Easy one row border

I love when you can find a fun border that doesn’t take forever to crochet. This is a great technique that looks like more than one row, but it isn’t! It’s so fun to work up.

This tutorial is by Christine from Sweet Potato 3 Patterns.

The Zig Zag Bobble Border

This is such a fun and playful border. This is one that I have yet to try, but you can bet, I’ve added it to my list to try very soon!

Here is a great tutorial by You Should Craft that walks you through the steps of crocheting this fun stitch combo.

Wave Border

If you want a nice clean border that shows a bit of a wave to it, this tutorial by Sunflower Cottage is just what you need. Changing the color of yarn in the rows that create the wave really makes the design pop. This is a great play on stitches that you can really see.

Curling Waves Border Tutorial

So yesterday we have a flat border that featured a wave. BUT, today we have a wave that speaks more and says “look at me!”

How cute is this border, so fun and playful. Nana’s Crafty Home shows exactly how to work this stitch combination. And, while you are there be sure to see her darling blanket she has it one (you can kind of see that cute little crab already…).

A Picot Edging

Sometimes something that looks simple is the best way to go. A traditional picot edging can sometimes add the perfect touch to your project.

My friend Kristen, designer of Hooks, Books & Wanderlust has a great photo and video tutorial to show you simple this really is. Check it out in the button below:

Crochet Rope Edging

I love the way the rope edging lets you use two colors to really make the border a statement in the design. Straight Hook has a great video tutorial that will walk you through the steps to create this look.

The Coil Chain Border

This tutorial is similar to the one above, BUT, it has a completely different look with the additional colors. I wanted to share both of these with you because they really are worked up a little differently.

This 3 color option is being shared by Hooked for Life, Be sure you check it out and pin it or save it for later.

Moss Stitch Border

The Moss Stitch Border is also known as the linen stitch or even the granite stitch. This border is a lovely classic look that creates clean look that drapes perfectly.

Ambassador Crochet is sharing their tutorial that I know your going to love. This is a great stitch combo that you can crochet in a solid color or with multiple colors as shown. I have used this in a few of my blanket designs.

Clean Edge Lines

Today I am excited to share a technique that can change the look of your border foundation. I love discovering new techniques that elevate your skill level. So, a huge thank you to Blackstone Designs for sharing this with us today.

DC Weave Crochet Border

I think this is one of my favorite borders being features this month. The reason is because I love the woven look AND this is one I have never tried before.

We should both try it together, it looks like so much fun. I have to thank, Knitting with Chopsticks for sharing this amazing tutorial with all of us.

Treble Front Post Border

If you have more than one color and want your border to really pop, this is a great option. The multi-colors really make the texture created in the front post stitches stand out.

It would look great in a solid color too, but wouldn’t have that added pop that this shows. Check out the full stitch tutorial by Simply Melanie Jane below:

Single Crochet in Back Loop Only

A fairly easy technique of single crocheting the back loop only creates this gorgeous look! The clean edges and color changes are a great way to finish off a project. But I think the part I am totally in love with, are those fun corners!

EyeLoveKnots have a fun and easy to follow tutorial on just how to make this border. Check it out through the button below:

Soloman’s Knot Border

Some crochet projects need a nice lightweight border, something maybe a little lacey. The Solomon’s Knot is a border tutorial you should bookmark for one of those projects.

Pam’s Cozy Corner has a great photo tutorial to walk you through this lovely stitch pattern technique. And for those (like me) who find it easier to watch, check out the video tutorial also in the link below:

Little Stars Crochet Border

This feature is so fun and unique. As you crochet the border you will be shown how to crochet these adorable little stars. This is a bold border that I am sure would be the perfect touch on some projects.

Raffamusa Designs is sharing a great photo & video tutorial on how to work the Little Stars Border up!

Camel Stitch Crochet Border

Another visually appealing border, this is similar to the crocheting in the 3rd loop border above. However, this gives you a visual of the solid color that creates a nice clean textured border.

Another great video tutorial on this technique thanks to Emilee Designs, be sure to check it out below:

Ribbed Border Crochet Tutorial

The ribbed border is a classic way to finish your crochet project. This look is ideal for so many projects including, blankets, pillows, sweaters and other garments and so much more.

Winding Road Crochet has a great tutorial that will show you how to crochet this fun rounded corner border.

Crochet Crab Stitch Tutorial

One of the first borders I learned to crochet was the crab stitch, also known as the reverse single crochet stitch. I love how it creates an edge that looks like it is rolled. It’s a fun way to finish off a project.

Check out this great tutorial by Salty Pearl Crochet:

Alternating Puff Stitch Border

Want a bold border that still has texture but stands out like a border should, then the alternating puff stitch is what you need to try!

I love how this is a solid border, I must give this one a try.. maybe even my next project!

This great tutorial is by Underground Crafter, be sure to check out the step-by-step instructions in the link below:

3rd Loop Half Double Crochet

This is a border that creates nice clean lines and is great for square or rectangular crochet projects. The lines that are created look like braids laying across the top of the crochet stitches.

You’ll love this tutorial and can see more angles of the stitches in the linked tutorial by Briana K below:

Bobble Border Tutorial

Our final border is a fun border that is all about fun! It’s a bobble border that is a cute way to finish a project, it adds a playful touch that you will love.

A fun tutorial by Juniper & Oakes will walk you through crocheting the bobble border, be sure to check it out through the button below: