DOUBLE TREBLE EDGINGS

Dress your dining table in chic, handmade style with these napkin borders.

By Cara Medus

YOU WILL NEED YARN ▪ Yarn and Colors Must-Have 4ply (100% cotton, 50g/125m) 2 balls of each: Lettuce (081), Silver (094) HOOK ▪ A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook NOTIONS ▪ Scissors▪ Tapestry needle▪ Tape measure▪ Napkins▪ Sewing needle and matching sewing thread SIZING & TENSION Length is adjustable to fit your napkin. Width measurements: Double Treble Picot: 3cm (1¼in)Double Treble Shell: 2cm (¾in)Double Treble Points: 2.5cm (1in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list see page 18 DOUBLE TREBLE POINTS (1) Work this edging back and forth in short rows to make a strip that can be worked to any length to fit the napkin. Row 1 (RS) Using Soft Lime, ch5, 3dtr in first ch, turn. Row 2 (WS) Ch4, skip first dtr and ss in next dtr, ch4, ss in top of beg ch-5, turn. Repeat these two rows until the edging fits the napkin,…

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