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Crochet Stitch Abbreviations There's a seemingly endless number of crochet stitches and so there may be a few missing from this list.

CH Chain Stitch 1. SC Single Crochet 1. DC Double Crochet 1. TR Treble or Triple Crochet 1. Instruction Abbreviations Now that we have gone over the main stitch abbreviations, the rest are more instructional. SK Skip To skip a stitch means to leave it completely unworked and move on to the next one.

DEC Decrease To work a stitch decrease, you will crochet a certain number of stitches together according to your pattern , reducing the number of stitches available to work into for the next row. INC Increase To work a stitch increase, you will crochet a certain number of extra stitches into a single stitch according to your pattern , increasing the number of stitches available to work into for the next row.

FPDC Front Post Double Crochet Work just as a normal double crochet stitch, only instead of working into the next chain space, you work around the vertical post, around the front. BPDC Back Post Double Crochet Work just as a normal double crochet stitch, only instead of working into the next chain space, you work around the vertical post, around the back.

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What should I share? Please share images that will help other visitors. Both sizes are worked the same. The smaller size has with the chain edge being the long side, and the larger size has the chain edge as the short side. Round 1: Ch 3, dc evenly around, working dc, ch 1, dc in each corner.

Join to turning chain with slip stitch ; turn, slip st into ch-1 space. Or, you could also use one of these other amazing crochet border patterns over 25 to choose from! This is very pretty!! Thank you so much for sharing your talents with us, for all the beautiful, free patterns, and the crochet tips! Thank you so much Jean! I just added it to Ravelry. I am so blessed that my mother taught me how to crochet, today is her heavenly 90th Birthday.

I will be trying this one after I get settled in a new place where I can get all my yarn plus her unfinished projects out and finish her work. That would be amazing! Happy birthday to your Mom in Heaven. My grandmother just passed away in August and she would have been 89 this year. Do you know how many I should chain at the beginning and how much yarn I need? This pattern uses a chain in multiples of 4, so you would need to decide how wide to make it a lot of times I chain in the multiples until the chain looks wide enough to me — totally not scientific, but it works!

Thank you, that helps. I will just need to figure out how big I want it to be. Love the pattern with the yarn. Thank you for sharing. My question is, when adding the next skein of yarn do you try to match it to the color change, or just add on and keep going? I love this. What does the back side look like? I am in search of stitches that look good on both sides for a sampler blanket I am making. Alison chose subdued colors for her blanket, and decided to finish it off with the wavy part of the border on two sides, and shells on another two.

Wavy part and shell part come together at 90 degree angle, and this is fine, too. Bold and ornamental edgings often become an art in itself, not only adorning your main design, but becoming a crucial part of it.

Take a peek below to see all the nuances it hides — petal-like motifs, little picots and spiky shells. You may also like this article — Larksfoot Stitch Ideas.

This dense, structural border will be perfect for blankets and afghans, because it has an ornamental quality to it. It reminds me of carpet borders, which timeless beauty is present after years and years. This lovely design will look great in many different color combinations, too, so if you would like to employ it to more colorful design, it will do great.

Meet me on the Corner by Christine Bateman is a free crochet pattern , which you can find on Ravelry. Floral borders have something sweet in them, so they are great for feminine blankets or bedspreads. As you can see in the photos, this border designed by Betty featured delicate popcorn tulips, which hide between front post stitches.

Corners are simple and plain, but also crisp and eye-catching. This border pattern is free , and you can download it directly from Ravelry. It works great, right? Take a look below and decide for yourself. Wrap itself is made with crochet hexagons, which create straight line on one side, but dips and valleys on the other. This crochet edging fits flowers in each of these dips, and flows seamlessly from one side to another. This lovely vintage-inspired design by Rachele will fit right into your project, if you are working with lacy squares or stitches.

The corners are especially beautiful, because they feature bold fans and picots. You can purchase this pattern on Etsy , or read more about it on Ravelry. Do you like working with squares? Great, because you may also like this article — Battenberg Blanket Crochet Ideas. If you want to give lightness to your project, choose lacy border, such as one you can see below.

It consists of two parts — simple, but delicate net, and spiky vintage crochet edging. Sharing is caring, so if you liked this article, be sure to share it with your friends and spread the word!

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