Add a personalized finishing touch to your next crochet project with any one of the crochet borders you’ll find inside this amazing book. Around the Corner: Crochet Borders by Edie Eckman features more than 150 different borders and trims to choose from. This book is a great resource for finding colorful, creative edgings for any pattern you’re working on. Each edging design includes charts and instructions for creating the perfect border.
The patterns found inside this book can be used for endless items including crocheted baby blankets, knitted scarves, or even a store-bought tank top. Adding a colorful crocheted edge is a great way to add the perfect finishing touch to any item. Whether you’re looking for lacy, plain, fancy, ruffled, or straight, you’ll find the perfect edging pattern inside Around the Corner: Crochet Borders.
AllFreeCrochet is giving away one copy of Around the Corner: Crochet Borders, and you could be the lucky winner! Enter right here for your chance to win. The contest ends 2/20/13.
What item would you add a crocheted border? Leave a comment below and let us know!
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If I do not win it I will definitly by it.
Crochet a shaw and I would put a boader around the edge.
I am in the middle of making a cardigan for myself and it would be nice to have something a little different on the edges instead of a normal expected edge.
I’d like to learn borders for afghans.
Would come in handy!
I am making a tank top that I would add a fancy trim to.
A guest towel in the bathroom with a washcloth to match.
Love crochet books.
Everyone in the north wants hats right now. I would put different borders on every hat and wrist warmers that I crochet.
next project is a baby blanket
I have some tank tops that would look cute with a border around the bottom.
Have a new granddaughter. Lots of projects, maybe a blanket, maybe booties. So many ideas
I would make borders on everything! I have been wishing for this book.
I always add a decorative border to the ends of scarves! I don’t like fringe – it looks so ragged after washing.
Love to leave crochet borders on my afghans…do not like fringe edging….actually anything that calls for a fringe I add crochet edging.
I am going to design my own afghan with some yarn I purchased on line today. A fancy border would be a nice touch
Saw a nice knitted baby blanket that could use a nice crocheted border.
Thanks for the really cool give a way,love it all!! I’m going to make a lacy top 😀
I would add a border to my sons queen size blanket
borders for something i will do for my daughter’s upcoming wedding
To a baby blanket!!! Would love this book!
I just found a set of my grandmother’s pillowcases, so I’d add a border to them as she didn’t have the chance to do that.
I would love to put some of these on some pillow cases & my grand-neices socks.
I would love to do some on some Bath Towels and Face Washer sets for my grandchildren. They would add a personal & beautiful touch to something ordinary.
Thank you for the chance.
Julie
gr8 looking book!
i love borders on shawls, ponchos, sweaters & hats!
I would love to Crochet orange and black stocking caps, mittens and other items for our high school colors. Thanks for the great contests and I would love to win. Thanks Cecilia CECE
I just got the e-mail that I won. Cant wait to get this book and put some finishing touches on projects Thank you so much
I would add borders to my tank tops, dress them up a little.
I like to add boarders to bath and Kitchen towels.
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