It might seem hard to believe, but one of my very first crochet projects was unfortunately an unevenly stitched blanket. To be honest, it didn’t look like a square or rectangle when it was finished since I had somehow managed to create a shape I didn’t even know existed!… I’m pretty sure my fluctuating crochet […]

I often get compliments on how "neat" my crochet work is. And now my secret to crocheting perfectly straight edges is here! My no-fail technique to achieve an edge so crisp you won't even need a border.

My all-time favorite crochet border? The reverse shells using single crochet, and it is SO MUCH EASIER than it looks! Let me show you how!

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Chevron. Ripple. Wave. Zigzag. Call it what you like, but this little stitch is a winner. Recently, I've been working on a pattern for a magazine and I needed to straighten up the top and bottom edges so that I could stitch it closed. I also had lots of lovely people on Instagram asking me about the pattern. So here you are. Fresh off the hook. I worked on two different versions- you can choose the one you prefer. Mine are just small samples, but you can adjust the pattern to make it as…

Isn't this a pretty wave shell stitch edging for a blanket, scarf, shawl?

Explore Your Crochet's free patterns blog and discover inspiring ideas to ignite your creativity. Read our post, 'Crochet Blanket Edgings'.

The Crochet Wave Border Pattern is a lovely crochet edge that is perfect for any blanket. The result will give your projects a unique finish that will have people mesmerized.

Add a bit of flare to your next crochet project by using my Crochet Ruffle Border Pattern. It’s fun, easy and perfect for beginner crocheters.