Beautiful Crochet Edgings, Borders and Trims.

This gorgeous border was created for Dedri's Banksia Baby Blanket. This border will work for projects with a multiple of 10 stitches plus 5 sts (per side). It also needs corner ch2sp. You can see the full photo tutorial by Dedri here:

Tatsiana's stunning Zig-Zag Blanket Border includes some overlay crochet. The round to which you add your border needs to have a stitch multiple of 4, plus 1.

I love the soft texture of the moss stitch border by Polly Plum. This edging is great for busy afghans and afghan square blankets as it is simple and won't detract from the main piece.

This edge is perfect for tapestries or projects that hang (shawls, scarves and wraps). The multiple needed is 8 plus 3 and extra instructions are included for multiples of 2 plus 4.

Cute Bobble Edging Instructions by Catherine at Lullaby Lodge creates a great textured edging. You will need an even number of stitches on blanket's outer edge.

Meet me on the Corner Blanket Edging Pattern by Christine Bateman. This pattern requires a stitch multiple of 8, plus 3 and a corner ch2sp.

The Persian Dream Border Pattern by Diana Krenz works for projects with a stitch count multiple of 12. Written instructions can be downloaded for free from Ravelry.

I love this Iris Stitch Edging by Catherine from Lullaby Lodge. A full step-by-step photo tutorial is included to show you how to crochet this pretty edge. The Iris Edging is worked over multiples of 4 stitches, + 3.

This dinosaur border pattern is available as a free Ravelry download from Pansy's Passion Custom Crochet.

Written instructions are included as well as a Video Tutorial.

Written instructions are included as well as a Video Tutorial.

Written instructions are included as well as a Video Tutorial.

Written instructions are included as well as a Video Tutorial.

Written instructions are included as well as a Video Tutorial.

Maria created this roundup of the best borders for crochet blankets and it includes: Reverse Shell, Puff Edge, Moss Stitch, Lacy Peaks Edging, Dot Border, Shell Edge, Waves Border, Tulip Stitch, Candy Cane Stripe Border, Treble Scallop Edging, Pumpkin Patch Edging, Ruffle Edging, Checker Edging, Cupcake stitch, Crab Stitch, Bobble Edging, Happily Ever Afghan Border, Cluster Lace Edging, Pom Pom Edging, Shell, Scallop, and Lacy Border.

All Free Crochet has an amazing collection including 30+ Free Crochet Border Patterns. You will find the following types of borders: Crochet Border Patterns (Videos), Crochet Edging Patterns, Crochet Blanket Edging Patterns and Crochet Edging for Home Decor.

Originally published on Craftsy, these 5 Simple and Stunning Crochet Edges include: Crab Stitch Edge, Shell Edging, Picot Edging, Block Edging and Blanket Edging.

This collection of edging patterns created by Celina includes some of my favorites. You will find: Crochet Blanket Edging, Crochet Bow Edging, Cupcake Edging, Puff Stitch Flower Edging, Blanket Stitch Edging, Polka Dot Border, Lacy Crochet Trim with Hearts, Crochet Lattice Edging and Elephants on Parade Crochet Edging.

The Spruce Crafts has a good collection of free crochet edging patterns too! You will find instructions for: Simple Shell Stitch Edging Free Crochet Pattern, Pointed Scallops Edging Free Crochet Pattern, Crochet Lace Edging With Vs and Picots, Easy, Beginner-Friendly Shell Stitch Blanket Edging Pattern, Easy Single Crochet Afghan Edging Pattern, Scalloped Crochet Lace Edging Free Pattern, Treble Crochet Shell Edging Pattern, Crochet Lace Edging for Openwork Cotton Dishcloth, Crochet Edging Stitches: The Spike Stitch, Crab Stitch, AKA Reverse Single Crochet Stitch, and Crochet Star Stitch Edging.

This collection of lovely crochet borders and edgings by Amy Solovay can be found at The Spruce Crafts too! Included are: Crochet V-Stitch and Picot Baby Blanket Edging, Easy Baby Blanket Edging, Easy Single Crochet Afghan Edging, Puff Lace Edging, Simple Shell Stitch Blanket Edging, Two-Color Treble Crochet Shell Stitch Edging and a Checkered Afghan Edging.

Love vintage crochet patterns? I do too! You can find a great selection of free antique crochet edging patterns at the site Free Vintage Crochet. There are more than 100 different edging patterns here: