If you already have your quilt squares ready, this tutorial interests you, because we are going to show you some crochet quilt edges, which will be perfect to finish your quilt in a very nice way. The models of edging for quilts that we have for you today are edgings that are woven in more than one round, this type of edging seems a little more complex than the 1-round crochet edges, because you have to do the knitting several times around the entire quilt, however they can be simpler because the patterns are easier to knit, since knitting motifs with several rows is much easier than making them with just one. In any case, on the blog we have other tiptoe models so you can decide on the one you like the most.

CROCHET EDGE QUILT WITH HIGH STITCHES This type of edging is one of the simplest, so it's perfect if you're learning to crochet, you won't have many problems knitting them.

Ideally, you should use the same type of material that you woven the rest of the quilt with and the same type of hook, which is if you can use another heat. These edges of crochet quilts are woven on the side, that is, it is best that you start knitting on the side independently, then continue knitting until you reach the perimeter of your crochet quilt, when you have finished it, you only have to glue it with slip stitches .

CROCHET BEDSPREADS WITH ROSE MOTIFS The following model is a bit more complex than the previous one, but following the pattern you can easily do it. So it's easier for you to check the pattern.

In the image the bars mean double crochet, while the circles refer to chain stitches.

If you want to continue learning how to knit edges for easy quilts, you can review the page with more than 30 schemes to weave crochet lace for tablecloths, quilts or whatever you need.