Entrelac Borders
Most crocheters and Tunisian knitters prefer to have a flat border around their Entrelac projects. I don't blame them as the technique of Entrelac does make the mini boxes curl up on the edges.
The border, whether going around or in rows across are exceptionally easy as long as you understand how to decrease your stitches.
Today's information assumes you already know how to do Entrelac and are looking for a way to finish it nicely.
Steps to Making Flat Edges
I have a Downloadable PDF for the Entrelac Afghan & Borders instructions for those who wish it.
More Entrelac Projects
- Entrelac Crochet Tips for Afghan Creation
- Entrelac & Rectangular Afghans
- Jester's Bag of Tricks Entrelac Napsack
Video Tutorial
More Crochet Border Ideas
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Wendy says
Hi Mikey, love all your tutorials. You make them SSOO simple to follow.
Question: do you have or know of where I can find a written pattern for the Entrelac Edging please? Keep up the good work.?
Mikey says
Evening. I don't know if I ever wrote it out. I think I just learned and filmed it. I'm sorry.
Barb turcotte says
No blue button
Nancy I Sanchez says
no blue button
iris says
is it possible to have a left handed pattern for the tunisian stitch?
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
I didn't know there were left handed patterns for Tunisian. Sorry.
Elizaberh McColgan says
Once you do the border, how would you continue around the edges to put more edging on this afghan? Like more rounds of edging.
Christine says
I'm half way through an entrelac afghan and was wondering how to finish off and uncurl the edges 🙂 Thanks for the super idea.
Tessa Hamilton says
So serendipitus - I was just wondering this morning how to finish off an entralac afghan neatly! Thank you for these easy to understand instructions.