Crochetkari: Corner to Corner Blanket Edging

Sunday 28 September 2014

Corner to Corner Blanket Edging

Happy Navaratri to all my dear readers.  
Navaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated for nine nights (nava means nine and ratri means night), dedicated to the nine forms of Shakti the Mother Goddess. As with all other festivals in India, this festival too is celebrated in different ways in different parts of India, but always with great pomp and splendor involving a lot of color, lighting, music and dance. The tenth day is known as Vijayadashami or Dussehra which marks the victory of Goddess Durga over the demon Mahishasura as well the victory of Lord Ram over the Demon king Ravana.
Click the links in the above passage to know more about the festivals and the deities.


Some time back I showed you the corner to corner blanket I had made. It looked quite good as it was...without a border, but when I came across a pretty neat border pattern I had to add it to my blanket.

crochet c2c blanket edging

Isn't that spiffy! I love the knit-like effect of the stitch. My lovely friend Susan at Felted Button has a PDF pattern for the the blanket as well as the edging and its FREE!!

Here's a closer look:

crochet  c2c blanket edging


Teddy dear wants to sleep on the blankie  :)

crochet corner to corner blanket

The pattern by Susan is called Spring into Summer has detailed pics for the blanket as well as the edging.

I think the stitch is called crochet stockinette stitch (correct me if I am wrong). Mikey at Crochet crowd calls it the Camel stitch and he has a video which shows how to do the stitch.

So, how do you like my blanket? I think it is super cute. And so does BowWow!  :)

crochet corner to corner blanket

Did you like the edging? If you use this stitch in your project please do share your pics/blog post.

crochet corner to corner blanket

You can see this blanket in my Etsy Shop.

See you soon, Happy Crafting.







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12 comments:

  1. Thank you for sharing. Love the blanket.
    Have a nice day, Here in Norway it is evening and I'll be knitting and drinking coffe later.

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  2. Yes, this blanket is super cute. I love it and I love the colors you used.

    Lisa

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  3. Thank you for the information about the festival, I like reading about other cultures.
    Your blanket is lovely, it looks very warm and soft, beautiful colours!

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  4. I love this pattern it has been on my to do list for ever so long and I have just started making it, it's fun to make too, love the colours in your blanket it's beautiful. :)

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  5. Beautiful work, Sangeetha! And thanks for the link. I love this post.

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  6. Beautiful work, Sangeetha! And thanks for the link. I love this post.

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  7. Very beautiful blanket , Sangeetha !! The edging is perfect:) I hope in next few months, I will attempt a blanket project. Until then, cushion covers are big enough for me to crochet.

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  8. A perfect edging to a perfect and very pretty blanket. It's lovely to see your pretty face on the side bar. I haven't visited for a while as we've been in France. Have you seen my new blog? It's all about the old farmhouse we've just bought to renovate in France. I'm still doing my old blog too though! If you like to take a peek at my new one it's called Brambling in Brittany. Here's the link: http://bramblinginbrittany.blogspot.co.uk/ Have a great day. Maggie xx

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  9. Its lovely Sangeetha. The edging gives a clean look. Kudos... awaiting your next project :) Happy Navratri dear.

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  10. The blanket is beautiful and the edging perfect !!!!
    Have a great week !
    Happy Navratri !
    Anna

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  11. Hi Sangeetha! What a wonderful blanket, so cosy looking!
    I love the pattern, too! Thanks for providing the link!
    Ingrid xx
    http://myfunkycrochet.blogspot.be

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  12. Thanks for your insight for your fantastic posting. I’m glad I have taken the time to see this. weighted autism blanket

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