Princess Crochet Choker | DIY Easy Necklace Pattern
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- Welcome to our channel! In this video, we'll guide you step-by-step through creating a stunning crochet choker necklace. Whether you're a seasoned crochet enthusiast or a beginner looking to add a touch of handmade elegance to your accessory collection, this tutorial is perfect for you.
All eyes will be on you when you walk into the room rocking your new crochet choker. With a little bit of crochet magic, you can turn a small amount of thin yarn into a stunning showpiece necklace. It may look complicated, but the majority of the pattern is made up of easy-peasy single and double crochet stitches. Follow along with the helpful video tutorial, and you’ll have made your first crochet choker in no time!
🧶 Materials Needed:
Crochet hook (3.25
Aunt Lydia's Crochet Thread Fashion 3 or Yarn Bee “Cozy Toes” (Lace Weight #0) in the color Maroon Magic
Bead/ pendant (optional)
Yarn needle
Scissors
🧶 Get the Free Pattern: littlejohnsyarn.com/crochet-c...
🌟This crochet choker necklace pattern is not only fashionable but also customizable. You can choose your favorite colors and experiment with different yarn textures to make it uniquely yours. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more crochet tutorials and creative DIY projects!
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00:00 Introduction
01:53 R1
02:20 R2
03:51 R3
05:09 R4
07:51 R5
09:10 R6
15:27 Ties - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Absolutely love this pattern! Some advice for others making this pattern:
If you start with a foundationless single crochet instead of chaining and then sc across, you'll have your working yarn on the same side as the tail at the end which makes it harder to make the ties. I fixed it by slip stitching down the side and then across the bottom of the piece to get my working yarn to the correct side. ❤
Ooooo perfect for my daughters bday❤
Thank you❤
I just finished my first one, a great and very easy to crochet along tutorial and beatiful outcome! Thanks so much!
I love this pattern!! Thank you very much!!!
I did it and now I’m in love! So easy to do, thanks so much ♥️✨
Thank you. Very nice.
A vintage pattern would be fine too.😊
I was looking for something exactly like this!! When I was looking a few months ago everything out there was more complicated, I'm excited to give this one a try and see if I can make lots in different colors!
Hello from Romania! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤🧡💛
Awesome!!! Chokers are my FAVORITE ❤Thank you!!!
You are so welcome!
Your videos are so amazing!!! My only problem is that I only have 2 hands ❤
Awesome choker!! Thank you so much! Can’t wait to make some!
Love these! I have never learned to be able to make that initial chain loose enough. I have found using a hook 1 or 2 sizes bigger works for me. The finished project always looks great!
Great idea! Awesome tip 🥰
oh my god, thank you so much for the tutorial! it turned out so great 😭
So elegant Thank you Alysha ❤
Thank you 🥰
Hello, Alysha! Your pattern caught my eyes... Wonderful. Muah, Deszie (Deszies Crochet Cubby).
Oooh, i love this Alisha! Your so creative. Thank you for sharing this with me.❤🎉
Stephanie I'm so glad you like it ❤️❤️
Thank you so much for sharing very cute.❤
You are very welcome 🥰
Thank you for sharing 😊
You're welcome 🥰
Wonderful and beautiful pattern. Well explained. I could easily follow your instruction. Thanks a lot for sharing. Love from India.
Wow ❤❤❤
Thank you
Beautiful complimenti
Thank you ❤️
Oh Alysha, that's so pretty! I will definitely give this one a go - I have some charms in my stash that would be perfect for this.
I tried to post a picture of the choker I made from this tutorial but I was unable to anyway mine turned out absolutely gorgeous I used a color changing thread that was all fluorescent colors and it looks so cool 😎
Congratulations on moving into the tiny stuff! Great job! Beautiful pattern! Next step is making a tablecloth. 😉
I've found that using an extra task light helps when working with dark threads/ yarns. I even have a head lamp for when I'm really serious. 😆
🤣🤣 you know me so well! I never do tiny stuff. This made me laugh so hard. I don't know if I'll be making a tablecloth, but thinner thread makes everything more beautiful. A head lamp is a great idea!
@LittlejohnsYarn A tablecloth can be done with granny squares made in thread, so you can make it as large or as small as you want without committing to a certain size when you start. If you can make several chokers, you can certainly make a tablecloth!
While I haven't made a tablecloth yet, I've repaired my husband's great-grandmother's and made a baby blanket in size 20 thread. I don't suggest the blanket. 😆
@@titian-red you are so encouraging ❤️❤️ thank you. What an incredible family heirloom. Your husband is fortunate that his talented wife knows crochet & repair!
Hi Alysha, I absolutely love these!
I was so happy I was able to pop into your live the other day. I was loving the conversations that were going on and your energy is so lovely. I donated a superchat and was able to get a often from your wheel of patterns. I just wanted to make sure you got my email regarding the pattern. My email name is not the same as my TH-cam name, so I was wondering if you maybe had thought it was junk. I actually shared a photo of a finished object during the live, but it didn’t look like you had seen that one either, but I’ve checked multiple times and I have your email correct. Thank you so much, so Sorry to bother you!
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Katie
I only have no 4 weight cotton yarn, will that work? Or do I need the thin crochet yarn?
I want to make this right now but ... 3 25 is the only crochet hook I don't have. Well and a 7. So I guess I have to wait to make it now.
You can go up a crochet hook size to 3.5. it will be slightly bigger. The size of the choker minus the straps is 11 in. I'm guessing it'll add a quarter inch to a half inch
@@LittlejohnsYarn I was thinking that but since I only started crocheting when the big bad 19 hit and I quit smoking I needed a hand occupier lol. I wasnt totally sure. I also still crochet very tight a lot of the times so for me it may work out. I didnt get the knack yet to always loosen up. Thank you for a quick reply. I also saw the beaded choker too and got excited because I DO have a 3.5 and I want to make 1 out of every color I can find. Thank you again.