The Polka Dot Border was what I used to finish off my 2014 Moogly Crochet Along blanket! And whether you’re finishing up a CAL or just looking to add a special touch to a project, this edging is a fun and versatile choice! So here’s how to crochet the Polka Dot Border.
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How to Crochet the Polka Dot Border – Right Handed
How to Crochet the Polka Dot Border – Left Handed
As Seen in This Video (Click for more info!)
- US – I, 5.5mm Furls Fiberarts Odyssey Hook
- Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice
- Polka Dot Border – FREE written crochet pattern
- Whirlwind Afghan Square – Moogly Crochet Along Square #22
The Polka Dot Border works well on afghans, bowls and baskets, ponchos… anywhere you can add an edging! The set up row doesn’t always require the perfect stitch count – skip just 1 stitch for the last repeat, if needed to make it work!
And play with color! In the photo above, I used the same color for the outside of the project, the setup row, and the background row, so the dots and final round really pop. But then in the video, I used different colors throughout – also super fun!
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial video, and that it’s given you a little bit of inspiration on how you can add the Polka Dot Border to your next project!
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Anyi
Gorgeous! thanks for sharing with such detail and personalizing for left or right handers.
Tamara Kelly
🙂 Thank you, I’m glad you like it!
Aggie
I love this border! I want to try it on a blanket made up of granny squares – could I start directly with the set up round or should I do a round of sc to make the sides more straight/even where the granny squares meet?
Tamara Kelly
That’s how I’ve used it – twice now! You can add a round of sc if you feel it’s needed, but if they are pretty straight already then you can go right to the set up round. 🙂