How to: Add a simple border to a granny stripe blanket

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Many crochet blanket borders start with a round of single crochet stitches. With a granny stripe blanket though, it can be really hard to see where to work the single crochets, and to keep them even. Start instead with a round of granny stitch clusters (clusters of 3 double crochets), working them into the obvious gaps along the edge, with 3DC, CH2, 3DC in the corners. Then, for your next round you can just work one single crochet in each stitch, with 2SC, CH2, 2SC in each corner. Easy!

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Brava! Thank you for the idea

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glad you like it! ☺

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удачное сочетание цветов. интересно узор представлен, как его повернули. думаю, куда бы его применить. хочу такую юбку теплую к зиме.....спасибо за идею...

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Thank you! Glad you like it. Have fun making your skirt! :)

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Many crochet blanket borders start with a round of single crochet stitches. With a granny stripe blanket though, it can be really hard to see where to work the single crochets, and to keep them even. Start instead with a round of granny stitch clusters (clusters of 3 double crochets), working them into the obvious gaps along the edge, with 3DC, CH2, 3DC in the corners. Then, for your next round you can just work one single crochet in each stitch, with 2SC, CH2, 2SC in each corner. Easy!