Crochet Edgings and Borders onto woven fabrics
How to add Edgings and borders onto towels, napkins and any other fabric
Links/Liens:
IT - la Guida in ITALIANO: Uncinetto Bordi: Guida di Riferimento di Schemi di bordi all'uncinetto e come realizzarli - Schemi di bordi all'uncineto e come realizzarli per livelli: principianti, intermedio e avanzato
Simple edging can be added to just about any project and it makes your design look complete and a bit more sophisticated.
There are lots of projects and in this page I am going to show the easiest and the most used.
In order to make an edging we should first prepare the fabric so that we can easily add the border.
There are different techniques to add an edging onto a fabric. The one that you are going to use depends on the project.
1. The first technique is to finish the edging and then sew it on the fabric.
Or you begin by marking the foundation on the towel or any other fabric you would like to use: Use a washable marking pen. Then you have different ways to prepare the fabric:
3. Crochet directly onto fabric. The benefit of crocheting directly onto the towel is that the process is much quicker than making the lace and hand-sewing it on.
Then you can add the edging and the crochet one or two rows of Single Crochet Stitch or Half Double Crochet stitch or Double Crochet Stitch and the start crocheting the edging:
2. You can prepare the fabric by making the Blanket stitch.
Crochet: How to make corners to edgings- 2 techniques in order to make edging corners to fabric or blankets/SUBTITLES
In this tutorial I am going to explain how to edge the corners
In order to edge around:
For each chain or single crochet row or stitch
make: 1 stitch
For each row of half double crochets make: 2 stitches
For each row of Double crochets make 3 stitches
Change the colour of the yarn:
in order to change the colour of the yarn ( no matter which stitch you are going to use), make the stitch as usual till the final yarn over and then yarn over by using the new colour
For this tutorial I've used a swatch made by half double crochets and I am going to edge around by using the single crochet stitch also called blanket stitch
How to make the corner: Technique 1
make 1 singlecrochet into the last stitch of the row, ch 2 and make 1 single crochet into the next one (first lateral stitch)
How to make the corner: Technique 2
make 1 (or 2)single crochet into the last stitch of the row, and make 2 single crochets into the next one ( first lateral stitch)
Anyway, the patterns use to indicate how to make the corners as well, in case there's no indication
you use one of these two techniques
Crochet Edgings: Blanket Stitch Edging/ Spike Stitch Borders/SUBTITLES
Crochet V-Stitch Edging- How to make a V-Stitch Border /SUBTITLES
Multiple of 2+3 chainsV-Stitch:
1 double crochet, ch 1, 1 double crochet, all into the same space
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How to crochet the Blanket Stitch Edging - How to make the Spike Stitch Edging/SUBTITLES
In this tutorial I am going to show you how to make another edging pattern.
The Blanket stitch Edging or Spike Stitch Edging.
There is not a specific multiple for this stitch... all depends on the stitches you have in your disposition.
Any multiple could go well, and you should space the stitches to suit them in the number of stitches you have on the row or the round.
For this tutorial I calculated a multiple of 4 + 3 stitches
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Double Crochet Crossed Stitch Edging - Edgings and Borders tutorial: How to make a Double Crochet Crossed Stitch Border /SUBTITLES
In this tutorial I am going to show you how to make the: Double Crochet Crossed Stitch
Multiple of 2
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Crochet Edgings and Borders the CRAB stitch- the REVERSE SINGLE CROCHET stitch - How to make the Reverse Single Crochet Stitch - How to crochet the Crab Stitch/SUBTITLES
In this post and the video below I am going to explain how to make the Crab Stitch or Reverse Single Crochet Stitch which is very useful as edging to finish projects
Treat this stitch exactly like a single crochet, except that you are working into the stitch to the RIGHT of your hook (not the left)
Block Stitch Edging
Crochet Block Stitch Edging - Block Stitch Border Pattern - How to make a Block Stitch Edging /SUBTITLES
Multiple of 4 + 3
Crochet Edgings The Twisted Single Crochet Stitch Border /SUBTITLES
How to make the Twisted Single Crochet Stitch Edging
In this tutorial I am going to explain to you how to make the Twisted Single Crochet Stitch Edging ... it has similar shape to the crab stitch but are different stitches
In this tutorial I am going to explain to you how to make the Twisted Single Crochet Stitch Edging ... it has similar shape to the crab stitch but are different stitches
In order to make the twisted stitch the loops on th hook should be a long one
Insert the hook into the stitch, draw up a loop, (both loops should be long loops), turn the hook in counterclockwise direction, yarn over and pass the yarn through both hooks on the hook
Crochet Puff Stitch Edging- 4 Double Crochet Puff Stitch Border - How to make a Puff Stitch Edging - How to make a Four Double Crochets Puff Stitch Border/SUBTITLES
In this tutorial I am going to explain how to make another Edging... the Puff Stitch Border of 4 Double Crochets
You can either start directly the border and then add it to the fabric or crochet it directly onto the
fabric by using the blanket stitch technique or the whip stitch for crocheting technique
In order to make the Puff Stich of 4 Double Crochets we need to make a foundation chain of a multiple of 4
ch 1, 1 single crochet into the next st + 4 chains
1 Puff Stitch of 4 double crochet into the next stitch
Puff Stitch of 4 dc
1 dc: Yarn over, insert the hook into the st, wrap the yarn, yarn over, pass the yarn thtough the first 2 stitches, the other stitches remain onto the hook
Puff Stitch of 4 dc
2 dc: Yarn over, insert the hook into the same st, wrap the yarn, yarn over, pass the yarn thtough the first 2 stitches, the other stitches remain onto the hook
Yarn over and pass the yarn through all lopps on the hook, ch 1
The Puff Stitch Border:
Skip 2 sts, 1 single crochet into the next st + 4 chains and 1 Puff Stitch of 4 double crochet
into the next stitch
Finish with a single crochet into the last stitch
Crochet EYELET stitch EDGING for TABLECLOTH- How to edge a tablecloth with Eyelet stitch/SUBTITLES
Crochet edgings/borders Tutorial. Scalloped Shell Stitch Border Tutorial. Shell Stitch edging - How to crochet shell edging Scalloped Stitch . How to make shell stitch Edgings /SUBTITLES
#Crochet SHELL and PICOT stitch Edgings/Borders Simple Shell and Picot Stitch Crochet Edging Pattern. ShellPicotTog stitch - How to the shell and picot stitch together edging- shelltogpicot stitch /SUBTITLES
Crochet Cathedral Stitch Edging- Shell Stitch and Picot Stitch Border
How to make the Cathedral Stitch Border - How to make a Shell Picot Stitch Edge/SUBTITLES
Multiple of 6 + 1 chains
Ch 1, 1 single crochet into the same stitch
Skip 2 stitches and make:
3 double crochets, 1 picot stitch, 3 double corchets (all into the same stitch)
Picot st = ch 3, join the 3rd with the 1st st with e slip stitch
Skip 2 stitches and make: 1 single crochet
Finish the edge with 1 single crochet stitch #CathedralStitchBorder
#Crochet Edgings LACE SHELL STITCH Borders How to crochet lace shell stitch edgings Shell stitch varieties/SUBTITLES
Crochet Wave Stitch Edging - How to make a Wave Crochet Stitch Border/SUBTITLES
Is the Wave Stitch Edging
Foundation Chain of a multiple of 3 + 3
Make ch 1, 1 single crochet into the 2nd ch and 1 single crochet in each one of the stitches
throughout the edging
First Wave:
ch 2, skip 1 st, into the next one make 1 double crochet, ch 2, 2 single crochets all into the same stitch
Main Wave Stitch:
Skip 2 stitches, into the next one make:
2 double crochets, ch 2, 2 single crochets (all into the same space)
Finish the Edge with a slip stitch
#CrochetWaveStitchEdging
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