If you are looking for a lacy border to complete your blanket, this crochet chain border is great! It works up very quickly because it is made up of only chains and single crochet stitches and is super easy to make! It is also a great match with the flat braid join technique for joining squares.
Here is the Ansh (Tunisian Sampler) blanket where I joined the squares with the Flat Braid Join and made a crochet chain border around it.
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I have right and left handed video tutorials on my Youtube channel. You can find all my Tunisian crochet video tutorials here.
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Patterns you can make with this technique
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Myra E. Martinez Hodges
Friday 5th of May 2023
Hi! Do you hace any tutorial of cloth baby diaper border? Thanks!
Arunima
Thursday 11th of May 2023
Hello! I am sorry but I don't have a tutorial for that. I do have a round up of borders where you might be able to find a suitable border for a cloth baby diaper - https://knitterknotter.com/25-crochet-borders-for-blankets/
Rogerlene (said like Lynn)
Wednesday 15th of February 2023
Do you have a written tutorial for this border? My patience with videos is not good yet. Thank you for your time and have a fantastic day!
Arunima
Wednesday 15th of February 2023
Hello, I am sorry but I don't have a written tutorial for this pattern. It really is just a chain that you join with the previous chains and you will need do make sure you get the corners right. If you view the part where I explain the corners and a little bit of where I show how to set it up, you should be good to go.