How to Crochet a Triple Picot Border

Choose your yarn and hook., Single crochet around your work., Chain stitch 5., Make 1 single crochet in the same stitch., Make 2 more picots in the same stitch., Chain 4 for the transition., Skip 5 stitches, then make a single crochet in the sixth...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Choose your yarn and hook.

    The type of yarn and hook you use does not matter, but they should match each other.

    Buy your yarn and look at the label.

    Find the image with the crochet hook on it and look for a letter or number.

    This tells you the crochet hook size you need for that yarn. , This will make things more consistent and help give your border something to attach to.

    When you reach the corners, put 4 stitches into 1 stitch; this creates the bend and prevents it from curling.

    When you reach the sides, take into account your stitches.

    You want the same amount of stitches on all four sides.If your piece is made up of double-crochets, you may need to put 2 stitches each stitch on the sides. , Slip your hook through both loops of the first stitch on your border.

    Make 5 chain stitches.

    This will make the first loop of your picot., Go back to the first stitch where you started the chain.

    Make a single crochet through both loops of the stitch.

    This closes the chain and makes your first picot., For each picot, chain stitch 5, then make a single crochet through both loops in the first stitch., This will create a gap between your triple picots and prevent them from bumping up against each other., This secures the chain to the border and completes the gap., Keep repeating the previous steps until you reach the end of the row.
  2. Step 2: Single crochet around your work.

  3. Step 3: Chain stitch 5.

  4. Step 4: Make 1 single crochet in the same stitch.

  5. Step 5: Make 2 more picots in the same stitch.

  6. Step 6: Chain 4 for the transition.

  7. Step 7: Skip 5 stitches

  8. Step 8: then make a single crochet in the sixth stitch.

  9. Step 9: Repeat the triple picot in the sixth stitch.

Detailed Guide

The type of yarn and hook you use does not matter, but they should match each other.

Buy your yarn and look at the label.

Find the image with the crochet hook on it and look for a letter or number.

This tells you the crochet hook size you need for that yarn. , This will make things more consistent and help give your border something to attach to.

When you reach the corners, put 4 stitches into 1 stitch; this creates the bend and prevents it from curling.

When you reach the sides, take into account your stitches.

You want the same amount of stitches on all four sides.If your piece is made up of double-crochets, you may need to put 2 stitches each stitch on the sides. , Slip your hook through both loops of the first stitch on your border.

Make 5 chain stitches.

This will make the first loop of your picot., Go back to the first stitch where you started the chain.

Make a single crochet through both loops of the stitch.

This closes the chain and makes your first picot., For each picot, chain stitch 5, then make a single crochet through both loops in the first stitch., This will create a gap between your triple picots and prevent them from bumping up against each other., This secures the chain to the border and completes the gap., Keep repeating the previous steps until you reach the end of the row.

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