Single Crochet Picot Border Crochet Tutorial

[@curecidp]

Oh my goodness… I’ve struggled with the Picot Stitch since it was introduced to Crochet. (I’m telling my age). I even avoid it at all costs! Until now. I have watched many, many, MANY, videos and still struggle with it. I was about to give up. I found your video, and you have literally taught me a way that is “Jane” proof! I now am proud to claim, that I can do a beautiful Picot Stitch, because of YOU! I am thrilled!! Thank you so very much, from an old “Hooker”, for sharing your gift of teaching others, and your beautiful craft of Crochet. I’m so excited! Lol🧶

[@loisjones5420]

❤Love this, I'm using it to edge 2 sides of 20 coasters I'm making for a reunion . So much easier than the fringe I'd originally planned!! Thankyou ❤

[@Karen-ed8wd]

Thank you very much. i am a beginner and i love your teaching method. I watched soooooo many videos to teach that picot border but i did not like the open space in the stitch. Thank you for showing me how to go into the front and side of the chain to eliminate that space. I especially love how full my picots look. You are and excellent teacher.

[@gwendolynhughes9681]

I made a simple granny square boho purse with long fringe. This border was a great way to finish the top of the bag. You're a great teacher!

[@epena2805]

When I am looking for a new or different stitch your site & channel are the first I turn to. And you haven’t failed me yet! Tho’ I’ve been crocheting for “eons”, I am still perfecting my craft and your videos have aided me tremendously. I’m currently making a set of placemats in single crochet & wanted a pico border. I found yours and it is the perfect edging - no holes in the pico! Thank you for generously sharing your patterns and talent.

[@annehelatrix4627]

I'm so glad I found this... I'm finishing a V stitch blanket and this will be a great border

[@frances5610]

Best version I have seen and very easy.

[@GumboGirl13]

Thank you for such clear and well demonstrated stitches! It has been a long time since I made a picot stitch and needed a refresher. This was perfect. Thank you. ♥

[@nancockerham4405]

Hi GLENDA Thank you, For showing me how to do the PICO STITCH, I have always wanted to know how to do that So again Glenda thank you so much for showing me how to do that you are a very good TEACHER. And again thank you so much for everything that you do on your videos I've learned so much from you, You are AWESOME 👍⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘❤❤❤ THANKS AGAIN YOUR FRIEND NANETTE FROM FLORIDA 🏝🏖🤗

[@toniscott3347]

HI Glenda. I have never seen it done this way, however I just got finish completing a baby blanket with this stitch and I like how tight and secure it is. Thank you for sharing this picot stitch.

[@lizzescartwright1637]

Thank you making this easy for me to understand. You take the confusion out of crocheting

[@22304abc]

It was very helpful for me as a beginner to ha you work through the entire piece because it took me a while to pickup the pattern. Letting the video run while I was crocheting worked. I was successful. Great teaching methods.

[@user-no7qm8pg6i]

Thank You. I really enjoy your videos!

[@susanp8568]

Best picot tutorial. Keep coming back. 😊

[@sofiablakey6454]

Thank you Glenda. I knew your pi cot was a little different. 💕💕💕

[@eily_b]

These are the prettiest picots I've seen so far and I watched a lot of (bad 😋) videos with even more versions in them. Explained VERY good. Not too fast, another colour used for the picots and the perfect distance so we can watch exactly what happens. Thank you very much! 🥰

[@kathywelch8722]

Very pretty edging! I’ve never tried that but now I know how to do it. Thank you.

[@julielewis1975]

Love the border! Thank you so much! Be blessed

[@pattibleau3481]

Great tutorial. It has made me think about borders on a granny square afghan, to make it look different. Thank you for all your great ideas.

[@oraleecoran8407]

Thank you! I needed a way to finish a blanket and this was perfect! I love the way it looks!

[@sherrielcurtis9115]

Thanks for the tutorial. I like your method of doing a picot stitch.

[@naseemahamad8857]

Amazjng tutorial thanks for sharing

[@Hayidah12]

Great to see you do it the traditional way!

[@estellaharden6301]

I like the way you do your picot stitch I will have to try it the next time I use picot.

[@kathyz8039]

Love this border. Thanks for showing us this. This was so very helpful. Thanks again

[@pampreast9921]

Love this....TFS....You made is so easy to follow....Been wanting to learn this forever!!

[@donnagibson3492]

I do mine the same way, glad to see someone else does this!

[@APrimbun]

Recently used your method and I really liked the way it looks better. I think your way is now my way. ☺️

[@sharnaeberlein8379]

Thanks! I like this one better than the 'looser' version.. and a plus, it is easier to do too! Am using it with some HDCs on a coaster that was too small... added it to the previous border... in all 3 Xmas colors... more interesting coasters, too. lololol Your tutorial was very easy to follow too, good work! Thanks!

[@wilsonstreet616]

Thank you so much for doing this tutorial. I was so glad to learn about SC2TOG to make the pattern work if you have an extra stitch. This was a helpful tutorial. :)

[@mariaoligo3976]

Thank you for the assistance and answering my questions.

[@ellentimmins908]

Thank you so much! This helped clear up some of the issues I was having.

[@anitawessels3932]

Love this border. Just done this on a shawl.

[@susanp8568]

Thanks. Well done tutorial

[@margemccarthy9672]

Thank you for sharing I can’t wait to try this

[@tinamorgan9347]

Never did a picot stitch like that. I will have to save rgis avd try this! Thanks! Love it!

[@theastewart6721]

So pretty? Thanks for sharing!

[@MsMelaniekaye]

Great instructions. Thank you 😊

[@kimp7899]

I like how you go through the stitches! 👍❤️ I never thought to add this to a washcloth but it would be great to into the little rims of the Tupperware lids and stuff. I think you have done it before. Shame on me! 😟 I’m going to add it to some of the washcloths I’m making for my daughter’s house warming basket. PS it’s in Scranton. 💜 Well thank you from your neighbor in NY. 💜❤️🌼

[@debrablanson1123]

Hello Glenda, I tried a Pcote border on a project it was okay, but I like the way you do it in this video will definitely use this method, thank you for sharing. Just love watching and listening to your videos :D

[@mehreenfida6593]

wow this border is wonderful. Love from Pakistan

[@bobbiewalker4403]

That’s a great border for a simple pot holder or warming pad for hot dishes.

[@xxSylv]

Lovely can’t wait to use this for a border 😊

[@curecidp]

Thanks!

[@CreativeGrandma]

Jane, Thank You so much for your Super Thanks. Your support of my channel is greatly appreciated.

[@shelleywhalen9201]

Thank you so much for sharing hugs Shelley 🐝

[@sonjacabot5806]

Great tutorial very lovely. Thank you

[@elsytan7895]

Love this, thank you Glenda

[@talliyahrose]

HI Glenda! Again, thanks for a wonderful tutorial.. your naturally long fingernails make me jealous... mine shred at the slightest pressure!

[@mondatuckerqueentuckscreat6742]

Very pretty and fancy!

[@charmurry3585]

I have used on baby blankets and shawls gives a nice boarder. 👍

[@CathieWeeks]

So helpful! Thank you.

[@missy4cdts]

Thank you for sharing 🌈

[@lisapena8602]

Thank ,very pretty. Would be lovely on so many things.

[@alicelewis8947]

Very helpful... thank you..

[@carlinhamagalhaes475]

Beautiful😍

[@elizabethearl3484]

Thank you for this!!!I I make it even more secure by slip stitching into the same stitch as the picot is in, then I do the normal repeat. ^^ makes it even more secure and looks a little neater... at least for me anyways. ^^

[@tashawnowens4890]

I love it 💜💜💜

[@joansavage1857]

Thank you, I may try this.

[@kerylcooper2314]

Thank you ❤️

[@ms.sunshine5236]

This is exactly what I want to do for my scrap yarn blanket. I am doing it in half double crochet, so if I understand you correctly, I will need to do a single crochet border around before I do the picot stitch. I hope you will answer this but if not, if someone will please answer, I would appreciate the help. TFS

[@CreativeGrandma]

you can do a single crochet, a half double crochet or a double crochet border around the afghan first as a base rnd, then work your single crochet picot border, the base border use which ever stitch gives you the width you want for your border. Happy crocheting.

[@patriciaelliott8218]

Love it...

[@vesnakozina224]

Thank You.

[@susanmoret8535]

Love your tutorials! Can you make 4 chains instead of 3, or would it be too much for single crochet? Thank you!

[@Karen-ed8wd]

I used 5 chains because my project was big and it came out beautifully using her method.

[@patriciamontocchio126]

Thanks so much

[@MiaOs.]

Hi I just found your channel! What do you call the stitch for the white yarn?

[@debrablanson1123]

Wondering how to attach these together for an afgan

[@CreativeGrandma]

You can single crochet or whip stitch them together by matching the stitches in the last rnd.

[@debrablanson1123]

Creative Grandma Thank you for such a quick response, and thanks for the advice it is so appreciated :D

[@tinawilson9648]

Hi Cute

[@tabassumkazimi4290]

Wow

[@maryjanelegaspi1980]

❤️

[@tara2gosa354]

What is the name of the stitch that was done for the body of your block? Thanks for the tutorial!! Have a Blessed day!! Aloha!!

[@CreativeGrandma]

It was a simple single crochet block

[@AamnaIdrisi]

Lucid

[@TianaGamaSantos]

I hate picot with a passion, it drives me crazy every time.