This is the tutorial with which I presented myself at Maries Cozy Corner.
I call it the Crochet delight necklace tutorial.
For this necklace I used some wooden rings left from a model making project.
I crocheted all around the rings .
As you can see, I used all the pinks and purples for this one! Work on the colors and the design.
When I work on my necklaces I want to step out a bit further and make it unusual so this was no exception. It is tilted on one side. When you finish crocheting, sew the pieces together.
Attach jump rings and that's it!
The necklace is so cute! Love all the purple shades you used.
ReplyDeleteWho would have thought it was so easy! Thank you for explaining! Now all you need to explain us is how to come up with such amazing color combinations ;-)
ReplyDeleteSo cute and great tutorial! I'd love for you to submit this to the M&T Spotlight: http://www.makeandtakes.com/spotlight
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely necklace Maya! I'm a circle lover so this is very appealing to me even though I don't wear jewelry! And I like the fact that you upcycled some wooden hoops to make it too. Way to recycle!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I love this. I just learned to crochet so I really want to try this:) Super cute, newest follower. Stopped by from Skip to my Lou's link party!
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing your brilliant idea. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial! I love this color combination and random sizes. It's berry cute!!
ReplyDeletelove the shape! the necklace is so simple and yet so eye-catching!
ReplyDeletebeautiful piece Maya. Love the colour way and the use of wood as the base, really spectacular shape.
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool, I might have to try this!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute and I love the color combo!! Thanks for showing us how to make it!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I have a great Dove chocolate giveaway going on right now and would love if stopped by and entered: http://eyespydiy.blogspot.com/2011/02/dove-chocolate-discoveries-giveaway.html
~Katie @ Eye Spy DIY
Love this! It looks awesome, I'm featuring it today at rosyredbutton.blogspot.com!
ReplyDeleteI know very little about crocheting, but I have to try this! It's so cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning! Might have to break out the old hook and give it a try! Stopped by from the Tea Rose link party.
ReplyDeleteI REALLY must learn to do this! I would LOVE a tutorial on how to crochet ON to something like this... I am a complete crochet novice...
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to Making It With Allie! I can't wait to see what you have for next week!
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This is just so pretty, I really wish I could crochet!
ReplyDeleteLooks very pretty...can you tell me how do start crocheting on the ring?
ReplyDeleteWhere do I find wooden rings like this? This is a must-have for myself and an interesting gift for others.
ReplyDeleteKaty: You may find these in a craft store or if you want to put more effort in it, you may buy plywood and cut out rings yourself.
ReplyDeletethis is fabulous! i have seen so many cute little necklaces like this and have always wondered what they used to make them solid... so easy! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love everything about this! So, so, so pretty!
ReplyDeletehow cute is that ! but, are you sure it was less than 30 mn ?? seems to me like it is going to take ages for me to make !
ReplyDeleteawesome creation! if only I knew how to crochet...hahaha.
ReplyDeleteOdlična ideja koja mi se jako sviđa! Hvala :)))
ReplyDeletelove it! :) lisa
ReplyDeleteAll over sweetness, that. And same again for the 'how-to' sharing...
ReplyDeleteI translated this tutorial into Italian, with the permission of kind kind kind Maya of course. If someone is interested: http://www.cosedilia.com/collana-delizia.html
ReplyDeleteHo tradotto questo tutorial in italiano, naturalmente con il permesso della gentilissima Maya. Se a qualcuno interessa: http://www.cosedilia.com/collana-delizia.html
Love this!! Going to Michael's for the wooden circles & going to make earrings to match. I would like to ask if I can do a you tube video on this, all credit would go to you :)
ReplyDelete@ iluveyeshadows: Sure, go ahead! I would love if you could send me a link when you do so that I can share it too!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
How do I crochet onto the ring??? Do i make a slip not around a part and single crochet?
ReplyDelete@Shellybearrocks
ReplyDeleteOf course you have to make a slip knot - how else would you do it?
Here's something that will help you:
http://thelittletreasures.blogspot.com/2011/03/crochet-ring-tutorial.html