Crochet Easy Lacey Bracelet With Pearl Beads - Part 2

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In my last post, I shared with you a pattern of a very simple bracelet with beads (click HERE for that post). I also promised you that we will turn a Simple Bracelet into an Easy Lacey Bracelet, which will be more elaborate but still easy to make. You can make just one piece to use as a bracelet, or two pieces for lacy, romantic wrist warmers. Your choice.

I am also planning Part 3, where I'd love to build it even further - into Romantic Hand Covers - sort of like gloves, but the piece will cover the only top of the hands.

That is my plan, but for now, if you want to continue making "Easy Crocheted Bracelet - Part 2," you will HAVE TO start with multiples of 8 + 5. Therefore, you will need to start with either 37 sts (for a small/medium wrist), OR 45 sts (for a large wrist = 7"+ wrist). You will have to crochet 4 rows of Part 1. Then continue with the pattern that is written on this page below = Rows 5 through 7.
Part 1 (Simple Bracelet) is a base for Part 2 (Easy Bracelet), AND Parts 1 & 2 will be a base for a bracelet in Part 3.

You can also crochet along my videos:

RIGHTIES - to see a video of "Simple Crocheted Bracelet - Part 1" - CLICK HERE
and "Easy Lacy Bracelet - Part 2" can be found HERE


LEFTIES - to see this same video of Part 1 pattern on this page - CLICK HERE
and "Easy Lacy Bracelet - Part 2" can be found HERE 


Abbreviations:

ch - chain
sc - single crochet
dc - double crochet
picot - ch3, then slip st into first ch
f/o - fasten off (cut off yarn or thread)
join - join with a slip stitch
prev. - previous


Materials (if you shop via affiliated links below you could help fund my future projects, TXS):
Michaels online store,  Hobby Lobby, Jo-Ann Fabrics, Walmart, M&J Trimming

Yarn - 1 ball of any cotton DK yarn (#3 weight/light) - I used Paton's Grace; 50 g/1.75 oz; 125m/136 yds; color black (or make it in any color, or any combination of 2+ colors)
Thick black upholstery thread
16 small pearls beads with a diameter of 3/16" (or beads of your choice)
Hook size - 3.00 mm
Small button
Thin sewing needle for stringing beads and sewing a button
Yarn needle for weaving the ends in
Scissors


Size:
S/M (wrist circumference 6"-6.5"; the length of the bracelet is 7")

Gauge:
5 sc sts in 1"


Step-by-Step:

Make 1 for a Bracelet, or 2 for "Romantic Gloves With Pearl Beads - Part 3"(coming soon)


To make Easy Crocheted Bracelet With Pearl Beads, first Read Step-by-Step from my blog post "Simple Crocheted Bracelet With Pearl Beads - Part 1" HERE, and work on Row 1 through 4. We will continue with Row 5 in this post as such:


Row 5               ch3, 1 dc in next st, then into 3rd st: (1 dc, ch1, 2 dc); then skip 3 sts, 1 sc into 4th st, skip 3 sts; *[into 4th st: (2 dc, ch1, 2 dc, ch1, 2 dc); skip 3 sts, 1 sc into 4th st, skip 3 sts]* - repeat from * to * 3x total; into 4th st: (2 dc, ch 1, 2dc); and 1 dc into last st; turn

Row 6               ch1 (counts as sc), 1 sc in 2 consecutive sts, *[ch 2, skip 3 sts, then crochet into sc st from prev row: (1 tr, ch, 1 tr); ch2, skip 3 sts, 1 sc into 4th st (= into 3rd dc at the top of the "fan"), ch1, 1 sc into next st (4th dc at the top of the "fan")]* - repeat from * to * 3x total; then ch2, skip 3 sts, then crochet into sc st from prev row: (1 tr, ch, 1 tr); ch2, skip 3 sts, 1 sc into next 2 consecutive sts, and 1 sc into 3rd ch of ch3, turn

Row 7          ch1, 1 sc into next st, then *[skip ch2 from prev row and crochet into ch1 of "V" shape: (1 dc, picot) - 5x, plus 1 dc, note: you should have 6 dc + 5 picots in the ch1 of your "V" shape; then skip ch2 from prev row and crochet 1 sc into ch2 between 2 sc from prev row]* - repeat from * to * 3x total; then skip ch2 from prev row and crochet into ch1 of "V" shape: (1 dc, picot) - 5x, plus 1 dc, note: you should have 6 dc + 5 picots in the ch1 of your "V" shape; skip 2 sts, 1 sc into last 2 consecutive sts, f/o


Finishing:

Weave in both ends, sew a button on the opposite end of the buttonhole and wear to a party.

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Crocheted Earrings

I had a request for crocheted earrings. I decided to share with you my step-by-step instructions. They are not hard to make. However, since I was working with a very fine thread and tiny beads a good finger/hand dexterity is needed. They can be done in a couple of hours. They can make a great gift for a teenager or even a nice pair of earrings to match a special dress. Enjoy.





Materials:
2 split rings 12mm
2 earings
18 beads
DMC thread - 2 colors of your choice
hook #4 (2mm)



Abreviations:
sl st - slip stitch
sc - single crochet
dc - double crochet

st - stitch

Step-by-step Instructions:

make 2 

dark color
Row 1 - ch1 around the split ring, 30 sc around the split ring, connect into circle with sl st
Row 2 - 30 dc, connect into circle with sl st
cut the string off

light color
Row 3 - ch1 into first st, *[ch3, 1 sc into 3rd st] - repeat from * until you have ten 3-chain patterns; (note: the last sc will be placed into the same spot as first ch)
Row 4 - 5 sc into each 3-chain part (total 10x) - connect into circle
cut the string off

dark color - string 9 beads onto your DMC thread
Row 5 - start in the middle (3rd sts of first 5-sc part) - ch1, *[ch4, 1 sc into the middle of next 5-sc part] - repeat 9 more times  (note: the last sc will be placed into the same spot as first ch)
Row 6 - each 4-chain part will be worked on this way - *[2 sc, 2 dc, pull one bead up and sl st around it, 2 dc, 2 sc] - repeat from * 8 more times (total 9 beads in each corner/part); into the last (tenth part) crochet in the earring instead of your bead (= 2 sc, 2 dc, with the pointy part of the earring facing you put the hook through the earrings hole and sl st, 2 dc, 2sc) , then connect into circle with sl st.

Weave in all the loose ends. Starch your earrings to retain the shape.

If you find any errors, please let me know - click HERE

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Free knitting patterns/videos you may enjoy checking out:

Cerulean Hat
Poncho
Knitted Long Basic Mittens (adult)
Basic Knitted Fingerless Gloves (adult)
Knitted Striped Fingerless Gloves (adult)
Charcoal Hat With Rolled Up Edge (youth/adult)

Knitted Unisex Hat (adult)

Easy Lacy Scarf 

Simple Beanie Hat (adult)

Stealy-White Slouchy Hat (adults)

Spring To Fall Lacy Hat (youth/adult)

Adult Lacy Hat

Lacy Hats

Spring/Summer Hat (baby)

Snow White Hat (baby)

Other crocheted items you may want to check out, if you crochet too

Crocheted Fingerless Gloves (adult)
Three Summer Crocheted Hats For Babies
Crocheted Spring Hat (youth/adult)
Crocheted Hat With Raised Design (Youth)
Chicken Placemat For Kids
Simple Crocheted Headband

Simple Crocheted Coasters

Crochet Earrings For Beginners 2 >>> Hackovane Nausnice Pro Zacatecniky 2

I am not sure if any of you remember or perhaps saw in old photographs or movies belts made of metal circles that were crochet-ed around? I made one like that when I lived back in my old country. Today, per my daughter's request and her own idea, I created second set of earrings that resemble 60's fashion. They are quite easy to make. See below.

Material:

• DMC cotton thread (made in France) - 3 different colors of your choice (or just one color if you wish - your choice)
• Hook #10
• 6 Twelve mm Split Rings
• 2 Earrings Hooks
• Needle
• Scissors

Abreviations:

SC - single crochet
TO - thread over (instead of YO = yarn over) since we work with a thread
ch - chain
sl. st. - slip stitch

Step-by-step instructions:

Insert each earring hook into the each split ring. You will work on each earring one at a time. You have 4 more split rings - 2 extra rings for each earring.

1. Insert your crochet hook into the split ring (with the earring hook end pointing away from your body - to establish front of the earring), thread over (TO), pull through, TO, pull through the loop, ch1, [insert crochet hook through the opening in the split ring, TO, pull through, TO, pull through both loops - this is single crochet] - repeat many times until all your single crochet stitches are condensed and the metal of the ring doesn't show through. Finish with a sl. st. to connect the circle and weave the end into the crochet row so it doesn't come undone. Please, refer to this image  or this page on my blog, while crochet-ing single stitches in the first row.

 2. Do the same (= one row of single crochet stitches) on two other rings (use on each ring a different color if you wish) BUT this time leave the end about 5-7 inches long do not weave the end immediately to "clean it up". Instead use the end of a second circle to sew it onto the first circle then make a knot and weave it into the SC row of same color so the end is hidden (cleaned up) and does not untie. And at last sew the end of a third circle onto the second circle, and again make a knot and weave it into the SC row of same color so the end is hidden (cleaned up) and does not untie.

3. Repeat steps 1. and 2. for the second earring.

Below - a different color version

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Cesko-Slovenske devcata, urcite nebudete mit problem to "vykoukat", takze pouze kratky popis. Jak je z fotek patrno, tak to jsou tri krouzky obhackovane kratkym sloupkem. Material je hackovaci bavlnena prize (zvolte svoje barvy). Potom jenom prisit kruzky jeden k druhemu a zacistit konce.

Crochet Earrings For Beginners >>> Hackovane Nausnice Pro Zacatecniky

Material:

• Metallic Crochet Thread #10
• Hook #7
• 2 Twelve mm Split Rings
• 2 Earrings Hooks
• Scissors

Abbreviations:

YO - yarn over

SC - single crochet

DC - double crochet

ch - chain

Step-by-step instructions:

Insert each earring hook into the each split ring. You will work on each earring one at a time.

1. Insert your crochet hook into the split ring (with the earring hook end pointing away from your body - to establish front of the earring), YO, pull through, YO, pull through the loop, ch1, [insert crochet hook through the opening in the split ring, YO, pull through, YO, pull through both loops - this is single crochet] - repeat 17 more times (total 18 SC),  and sl. st. to connect the circle.

Note: keep the end of a thread around the ring so that you crochet SCs around both. This way you will not have to clean this end thread and the earring will not come undone.

2. Ch5, SC into third stitch - repeat 5 more times - instead of last SC make sl. st. To connect into the circle

3. Insert hook into the first loop of a flower and make [2 SC, 1 DC, ch2, 1 DC, 2 SC] - repeat on each loop, secure the end with last sl. st., cut off thread and weave the end into the flower to prevent it from coming apart.

4. Repeat steps 1. - 3. for second earring.

Note: If the flower stands away from the earring's hook too much, use a thread and sew (attach) the flower to the hook and weave the ends into the flower so they do not show or untie.

Now you have a nice hand made gift for someone special. Enjoy.

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Material:

• metalicka hackovaci bavlna stredne silna
• Hacek 1.65 mm
• dva 12 mm krouzky dvojite
• dva nausnicove hacky
• nuzky

Postup:

navleknete na kazdy krouzek nausnicove hacky.

1. Nez zacnete pracovat otocte krouzek s nausnicovym hackem tak, aby konec hacku smeroval od vaseho tela - je treba si uvedomit kde bude lic nausnice. Pichnete hackem do krouzku a provleknete bavlnu, pak uhackujte retizek, znovu pichnete do prostred krouzku, provliknete bavlnu, nahodite bavlnu a opet provlikente = kratky sloupek. Tento kratky sloupek opakujete jeste 17x (celkem 18 kr. sl), zakoncete spojovacim retiskem.

Poznamka: pocatecni konec bavlny obhackujte spolecne s krouzkem. Nebudete muset zacistovat konec a nausnice se vam nerozmota.

2. 5 ret. ok, kr. sl do tretiho ocka - opakovat 5x - misto posledniho kr. sl. uhackujte pouze spojovaci retize

3. Vpichnete hacek do prvniho oblousku a uhackujete [2 kr. sl, 1 dl. sl, 2 ret. ocka, 1 dl. sl., 2 kr. sl] - opakovat na kazdem obloucku a zakoncete spojovacim ockem. ustrihnete a zacistete konec aby se vam kvetinka nerozmotala.

4. Opakujte krok 1. - 3. aby jste vyrobili druhou nausnici.

Nyni mate zajimavy rucne vyrobeny darecek pro nekoho, koho mate radi a kdo ma rad rucne vyrobene darky.