3 Inch Wide Filet Crochet Edging

This edging pattern is the one I designed for my Craft Room Curtains. Make sure to make the item that this edging is for first then make the edging to fit. This pattern is a good one to use when learning how to increase and decrease at the ends of rows in filet.

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Keep Holiday Lights Safe
When packing away holiday lights, put them into empty tubes from gift wrap cut into the same size length as you need to make them fit into a box you will use to store the lights in, then carefully wind up the lights as you would an extension cord and put them inside the tube to protect them. They fit nicely inside the box this way and they should be in good working condition when you take them out next year.