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Hi Guys!
Today is the last part of our CAL! I can’t believe it! I will still drop in now and again with pictures of this beauty and maybe different squares to add to the blanket if you wish, but apart from that it will all be over. I want to wish you guys a big thankyou for following me on this journey and for crocheting along with me, and I do hope you like your final blanket too!
Happy crocheting,
Abigail
CAL – Part 43
Final Border!
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Materials:
- DK yarn in white – I’m still using Stylecraft DK yarn that I got in my order from Deramores =D
- 3mm hook
- Embroidery or Darning needle ( for weaving in ends )
Skills used/required:
- Double crochet (dc)
- Double treble crochet (dtc)
- Treble crochet (tc)
- Chaining
- Slip stitch (sl st)
Hi guys, so starting in a corner, sl st into the middle corner chain. (dc, ch 3, dc) in the same corner space, chain 2, tc in the next corner ch space, ch 1, skip ch space, * (dtc, ch 3, dtc) in next ch space, ch 1, skip ch space, tc in next ch space, ch 2, (dc, ch 3, dc) in the next ch space, ch 2, tc in the next ch space, ch 1, skip ch space, (dtc, ch 3, dtc) in next ch space, ch 1, skip ch space, (dtc, ch 3, dtc) in next ch space, ch 1, skip ch space, dtc in diamond sl st join created when joining granny squares together. (See picture below for help finding the diamond.) Ch 1, skip ch space, (dtc, ch 3, dtc) in next ch space, ch 1 *. Repeat from * until you are on a corner square again. $$ (dtc, ch 3, dtc) in next ch space, ch 1, skip ch space, tc in next ch space, ch 2, (dc, ch 3, dc) in the next ch space, ch 2, tc in the next ch space, ch 1, skip ch space, (dtc, ch 3, dtc) in next ch space, ch 1, skip ch space, tc in corner ch space, ch 3, (dc, ch 3, dc) in next corner ch space, ch 3, tc in final corner ch space, ch 1 $$ . Repeat from * and $$ when appropriate, depending on the length, width of your blanket.
You should now have a fully finished blanket, to do with as you wish! I will be adding a blog over the next few days with allllll the pictures of the gorgeous blanket in it’s full glory, as unfortunately today was too dull all day to get a picture to do the blanket justice!
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