Ruffle crochet edging

Want to surround your crochet project with a fun frill with ease? This crochet ruffle could NOT be easier and it doesn't matter how many stitches you have!

Ruffles are a fun and easy way to add some beautiful texture edging to any crochet project. Worked in simple stitches, you can add them to the bottom of a skirt, a blanket, garment and lots more! Want a little help? There's a full video tutorial below too! How to Crochet Ruffled Edging By Jennifer Dickerson Click the button below to add this project to your Ravelry queue: Click below to watch a full video tutorial: Love video tutorials? Click here to subscribe to the Fiber Flux YouTube…

Ruffle Edging is an easy yet charming finishing touch to a crocheted item. Only basic crochet stitches are used to add a fancy flair!

The Strisce Easy Crochet Ruffle Edge Wrap is a free, beginner friendly, pattern. Work thsi shawl in colors of your choosing, or self striping yarn.

Ruffle Edging is an easy yet charming finishing touch to a crocheted item. Only basic crochet stitches are used to add a fancy flair!

This week, let's get frilly! Ruffles are a fun and versatile way to edge your projects. Almost any stitch pattern can become a ruffle. Which do you like?

Crochet Tutorial - 12 Creative Crochet Border Ideas: Learn these beautiful stitching technique to make this simple but fancy looking border. Once you get the hang of it, it is a breeze! Happy hooking! #border #edge #yarn #yarnlove #idealme

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Ruffle edging is a great way to add a fancy touch to the end of your crochet project. This How to Crochet Ruffle Edging video tutorial perfectly shows you and breaks down how you can create this edging. Whether you want to add a fancy or frilly touch to the end of your crochet project, this ruffle edging pattern is the way to go. Make yourself feel like royalty by adding some stunning ruffles to your next shawl or scarf, and really have fun with the pattern and design!

This is a very basic double crochet ruffle border. If you have mastered the double crochet lesson, this will work up fast. You're going to need 2-3 skeins of contrasting colored yarn. Start by putting your hook through the corner hole where you initially started or ended the blanket. You should have a 3" or 4" tail from starting the blanket. Just lay the tail to the side, we're going to stitch over the top of it and it will lay inside the border. Then, start a slip knot loop with your border…