I would love to share another crocheted earring project with you all. There are two variations - "tear drop" and "ball" earnings. They are made from embroidery floss, so you need a lot of patience for the beginning. However, with each row it gets better. You could also make it from a lace yarn. A sock yarn is too thick in my opinion. I also videotaped the making of a "tear drop" earring.
I think these earrings can make a nice unusual (nearly one-of-a-kind) gift for people that love to wear "different" accessories.
There will be a video within couple of days.
Material:
(Note: insert the split rings into the loop of the earring hooks)
Abreviations:
CH – chain
st(s) - stitch(es)
Sl St – slip stitch
SC – single crochet
VARIATION #1 - BLUE CROCHETED “TEAR DROP” EARRINGS
Step-by-step Directions
VARIATION #2 - BLUE CROCHETED “BALL” EARRINGS
Note: same as above except omit steps #7 and #9 to make your earrings round, and in step #10 I crocheted only a chain of 7 stitches
Step-by-step Directions
I think these earrings can make a nice unusual (nearly one-of-a-kind) gift for people that love to wear "different" accessories.
There will be a video within couple of days.
Material:
- hook #6
- one embroidery floss 8.7 yards (or two embroidery flosses 4.3 yards) – choose your own color
- two 12 mm split rings
- two earring hooks
- scissors
(Note: insert the split rings into the loop of the earring hooks)
Abreviations:
CH – chain
st(s) - stitch(es)
Sl St – slip stitch
SC – single crochet
VARIATION #1 - BLUE CROCHETED “TEAR DROP” EARRINGS
Step-by-step Directions
- CH5, connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, SC8, connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, *[SC1 into one stitch, SC2 into next stitch] – repeat from * until the end of row (you increased by 4 stitches = total 12 SC stitches), connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, SC12, connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, SC12, connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, *[SC1, SC2tog] - repeat from * until the end of row (you decreased by 4 stitches = total 8 SC stitches), connect into circle with Sl St; insert the small piece of pillow filling
- CH2, SC8, connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, *[SC1, SC next 2 sts tog] - repeat from * until the end of row (you decreased by 3 stitches = total 5 SC stitches), connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, SC5, connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, SC next 3 sts tog , Sl St these 2 stitches together, CH10
- SC20 around the circle (with the placement of the earring hook in the middle), two tight Sl Sts; clean the end
VARIATION #2 - BLUE CROCHETED “BALL” EARRINGS
Note: same as above except omit steps #7 and #9 to make your earrings round, and in step #10 I crocheted only a chain of 7 stitches
Step-by-step Directions
- CH5, connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, SC8, connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, *[SC1 into one stitch, SC2 into next stitch] – repeat from * until the end of row (you increased by 4 stitches = total 12 SC stitches), connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, SC12, connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, SC12, connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, *[SC1, SC2tog] - repeat from * until the end of row (you decreased by 4 stitches = total 8 SC stitches), connect into circle with Sl St; insert the small piece of pillow filling
- CH2, *[SC1, SC next 2 sts tog] - repeat from * until the end of row (you decreased by 3 stitches = total 5 SC stitches), connect into circle with Sl St
- CH2, SC next 3 sts tog , Sl St these 2 stitches together, CH7
- SC20 around the circle (with the placement of the earring hook in the middle), two tight Sl Sts; clean the end