How To Start An Envelope Border - Mosaic Crochet

In this video you'll learn how to start an Envelope Border which will hide all those pesky ends that any overlay mosaic crochet project leaves you with.
This tutorial guides you through the steps you need to make a start.
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Thank you
Moira

[@rebeccamariehobbs9101]

I LOVE how she doesn’t miss a single detail. For example, she explains and demonstrates so perfectly how to work the corner sections. Also her speed is perfect, not too fast - not too slow. She also does a great visual presentation for exactly which stitch she’s working into and how to do it.

[@daisyknots]

Thankyou for those kind words, they are very much appreciated 😘

[@julies5515]

I was able to work my first envelope border going by your instructions and great work through and tutorial. I love when y'all work right along with us. It's just what my project needed to tuck away all those ends that I thought I would use as fringe then changed my mind. Thank you again.

[@adredoidge5219]

Thank you so much for this very clear tutorial. Much appreciated

[@daisyshanthi4119]

Thank you for the very useful tips. Easy to follow.👌

[@fotochani]

Thanks! Very elegant indeed😍

[@amandaobrien7605]

When do you think part 2 will be ready? I have finished part 1 but didn't realise part 2 was yet to come. Thanks!

[@petrapiciacchia2456]

This is very helpful. Will you have a part 2 video? I'm not sure why the back border is longer than the front.

[@daisyknots]

The part two video, will be the front border. The back border should be half the amount of rounds of the front border as treble stitches are double the height of dc stitches. That might be where your problem is.

[@natasharose6889]

Thank you for a lovely video. I can't seem to find part 2?

[@daisyknots]

Look for the front border video, this is the next step 👍