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Crochet Motif Pendants
Crochet Motif Pendants Pattern
Category:
CrochetingType:
AccessoryFit:
Women, GirlsItem:
JewelrySkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- chain
- slip stitch
- single crochet
- half double crochet
- double crochet
- treble crochet
Pattern Description:
Mix classic crochet motifs with bright bold colors and beads for fun jewelry. Quick and inexpensive, perfect for last-minute gifts for you and your friends. 5 motifs are fully diagrammed and written in clear directions. Jewelry knowledge is kept to a beginner level with just using jump rings for connections. Easy to make up and wear the next day!
Gauge:
motifs= 2" diameter
Materials:
- Sewing needle for weaving in ends
- Rust proof pins
- Stiffy fabric stiffener
- 7mm jump rings
- 3/4" eye pins & beads
- 15mm lobster clasps
- 15" of fashion chain
- small needle nose pliers
- US2 (1.5mm) steel hk or hk needed to obtain gauge
- Coats and Clark Aunt Lydia's Classic Crochet Thread, 100% mercerized cotton, 350yds/ 2oz: 75 yds for each motif
You Will Also Need:
- handful of seed beads
Suggested yarn:
75 yards of Lace weight
Preferred Brand/Yarn:
Aunt Lydia's Classic Crochet ThreadColorway:
AnyCrochet Motif Pendants Pattern
$4.00
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About the Designer
A career in structural engineering may seem a far cry from crochet design, but for me it doesn?t matter if I am building a concrete building or a granny square blanket. My approach to designing them is the same. I take a big project and break it down into little items that I can understand, then piece them back together for the big picture.
In my book Blueprint Crochet: Modern Designs for the ...
A career in structural engineering may seem a far cry from crochet design, but for me it doesn?t matter if I am building a concrete building or a granny square blanket. My approach to designing them is the same. I take a big project and break it down into little items that I can understand, then piece them back together for the big picture.
In my book Blueprint Crochet: Modern Designs for the Visual Crocheter (Interweave Press, 2008), I used my engineering background and crochet symbols to bring crochet to new learners. Robyn?s latest book, Unexpected Afghans, from Interweave Press 2012, shows how to use classic crochet techniques for astoundingly innovative afghans. She is incredibly thankful to be able to design and write from home in Pittsburgh, PA while playing with her little ?office assistants?. She is also the author of Baby Blueprint Crochet, Simply Crochet, and Crochet Stitches Visual Encyclopedia (Wiley 2011).
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