You don’t know how helpful these borders could be. I’m a knitter who hasn’t been able to pick up crochet but watching your beginner videos I may now give it 1 last go as these borders could really finish off baby blankets beautifully - Thank you 🥰
I think I may be the first one to comment but it's nice that your giving up your time even with the birth coming close!!!!!! so as we say in irish when we do speak it thank you agus go raibh maith agat!!!:)
Thank you very much for extremely clear and instructive tutorial . Your explanations are so precise and gentle, you have helped me immensely as a new person to crotchet . Thank you , I will looking out for more tutorials. Happy New Year to you and yours , best wishes Rosemary Nelson x
that is really cool I'm going to use that on my latest blanket I'm making a baby blanket for a friend of mine and I'm going to use that I'll take a picture and send it to you
I m working on a table runner and i want to border it with triangle-shaped edging which i came across on Pinterest but with no clue how to do it.Thank you for your precious help.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Other videos had a very curvy edge but I was looking for something for a boys blanket. Can I make a query, does the multiple of 7 include the 5 stitches in the corners or just the straight edges? This is perfect. 💙
You're welcome! The multiple includes all of the stitches, including those worked around the corners. It might help you to take a look at the blog post here which includes some extra details and a close up photograph: bellacococrochet.com/my-favourite-crochet-borders/ 😊
Hi there, I wanted to clarify the math for this pattern. You mentioned it should be a multiple of 7, but it seems like the pattern repeats every 6 stiches and not 7: Stitch 1: chain (or sc) Stitch 2: skip Stitch 3: skip Stitch 4: 3dc, chain 3, slip stitch, 3 dc Stitch 5: skip Stitch 6: skip Stitch 7 would be a sc, which is basically back to Stich 1. So shouldn't it be multiples of 6? Am I missing something?
You don’t know how helpful these borders could be. I’m a knitter who hasn’t been able to pick up crochet but watching your beginner videos I may now give it 1 last go as these borders could really finish off baby blankets beautifully - Thank you 🥰
You are very welcome :)
A perfect edging for blankets. Thank you Ms. Bella for the instructions. May you and the little one received blessings.
So pretty. I love seeing different borders.
Thank you! You have taught me how to crochet! Love your tutorials.
Super dooper!! Can see this finished edge appearing in many projects in the future. Thank you x
I didn't want to do fringe on my poncho and searched for some different edging...Doing this now. Looking very pretty. Thanks :-)
You’re welcome 😊
Another easy to follow video thank you so much xx
I think I may be the first one to comment but it's nice that your giving up your time even with the birth coming close!!!!!! so as we say in irish when we do speak it thank you agus go raibh maith agat!!!:)
Awesome border for a blanket, i love it. Thanks
Hiya Hun, as always a brilliant tutorial and a beautiful pattern, thank you so much for showing us. Take care of you both, lots of love. Xx
Thank you very much for extremely clear and instructive tutorial . Your explanations are so precise and gentle, you have helped me immensely as a new person to crotchet . Thank you , I will looking out for more tutorials. Happy New Year to you and yours , best wishes Rosemary Nelson x
You're very welcome :)
I used this border on my daughters poncho, it looks lovely, thank you!
متابعتك من المغرب شكرا لك شرحك واضح وبسيط ❤
انت مرحب بك :)
VERY GOOD TUTORIAL!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Very pretty border! Thank you.
I love this border, I know it as cathedral border x
that is really cool I'm going to use that on my latest blanket I'm making a baby blanket for a friend of mine and I'm going to use that I'll take a picture and send it to you
I m working on a table runner and i want to border it with triangle-shaped edging which i came across on Pinterest but with no clue how to do it.Thank you for your precious help.
You are very welcome :)
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Other videos had a very curvy edge but I was looking for something for a boys blanket. Can I make a query, does the multiple of 7 include the 5 stitches in the corners or just the straight edges?
This is perfect. 💙
You're welcome! The multiple includes all of the stitches, including those worked around the corners. It might help you to take a look at the blog post here which includes some extra details and a close up photograph: bellacococrochet.com/my-favourite-crochet-borders/ 😊
Hi there, I wanted to clarify the math for this pattern. You mentioned it should be a multiple of 7, but it seems like the pattern repeats every 6 stiches and not 7:
Stitch 1: chain (or sc)
Stitch 2: skip
Stitch 3: skip
Stitch 4: 3dc, chain 3, slip stitch, 3 dc
Stitch 5: skip
Stitch 6: skip
Stitch 7 would be a sc, which is basically back to Stich 1. So shouldn't it be multiples of 6?
Am I missing something?
Thanks for vid will,try
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Can you do this kind of border on a corner to corner blanket? If so could you provide an example? Thank you.
Hi. What 2 Stylecraft shades are you using?. Thanks
Sarah Upton Looks like Vintage Peach and Mushroom :)
Miss Bee Crochet thank you so much
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