The Mile a Minute Vintage Edging :: Crochet Stitch #140

How to Crochet the Mile a Minute Edging Stitch

About this Stitch Pattern


This crochet tutorial will help you learn how to crochet the mile a minute vintage edging. This stitch creates a delicate looking lace pattern specifically designed for use as an edging. The mile a minute vintage edging stitch would be great for all your edging projects!

[VIDEO] Stitch Pattern Tutorial


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Techniques Used In This Stitch Pattern


Stitch Pattern Details


Skill Level

Easy

Row Count

1

Stitch Repeat

ch 8, join with sl st to form ring.

Stitch Pattern Instructions


Foundation Chain:ch 8, join with sl st to form ring.

  • Row 1: ch 3, 2dc, ch 2, 3 dc in ring, turn.
  • Row 2: ch 5, work (3dc, ch2, 3dc) into ch-2 sp, ch2, dc in top of turning chain.
  • Repeat row 2 until you have reached your desired length.

Stitch Pattern Swatch Photos


Example of the MIle a Minute Edging Stitch. (Reversible)
Example of the MIle a Minute Edging Stitch. Reversible (Click for Larger Image)

Stitch Pattern Characteristics


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2 thoughts on “The Mile a Minute Vintage Edging :: Crochet Stitch #140

  1. pat says:

    Hi Johnny..any chance of going a tad slower in your instruction videos and perhaps taking the swatch to about 3-4 rows so we can see it progressing? I have tried the Mile a Minute but it doesn’t look (yet) like the picture of your finished product because I get a bit muddled after the second row and am not sure what the beginning of the third, or fourth should be looking like.
    Thanks Johnny.
    PatbD.

    • Johnny Vasquez says:

      Hi Pat! I’m not going to reshoot this video. I’m sorry you found it fast, but that’s why we do video, so you can pause it and rewatch as much as you need.

      As for taking the pattern past the repeats that are needed to complete it, it would take much longer to film and edit, so I don’t see that happening.

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