30+ Crochet Border Patterns

This Princess Tiara Edging video tutorial will really help you bring your next crochet project to royalty level. If you have been practicing your curtsy and policing your crown, then you need to learn how to make this edging pattern. The princess tiara edging pattern is so cute and perfect to add to those projects you are giving to your daughter, granddaughter, or niece. 

This edging video tutorial breaks down how you can get a simple yet still distinct edging pattern. Plus, this simple edging stitch is the perfect way to really secure any of your projects. That makes this edging stitch one of the best to create crochet borders for baby blankets, dishcloths, or any pattern that you are really going to get a lot of use and wear and tear from!

Want a softer edging stitch that will add a nice subtle design? Check out this Sweet Shell Edging video tutorial and learn just how easy adding this delicate edging can be. The sweet shell border gives more of soft and gentle edging style that will not be too out there and noticeable.

This Crochet Pointed Scallop Edging video tutorial shows you how easy adding edging can be. This particular edging style is an easy way to add a decorative edging without adding too much crazy detail. This is a more subtle way you can spice up your next crochet project.

Ruffle edging is a great way to add a fancy touch to the end of your crochet project. This Crochet Ruffle Edging video tutorial perfectly shows you and breaks down how you can create this edging. Whether you want to add a fancy or frilly touch to the end of your crochet project, this ruffle edging pattern is the way to go. Make yourself feel like royalty by adding some stunning ruffles to your next shawl or scarf.

This Crochet Curly Q Edging tutorial can really help you add that extra flair to your next crochet project. Curly Q borders are a super cute and fun way for you to really amp up your next crochet project. Plus, if you are working on a more basic scarf pattern, you can adorn the edges of your scarf with this curly q pattern and really put some pizzazz in it that's far different than anything else.

BONUS! The picot stitch is often used to creating beautiful crochet borders and edging. This tutorial shows you how to work up this beyond simple stitch and use it for your baby blankets, placemats, rugs, and pretty much anything else you can imagine.

Add the perfect finishing touch to your crochet pattern with this beautiful Arc Lace Edging. You can either sew this edging onto the ends or crochet it directly on the edge. 

This simple crochet pattern is an easy way to add beautiful detail to your next crochet project. This would work exceptionally well on baby blankets. It's such a fun edging that looks so playful. 

Just follow the step by step crochet instructions and you can add a beautiful bit of edging to any of your crochet afghans or blankets. It's easy enough to add to any pattern at any time, so bring out those unfinished projects and have at it.

Use crochet thread to add this pretty Zig Zag Edging to practically any household item. It's a fast and easy crochet pattern to complete, and this tutorial includes helpful step-by-step photographs. This is a great finishing touch for kitchen towels, pillowcases, washcloths, tablecloths, or even a baby burp cloth.

This classic edging design is just what you need. It's made in three rounds two rounds of chain loops and followed by a final round of shell/scallops. This edging is a lovely finishing touch that really completes the pattern and brings it all together. You don't want to miss out on this one.

To complete this edging, simply use whatever yarn and hook you used to work up your crochet item. The amount of yarn that you need will vary depending on weight, gauge, and size of the item. The polka-dot inspired design of this particular edging pattern is great for practically anything!

This free Shells and Borders Crochet Stitch Pattern teaches you to crochet this simple Lacy Stitch that's great for making lacy projects such as afghans, shawls, curtains or placemats! This easy tutorial includes instructions for both left-handed and right-handed crocheters. 

The How to Crochet Scalloped Edging tutorial shows you exactly how to make this edging so that you can learn to crochet with ease. Go step-by-step with the crochet instructions so that you can continue to add these stitches to your borders later on.

These triangles are a great finishing touch because they are out of the ordinary. Children will not get their scarves or blankets mixed up, and you can add a fun new touch to any worn-out project! This edging would look great as a sun's rays and as a spiky edge for a dinosaur blanket.

Add this Pumpkin Patch Edging to your next autumn-inspired crocheted afghan, or perhaps your Thanksgiving tablecloth. It's suitable for both chunky and lightweight yarns. This pumpkin-themed edging is also perfect for Halloween crochet patterns. The possibilities are endless with this free crochet pattern.

Add this edging on to any finished blanket, no matter if it was originally crocheted, knitted, or is just made out of fabric. Just make sure to use a corresponding yarn and hook size that matches the original yarn of the blanket. You can even create your own effect by using one or two colors of your choice.

Follow this Easiest Ever Crocheted Edging pattern to complete your next project. It can be applied to almost any crochet garment or pattern. This is a versatile edging tutorial that you will find yourself using over and over again. 

This elegant and intricate edging uses only four simple stitches. It would be perfect for a gorgeous cowl or shawl pattern. Your crochet projects will look so lacy and classy when you use this edging design. You'll be getting so many compliments. 

BONUS! The Easiest Crochet Edging is a simple way for you to beautifully finish off your crochet projects. Crochet edging stitches can be too complicated and will turn you off from trying to do them, but we've found a super easy way for you to get it done.

Monster Fleece Lovey Blankets make great gifts for children. They're super easy crochet patterns as you're just adding a crocheted edging. Once you find the perfect fleece design, you just have to work up the head, arms, and legs. This pattern is an adorable friend for your little one.

This free crochet pattern from Red Heart is actually only for the pom pom edging, which you simply sew onto a festive fleece blanket. This semi-homemade crochet afghan pattern is a fast and easy way to decorate your home for the holidays without spending much time, effort, or money.

Ruffled edging makes this crocheted afghan ideal for precious baby girls, but boys will appreciate the unique ruffled texture, as well. This free pattern includes seven different sizing options. Make this easy afghan for your own little bundle of joy, or for an expectant friend.

Add the finishing touch to any blanket with any one of these Quick and Easy Crocheted Blanket Edging Patterns. There are three easy crochet patterns to choose from. You could even add these edgings to any simple fleece, flannel, or receiving blanket.

The picot stitch can seem complicated, but it's really quite simple when you practice it since it's just a combination of single crochet stitches and chain stitches. The picot stitch makes a fantastically simple border for crochet afghans and a wonderful edging for the hems of sweaters and top patterns. 

This Windows Border is a simple two-round border that is best for bordering squares or blocks that have been joined by one of the "loopy" methods where chain loops are made all the way around the square. You'll love how the modern and graphic style adds a unique touch to any blanket you make. So pretty, unique, and awesome!

Add your own special touch to your napkins with these this Lace Napkin Edging pattern! This easy crochet pattern is a great way to spice up your boring-looking linens. Use Bernat crochet thread to complete this pattern.

Give your pillows a makeover with these pretty Pillow Edgings! This intermediate crochet pattern features four different edging options: picot, tassel, ruffle, and lace. Use a steel crochet hook and Bernat crochet cotton to complete these patterns.

Perfect for your little girl's room is this Crochet Room Wall Decor. Make the letter of her first name to help decorate her room. This can also be made for baby boys. Baby crochet patterns really add that personal touch. This would make such a thoughtful baby shower gift. 

Take your kitchen towels from average to angelic. Instantly upgrade basic towels by learning this edging pattern. Choose yarn that matches your towels and add a lace-like border to add femininity and style to this basic kitchen item. This border idea helps with gift towels, too.

BONUS! This simple crochet border pattern is ideal for adding a bit of something extra to your sewing or crochet piece. Add this border to any item in your house and help it become the home you strive for.