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Envelope Border Blanket Edging

Welcome to the the border section of Homeward Bound Mosaic Blanket CAL! To finish off this blanket, we will be using an envelope border blanket edging. This type of edging creates a polished finish that hides those pesky yarn tails and gives your project a clean, professional look. This clever technique neatly encloses the edges of your blanket, securing any loose ends and adding a smooth, double-layered border that complements the intricate mosaic design. You can find the free pattern below for use for the blanket in this CAL or any mosaic blanket.

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Yarn Used for this blanket edging:

I used Caron One Pound for the entire blanket. I used each color of the mosaic blanket in the envelope border. White, Soft Sage, Sky, Soft Gray, and Rose.

This envelope border features in the Homeward Bound Mosaic Blanket CAL

Pattern Instructions for the Envelope Border Blanket Edging:

To make the border less bulky, go down a hook size to US G (4 mm).

Front Border:

The right side of the blanket should be facing you, the side with the mosaic pictures.

Rnd 1: Join Color A to any non-corner stitch of Row 140. Sc in FLO of each st to the corner st, (sc, ch 1, sc) in FLO of corner, sc down the length of blanket in the v-shaped stitches of the mosaic and on top of stitches in the non-mosaic {see photo below} to the next corner, (sc, ch 1, sc) in corner, sc in FLO across Row 1 to next corner, (sc, ch 1, sc) in FLO of corner, sc up the length of blanket in the v-shaped stitches of the mosaic and on top of stitches in the non-mosaic to the next corner,, (sc, ch 1, sc) in corner, sc in FLO of remaining sts. Join with invisible join sl st. fasten off

Photo tutorial for an envelope border blanket edging.

Rnd 2: Join Color B, to any non-corner st, sc in BLO of each st around, with (sc, ch 1, sc) in each corner, join as before, fasten off

Rnds 3-4: Join Color D for Rnd 3 and Color E for Rnd 4, sc in BLO of each st around, with (sc, ch 1, sc) in each corner, join as before, fasten off

Rnd 5: Join Color C, dc in BLO of each st around, with (dc, ch 1, dc) in each corner, join as before, fasten off

Back Border:

The wrong side of the blanket should be facing you, the side with the stripes.

Rnd 1: Join Color A to any non-corner stitch of Row 140, Rep Rnd 1 of Front Border

Rnd 2: With Color B, Rep Rnd 2 of Front Border

Rnds 3-4: With Color D for Rnd 3 and Color E for Rnd 4, Rep Rnds 3-4 of Front Border

Rnd 5: With Color C, Rep Rnd 5 of Front Border, fasten off

Tie two yarn ends together up the sides of the mosaic sections. Trim to 1”.

Final Round:

With the right side of blanket facing you, join Color C and BLOsc through both the Front and Back Borders (in stitches closest to each other) making sure short fringe stays between the two borders. Fasten off. Weave in any remaining ends.

Corner of an envelope border blanket edging.

I hope you enjoyed making the Homeward Bound Mosaic Blanket. I would love to see your finished blankets. Be sure to tag me on social media @simplymelanienjane Or join my Crochet For You and Your Home Facebook Group.

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