Flannel Receiving Blanket with Crochet Edging #1
Flannel blanket with crocheted edging hand made by
Hearts and Crafts member, Joan Cohen
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Raggedy Andy doll doll hand made by Christine Hohenshilt;
Add a blanket stitch to the edge of a flannel receiving blanket using #10 crochet cotton thread. If using flannel fabric rather than a finished blanket, serge around the edge first. After the blanket stitching has been completed, start the crochet edging. With right side of blanket facing, join thread with sl st thru any one of the blanket stitches. Round 1: Sc in each space made by the blanket sts, (around the entire blanket). Join with sl st to first sc. Round 2: Ch 6, skip next 3 sc *dc in next sc, ch 3, skip next 3 sc*; Repeat ** around. Join with sl st to third ch of beginning ch 6. Round 3: Ch 1, sc in same st, ch 3 (sc in next dc, ch 3) around. Join with sl st to first sc.
Round 4: (Dc, ch1) twice in next sc, work (Puff st, Picot, dc, ch 1, dc) in same st, *sl st in next sc (dc, ch 1) twice in next sc, work (Puff st, Picot, dc, ch 1, dc) in same st*; Repeat ** around. Join with sl st to same st as previous joining. Finish off.
Alternate instructions: After the blanket stitching has been completed, start the crochet edging. Make 5 double crochet *sc in next space of blanket st, skip one st, 5 dbl crochet in next st*; Repeat ** around until you have finished the entire edge of the blanket. Finish off. Abbreviations: YO - yarn over
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