There’s a moment in every project when the edge matters. It’s the line that finishes the story, the detail that lifts the whole piece. Today I’m sharing six crochet edgings built from clear chart instructions—each one beginning from a simple chain at point A, each one worked with quiet intention. Some are stitched into the foundation chain, some wrap around soft chain-space arches, some use picots for a crisp touch, and others rely on clean rows worked under both loops. A few have a single row where the stitches break the pattern and reach around an arch for contrast.
These edgings are shown in full vertically. The repeats sit neatly between the arrows. Simple rules. Clean structure. Beautiful results.
