What kinds of projects can I finish with New crochet edging designs?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>In <b>New crochet edging designs</b> you’ll find options for finishing both large and small pieces: blankets, shawls, scarves, cushions, garments and accessories. What’s useful is that there are narrow edgings for a subtle finish and wider edgings for when you want the edging to be the star, so you can choose depending on the final style you’re after and the visual weight you want to add to the edge.</p><p>If you’re wondering whether it only suits crochet, most edgings can be used to finish any piece with a “crochet-able” edge (for example, a knitted item or a fabric edge where you can work stitches around the perimeter). That’s why, if you’re considering <b>buying New crochet edging designs by Edie Eckman</b>, it’s an especially practical book when you make a variety of projects and want finishing options for different uses.</p></div>

How do you adapt the edgings in the book New crochet edging designs to different sizes?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>A common question before <b>buying New crochet edging designs</b> is whether the edgings work “as is” or need lots of adjustment. The book is designed to help you adapt: many edgings are based on repeats (multiples), which lets you adjust the length of the finish by working out how many repeats you need for your perimeter. This is key when you’re working on blankets or shawls, where the edge rarely matches an exact swatch.</p><p>Also, when an edging needs a finer adjustment, the solution is usually in the foundation round (or in small transition sections) to match the stitch count without distorting the piece. That’s why, if you’re interested in <b>crochet edgings for blankets</b>, you’re not relying on “luck”: you’ve got a clear method to reach a neat final size.</p></div>

Does New crochet edging designs help with corners and finishing rounds without the edging rippling?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>Yes, and that’s exactly the difference between a genuinely useful book and a simple photo collection. With <b>crochet edgings for corners</b>, attention is paid to changes of direction: how to “turn” the corner while keeping the edging pattern, and how to distribute stitches so the finish doesn’t pull in or flare out too much. This is essential for blankets, mats or rectangular pieces.</p><p>It also covers finishing rounds: how to join neatly so the seam doesn’t show, and how to keep the edging flat when there are shells, points or waves. If you often struggle with edgings that curl or ruffle, this book saves you a lot of trial runs. And if you also use the <b>crochet edging charts</b> included in the <b>New crochet edging designs book</b>, it’s easier to spot where the “key” stitch is that controls the shape.</p></div>

How can I quickly find a specific edging in New crochet edging designs?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>If you’re going to use it as a working tool (not just a read), this matters a lot. In <b>New crochet edging designs</b> there are <b>139 edgings</b>, which is a lot, and to help you quickly locate the one you need there’s a reference system designed to take you back to a design: a visual directory, supporting resources and an organisation that helps you find edgings by look or by “family” of finishes. That’s what makes the book reusable every time you start a new project.</p><p>Also, when you’re unsure about symbols or reading a chart, there are reference aids (glossary/indexes) so you don’t have to search elsewhere. If your goal is to <b>buy New crochet edging designs by Edie Eckman</b> as a “finishing catalogue” for your work table, this practical side makes the difference: less time searching and more time crocheting, with a more consistent result.</p></div></div>

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New Crochet Edging Designs

Name: New Crochet Edging Designs
Brand: DRAC
SKU: DRC203395
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If you’re looking to buy the book New Crochet Edging Designs to finish off your projects with a professional look, this Edie Eckman book is a very practical guide. It brings together 139 edging designs, with clear instructions and charts, designed for corners, rounds and different styles. Ideal for blankets, shawls, cushions or garments when you want to vary borders, waves, lace edgings and textures, and choose the edging according to the effect you’re after.

Author: Edie Eckman

Language: Spanish

Publisher: DRAC

ISBN: 9788498745801

Binding: Paperback

Published: Year 2017

Size 20 x 26 cm

Pages: 224 pages

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New crochet edging designs: 139 finishes for a perfect result

In the book New crochet edging designs by Edie Eckman you’ll find a repertoire designed to finish with intention, not just “add any old border”. It brings together options for clean, decorative or textured finishes, and guides you so the edging suits the project: a blanket, a shawl, a garment or a cushion. Each design is presented so you can reproduce it, with visual support, and without wasting time trying things at random.

The collection includes 139 crochet edgings, from narrow, simple options to wider, more complex ones, so you can choose depending on how much you want the finish to stand out. Throughout the book, written instructions are combined with step-by-step guidance, photographs and charts, so you can work round by round and check the result in each section, even if you’re not an expert in more elaborate finishes.

As well as the designs, the book teaches you the logic behind an edging: how it’s built, how to finish a round, and how it behaves when it changes direction. This practical section is reinforced with design concept notes and a reference system that makes it easy to return to a specific edging when you need it. It’s a guide designed to be used again and again in everyday making, not left on the shelf.

New crochet edging designs: how to choose the right edging for your project

One of the most valuable parts of the book New crochet edging designs is that it doesn’t just show pretty samples: it helps you decide. It explains how to choose the shape according to function (a subtle finish, a decorative frame, a wavy border, etc.) and how the width of an edging changes the look of a project. That way you can choose the edging that best suits your piece with confidence.

It also covers the role of yarn and colour: the same edging can look light or bold depending on the fibre, thickness and contrast. This is really useful if you’re looking for bordes de ganchillo para mantas or you want an elegant finish on shawls and garments, because it guides you so the edging doesn’t “pull” or throw the fabric out of balance. It encourages you to work swatches before deciding.

New crochet edging designs: corners, charts and quick reference

When a project has corners or changes direction, an edging stops being just decoration and becomes a technical challenge. That’s why the book dedicates space to how to “turn the corner” and the mechanics of an edging, with guidance on keeping the stitch rhythm so the finish lies flat. In many designs you’ll see crochet edgings for corners, supported by charts that clarify the sequence.

To work quickly, it includes a visual directory that lets you spot styles at a glance, plus a glossary and alphabetical index to solve questions without leaving the book. If you like learning from charts, the crochet edging charts are especially useful for memorising repeats and adapting lengths to different widths. New crochet edging designs is a perfect tool to keep close by, unlock ideas and finish with confidence.