CROCHET: Camel Stitch BLANKET Border: Works for ANY Blanket 

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I used this border stitch on my last afghan. It looks GREAT!!! I LOVE it! I might use it on the afghan I'm just finishing. Thank you so much for this stitch pattern border. TFS! Austin TX USA

My mom left an unfinished blanket when she died. I’ve been trying to figure out the stitch she was doing for 20yrs! (She was left-handed, which made it challenging to figure out) I think this is it! It was the chevron pattern and the stitch had peaks and valleys, making a very thick full blanket. Thanks! I can’t wait to try a camel stitch chevron, turning with each row. 🤞🙏 🧶

This is off topic, but - if someone doesn't like a video, they should be required to say why, IMO. Doesn't have to be nasty or snarky, just explain what's wrong??? I thought this video was spot on and got a great deal of help from it!

Very professional! Very professional indeed. Necessary points were repeated just often enough to anchor them in my memory. The video skipped forward through stretches where we would just be watching the same stitch over and over and over again. Her voice is pleasant, her enunciation clear, and the video always stays in focus. There's no "influencer I-want-to-be-your-BFF" silliness. Wow. I have struggled with borders for a couple of years--and now by golly I see how to do it! The corners are especially pretty. (Note to other newbies: don't miss her video on how to do that very first sc round before you start the border proper. It's fabulous too.)

That was one of the best tutorial of finding the third loops that I have ever seen. You really explain things clearly, and you videographer is excellent. I have created baskets using this technique and have struggled with the third loop - no more! I think I will use this for the bottom edge of a sweater I am finishing!

I’m dazzled by this border. It’s so easy, it is coming out perfect and that because of how good this tutorial is. Thank you, I’m obsessed.

Great tutorial! Thank you! It gave me the perfect border to my blanket.

Still kinda new to crochet and my friend requested a christmas blanket for his toddler, and I have to say I was struggling as to what border to do but this is the ONE!! It's not only a beautiful pattern but your video is so straight forward and clear to me! Definitely subscribed! Tysm!

Thanks so much for this post! I made a granny square throw for my daughter, but wanted something a bit more "oomphy" for the border. This did the trick! She LOVED it and it now has pride of place on her sofa. The border definitely gave it the 'wow' factor it needed. Subscribed and will share with anyone who wants to know how to spruce up their crochet!

It reminds me of the blankets from I was a kid. It had a soft silky look edge. I like the camel stitch technique because it works for any blanket. 💙

This is perfect. Exactly what I was looking for. I’m just finishing an afghan and working an accent knit-look row through it. So the half double crochet 3rd loop is a perfect fit. Thank you so much. ❤

Great tutorial with clear stitch details! Thank you so much for this and all of your content. I finally finished the body of a gigantic intarsia afghan and this will make a great border. 😊

I love how clearly you say the instructoons. Thank you. I heard about this stitch years ago but had no clue how easy it is!

Thank you for another great tutorial. My first time doing this stitch. It is so pretty. I am bordering a baby afghan done in Moss Stitch with this Camel stitch.

Great video and you clearly explained how to do this stitch. It certainly does make a lovely near border. Thank you. 🇦🇺

Love it!!! You help me a lot cause I made a blanket but i didnt like the original border. So i made this one and its perfect 😊

This is exactly what I was looking for to border my knitted sampler afghan. Thank you!

So excited to have found this border! I am on my second row and it is turning out great. Thank you for your educational tutorial. It was so easy to follow.

This is the border I needed for my temperature blanket

How easy! Just the right finish for a very plain cap I made. Thank you!

You are an exceptional teacher

Thank you so much for this tutorial, I have used it on a blanket and also on a cardigan, it's perfect!

Thank you for the easy to understand videos

I like your videos. Because you explain how to do the stitch as you go. In a very clear and simple process. Without jumping around or going off the subject. I'm not trying to be rude to other people. But there have been projects I wanted to do. But the individual would jump around about other things not related to the pattern . So, I would have to keep rewinding the video. A few times, I just gave up. ☹️

This is just right !! Foolproof..

Thank you this was the answer to the problem of how to finish my shawl.

Simple but elegant. Thanks a lot ❤

I love this stitch! Thanks for sharing 😊

Very nice, quick and easy tutorial. Perfect, Thank you❣️✨🙌

Thank you for sharing. I am going to use this as the border for a c2c blanket I finished.

This looks knit! amazing, wish i had enough yarn to do this to my blanket!

Thanks for sharing your skills, I know have become able to do this stitch.

I love this pattern 🥰 Thank you for sharing this. It's Beautiful ❣🥰❤❤❤❤❤

Awesome thank you using this border on my bros lapghan

I made mine in three colors. Wish a color change had been demonstrated. I had a bit of trouble with my beginning corner looking right. LOVE the pattern by the way.

Like the camel stitch on my hats. Never thought to do it on a blanket:)

Beautiful stitch, love your video, so easy to follow, thank you 🤗

Excellent tutorial! Thank you for sharing! ❤

wow this is great

Thank you. Such a pretty boarder!

Thank you for this tutorial!

Very pretty thank you

Wow! 🤩 What a gorgeous border!

Hi I’ve just found your channel and this is the perfect border for a baby blanket I’ve just finished the stitch I used is pretty and the yarn colourful so didn’t need a fussy border this is working out very well and is making the blanket sturdy if that’s the right word I think I will be using this a lot thank you again a. New subscriber from Ireland ☘️☘️

Thank you I love it

Thank you, beautiful border, just what I was looking for. New sub. 👍

Great tutorial!

Grazieee,spiegazione chiarissima,grazie ancora😉

great tutorial, thank you

Very nice!

Love this. Thanks

I have just finished my waffle stitch blanket for my bed and I have been wondering what border to do to finish it off, everything is either too frilly or too plain.... This is on the plainer side but it just looks like it will fit for what I want. I love it, so will be using this for sure... Thank you so much, 🙏💐💖

Nyc thanku 😊

Very beautiful Thank you

Really appreciate this tutorial,a new sub you have

Beautiful thank you for sharing ♥️ it

Thx soooo much 🤗

Awesome

I would love to use this border on a knitted cardigan and think I can work out buttonholes, but would love some guidance for the neckband. Thank you

I know I can swatch this but I certainly wish your video had shown the back of this border. With limited yarn remaining I need a border that can easily get ripped back if I run out and cannot finish. A ribbed border is the look I want but that is an all or none border whereas this is cummulative.

This is beautiful but I can't find the tutorial on how to do a single crochet border around the entire project so that the actual border can be started. Where can I find that tutorial?

beautiful little friends come out of your hands, I would like you to see mine too, greetings

Hi! Thank you for this. I think I just found my border! I am not very sure if I fully understood. I think on row 2 you said to go into the middle yarn of the top three. But on the 3rd row you say to go into the back one? Which is it? How does this border look in the back? Thanks!

You don't mention how you got the starting chain two spaces in the corners, is there a step missing? If you have just finished a straight forward blanket with rows of any stitch, is there something you need to do first that's not in the video?

I am making the bobble baby blanket; I am not clear on how to use this border with that pattern. When you are on the top or bottom of the blanket there are 120 stitches, so do I DC in each stitch; that seems wrong as I would have more on the top/bottom sides?

Will try this stitch. What type of hook are you using. Not seen one like that before?

Who did you get your hook from. I love the length of the shaft.

How would you change yarn colors when starting a new row?

Wonderful video - thank you so much! Do you have any recommendations on the best methods to crochet the squares together, after having finished the camel stitch border?

I love this border! 🥰 Also, what is that darling blanket pattern you demonstrated for this border? I’d love to make it .😊

Hi, the border looks lovely,but do you think it would cause any problem to chain just one instead of two in the corner? I would prefer a bit smaller holes. Thank you!

Why is my camel border curling upwards in corners as if I should have increased my stitches

When i have been practicing this my corners tend to round instead of being nice and straight, any tips on how to stop that ???

Camel stitch cannot be worked in DC, is it? Thank you for this neat tutorial! 🙏

Border

Can you do this on star blanket can you show me how

I’m confused about what to do on the corner for the 2nd row, are you able to show me a time stamp showing what to do? I’ve rewatched a few times and still am confused about the corner :(

So... when you finish all the rows you want, do you just leave it offer what?

How do I not end up with three stitches in each start/end corner on rows 2-7? There are two HDC and a ch2 coming from that previous row’s ch2 sp.

can you use this on a cheveron scarf

Do I need to start with a single crochet border before commencing the camel stitch?

On the yellow blanket, what is the stitch/pattern that you used for the interior of the blanket?

Hi, I love the border pattern but I am just a beginner so I have a bit of problem! In the 2nd row of the border, you are referring to the 3rd stitch on the behind, I cannot clearly see or understand that bit. Can you help?

I'm confused, is the hdc and the camel stitch the same thing?

I know I am a novice, but I was all in until the 2nd row. Do I crochet every 3rd back space? From the video, it looks like you are crocheting every loop. You refer to it as a bar. Is it the back loop you refer to as a bar? I may just stick to a simple border, this is too confusing. I have re-watched this part at least 50 times and I still don't get it. I give up.

Can we make it with double crochet?

Is it possible to crochet this border aroung a knitted project?

What does the back of it look like?

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It’s called back loop only, just letting you know. You description was a little confusing for me as it is called back loop only not the 3rd yarn.8:)

Your work is no neat and beautiful

Great tutorial with clear stitch details! Thank you so much for this and all of your content. I finally finished the body of a gigantic intarsia afghan and this will make a great border. 😊

Very nice!