
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15 comments:

Natishia Curry said...

That is so cool, Thanks for sharing.

BebeReader said...

I just used this to finish my lap-ghan and what a nice edging!! This is so easy and so different from the regular borders/ edgings...what a nice change!!! Thanks for sharing.

CAPscrochet said...

Is this pattern written using UK or US crochet terms?

The Sunroom said...

Hi Cat

UK :-)

juliej said...

Thanks so much for posting this! It was fast and easy. I used it to finish off a baby blanket that had a mesh stich edging. That edge combined with yours made it look like tiny rose buds on a stem. Thanks again!

Peggie said...

I'm a little late, but I wanted to
say thanks for this great idea.

Heather said...

do you chain 2 when you begin, since the first stitch is a DC?

Is it 1 stitch per chain?

Natishia Curry said...

I chain 2 and in other pieces I chain 3

Ellen said...

Thanks for this great edging, I put in on a log cabin lap blanket. It looks great!

Anonymous said...

I just used this as an edging on a Knick Knack dish I made for Christmas. It looks great! Thanks so much for sharing!

Anonymous said...

I'm trying this on an afghan and I'm not getting that twisted look. Am I not getting it right or did I miss something? lol Is this done on the blanket or like an icord?

Anonymous said...

I love this edging - just used it on some dishcloths. Another question - What is the stitch used on the afghan on your homepage? It looks familiar, but I don't know how to search this kind of thing.

sukey said...

edged a pair of wrist warmers.thanks for the help!

Linda said...

Never mind, I'm a twit! Found it! *sheesh* That IS simple! LOL

Unknown said...

Thank you so much for sharing this border pattern. Fast, easy and looks great! This is exactly what I've been looking for :))) Many thanks again :))