Circus Circus Oddball Baby Blanket Complete - Crocheted Wavy Border
Once again, a crocheted border around a knitted blanket gives it the perfect finishing touch.
Just recently you saw the oddball baby blanket called Circus Circus after all the knitting had been completed. The colors that each knitter chose to work with were all so bright and cheerful and conjured up happy Circus-like images.
The border has now been added in an equally cheerful color using a fun, and easy, crocheted wavy stitch which you will find below.
Here is Circus Circus in all its happy cheerfulness. The variety of stitches and colors really makes it a fun and uplifting blanket and I just know it will make some little baby very happy.
This crocheted border begins with 3 rounds of single crochet to provide a solid base for the wavy stitch.
Then the quick-to-stitch decorative wavy border is added for the final round. Here's how it is worked:
After completing one or more rounds of single crochet (3 in this case), begin the wavy border by working 2 Half Double Crochets (hdc), 2 Double Crochets (dc), 1 Triple Crochet, 2 dc, 2 hdc, 4 single crochets (sc). Work each of these stitches in a separate stitch. Repeat pattern around the blanket, working 3 of whichever stitch you are on in the pattern into each corner stitch. Join with a slip stitch after finishing the last repeat of the pattern close to the beginning.
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Happy Stitching!

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Just recently you saw the oddball baby blanket called Circus Circus after all the knitting had been completed. The colors that each knitter chose to work with were all so bright and cheerful and conjured up happy Circus-like images.
The border has now been added in an equally cheerful color using a fun, and easy, crocheted wavy stitch which you will find below.
After completing one or more rounds of single crochet (3 in this case), begin the wavy border by working 2 Half Double Crochets (hdc), 2 Double Crochets (dc), 1 Triple Crochet, 2 dc, 2 hdc, 4 single crochets (sc). Work each of these stitches in a separate stitch. Repeat pattern around the blanket, working 3 of whichever stitch you are on in the pattern into each corner stitch. Join with a slip stitch after finishing the last repeat of the pattern close to the beginning.
My 300th post is coming up quickly, so don't forget to enter my giveaway. You could win 4 crocheted dishcloths in your choice of colors. Tell your friends too!
Happy Stitching!

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Labels: baby blanket, charity, crochet border, crochet pattern, crochet pictures, learn to crochet, Oddball blanket
4 Comments:
A gorgeous,fun,baby blanket! Hope it becomes a precious 'blankie' to some little one!
Hugs - Lurline♥
By
Lurline, At
April 3, 2009 at 9:19 AM
Oh, I really like that, especially the stitch in the light blue section.
By
Jane's Fabrics and Quilts, At
April 3, 2009 at 11:07 AM
Looks great MG! Love the wavy border... 8-)
By
Myra, At
April 3, 2009 at 12:07 PM
Hey Mary Grace!
I LOVE the blue border...what a nice stitch pattern!
Have a great weekend!
God Bless You,
Merry :)
By
Merry, At
April 4, 2009 at 1:07 PM
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