So after careful consideration and upon pondering on it for some time, I decided to go with this simple border. The border is comprised of a row of single crochet, followed by a row of double crochet, with 3 double crochet at each corner. The space in between double crochet stitches is the result of skipping one stitch, doing a double crochet, then returning to the previously skipped stitch and do a double crochet.
Remember that there are four colors to this Afghan, so I decided to use the same color as the knitted panel. This way it will not look weird. I did start to do a different combination and permutations and more combinations and did not like the looks of it, so here it is almost ready for the showcase. Thanks for stopping by.
I am hoping that this blog will help you and me experience the craft of crochet as well as knitting. During times of silence or turmoil, crochet and knitting continuously help me quiet my mind at my own pace, enabling me to find my center. I am also sharing my SECRET persona, Lt. DAX, my life in code while living in Bajor. Maybe fiction maybe not is up to you to decide. Peldor Joi!!!
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