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December 10, 2010

Around the Corner Borders

I borrow a lot of pattern books from our local library and  recently I borrowed the book Around the Corner Crochet Borders by Edie Eckman.  I enjoyed it so much as there were so many patterns and helpful hints that I decided to purchase this book.


There are 150 different edgings to add to your crochet work.  I usually just add a fringe or a shell stitch edging.  Now I'll be adding all sorts of edgings.
I recently finished a scarf out of some left over yarn from another project.  And instead of the usual edging I added a corkscrew fringe.


What a fun way to finish off a project.


As well as all the different edgings the book explains how to turn corners when you are adding these edgings to afghans, blankets or granny squares.  I just may find myself taking off some of those boring fringes and adding fun borders to some of the scarves and afghans I've already made.

Happy Hooking!

3 thoughts from visitors:

  1. I aDoRe this book, but never thought of the whirlygigs at the end of scarf. Perfect.. Thanks for the reminder.

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  2. Very cute scarf. Love the corkscrews.

    Melinda

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  3. Love your decorations and the quilt is beautiful.
    I knitted a scarf for my daughter as well. Have to take a picture:)
    Thank you for visiting and leaving a comment.
    - Cheers Gisela.

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