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Crochet Abbreviations
Loop(s) ~ lp (s)
Stitch(es) ~ st (s)
Slip Stitch (es) ~ sl st
Yarn Over ~ yo
Chain ~ ch
Crochet Wire Necklace
This wire crochet necklace pattern would look stunning on any gorgeous bride, nearly grabbing all the awe-inspiring looks on her walk down the aisle. It stringently doesn't only suit a bride's wear but all the young girls can wear them too, on casuals like jeans and tops. This necklace is fully beaded with sparkling beads and is sheer fun to make and wear them. Remember one thing, to make a curl in the beaded necklace, use a crochet hook that loops smaller than the beads in the wire.
Beaded Pearl Necklace
Required Materials
Chain Nose Pliers
Round Nose Pliers
Side Cutters
Crochet Hook (size 0)
Sterling Silver Wire Round 26 gauge half-hard (1 troy oz- approx 76 ft.)
5-6 mm Earth Tone Potato Pearl Mix
16 mm round toggle clasp with decorative flower (sterling silver)
1½ inch 22 gauge head pin (sterling silver)
Method
Step#1: On the half-hard wire, i.e 26 gauge, string 45 pearls and use the crochet hook to crochet 14 sts of chain just before you add the beads to the wire.
Step#2: Now crochet 45 earth pearls and wind it up with 14 sts.
Step#3: Finish the wire necklace by attaching the clasp expending wrapped lps.
Step#4: Now for the final step. String a pearl on the head pin and bind it to the clasp with the wrapped lp. This is supposed to be done on the lp side of the toggle wire.
So hasn't your project turned out to be a lovely beaded pearl necklace, just like you wanted!
Here is another wire crochet pattern that you could create and wear on any occasion. It is a gold-filled crocheted wire necklace consisting of easy stitches and some lacy edging. Take a look at the simplest homemade pattern you could create as a gift for your loved ones.
Gold-Filled Necklace
Required Materials
Master Wire Sculptor Wire
Steel Crochet Hook (size 0)
Gold Hook Clasp
28 gauge round dead-soft gold-filled wire (1 oz)
Wire Cutters
Method
Step#1: In this first step of crochet, you have to formulate the first row. Ch 4, then skip 1 and again ch 1 in the next three chains one after another. Immediately insert the crochet hook in the following st for Row 1.
Step#2: Now start off in Row 1 by picking up the next three lps till there are 4 lps on your crochet hook. The turning is quite unlike in wire necklace, so don't turn. Yo and pull up through the 2 lps the next three times. Still do not turn.
Step#3: Now begin with Row 2. Insert the hook in the vertical wire that is formed in the last row. Do it three times. You will have to note here that, this inserting includes the last lp as well. What do you see? Are there 4 lps on the hook? Yes! That's great. Well, yo and pull up through 2 lps all three times. Still do not turn your work.
Step#4: Work and rep the Row 2 till your wire necklace measures about 18''. Once you attain that, fasten it gently.
Step#5: Now using the hooks, pull out the lps which are on both the edges.
Step#6: With a rolling pin, delicately roll the necklace over.
Step#7: On the tails of the wire necklace, neatly sew the hook clasp and weave the ends by tying it off.
In this manner, your wire crochet necklace designs are ready!
Crochet Wire Jewelry
Similarly with just a little bit of shining wire and colorful, sparkling beads, you can make a host of objects from jewelry to cozies to scarves, all of which are customized crocheted. Crocheting with wires or traditional yarns/threads is quite a new way of creating unique jewelry giving all metallic looks and matching your apparel. Wire crochet can be used to make lovely and inexpensive pair of earrings or the same technique can be expended to make a graceful hand bracelet. Let's see how to do the same.
Wire-Crochet Earrings
Required Materials
Wire Cutters
Size D Crochet Hook
4 to 6 mm Beads
3½ ft. Metal Wire
Jewelry Pliers
Earring Backs
Method
Step#1: In this first step of wire crochet jewelry pattern, you have to make a slip knot to start off with. Make a lp with the long end over short and with the crochet hook pull the long end through the lp. Now draw the short wire till a knot is formed and the lps inch 1/6 to 1/8 larger than the crochet hook's handle. Once you attain this, place the wire to make the next lp.
Step#2: In this step, you have to make four lps to form a chain. To form a chain stitch, draw the wire through the lp until another lp is formed of the same size. Keep working on the chain stitch until there are five lps of chain formed.
Step#3: In the third step remember to close the chain into the circle. Insert the crochet hook into the first and the last lp and draw the wire through both of these lps. This will make another lp (a slip-stitch) which will remain on the hook.
Step#4: Make a second chain stitch to form two more lps. Just like in the step 2, in this step you have to form a second chain stitch above the circle. This way, you will have two lps above the circle, i.e to the left of the base slip knot. Yo the crochet hook and gear up for the next step.
Step#5: Step 5 has a row added to the circle. From the previous step, insert the crochet hook into the circle and loosen up the wire to the hook. Yo the crochet hook on the back side and draw the lp through the center of the hole toward the front. What have you noticed? Are there three lps on the hook right? Pull the long end of the wire through all the three lps and there you'll have one lp left out on the hook. With these three lps on the crochet hook process, repeat all around the circle.
Step#6: In this step, you will safely have to secure the earring edge. For doing this, remove the hook after the last stitch is over in the previous step. Then cut a 6'' long wire and thread it one lp upward and one lp downward through the next lp. Finally pull it down very gently and tightly. This activity is supposed to be done by using your hands to loop the wire.
Step#7: This is the finishing step. Here in, you have to take the wire and end up through a crochet stitch toward the end of the inner circle. Attach a colorful bead and immediately take the wire through a stitch on the other side of the inner circle.
Step#8: This is the final step of the wire-crochet earring. Secure an earring back to the crocheted circle with the help of an end wire. You will have to connect that with many lps. Bury the wire and gently cut it.
This way, making a wire crochet earring is pretty simple and inexpensive. One doesn't need any sound knowledge or skills to finish a wire crochet project particularly considering certain simple crochet stitches like slip stitch crochet, chain-stitch, and so on. Similarly wire crochet jewelry works in the similar manner just like how yarn crocheting does. Only difference in the creation is the metallic jewelry which is created out of this technique. Let us now see a metallic bracelet with colorful beads and wires.
Wire-Crochet Bracelet
Required Materials
Wire Cutters
Jewelry Wire
Beads
Pliers
Crochet Hook size (I)
Jewelry Closure
Method
Step#1: Take a reel of jewelry wire and attempt attaching some colorful beads onto it. The number of beads getting attached to the string equates the number you design for your wire crochet jewelry pattern. Let's use 10 beads to start off this example with. On the wire string all the beads and draw a length of working wire to crochet your project with.
Step#2: With the help of a crochet hook, length chain stitches with your wire. Remember just like the wire with the yarn, the size of the stitches would be affected with the size of the crochet hook. Use a strong crochet hook such that the surface doesn't get scratched out. With a hook size I, form 20 chain sts. (it is advisable to measure the circumference of your wrist.)
Step#3: Chain one and in the second chain from the hook, form a single crochet st. Next st will have a beaded single crochet to be formed. For doing that, insert the crochet hook in the next chain and yo, i.e wire over to pull up a lp. Now slide a bead directly placing it next to your hook from the base of the wire spool. Draw the wire crochet over your crochet hook and pull it through the remaining two lps on the hook. Now, what have you done here is, you have sandwiched a bead in between the stitches and made a regular single crochet stitch. Continue with this process across the length of your foundation chain.
Step#4: In step 4, just chain one and turn over, make a single row of single crochet sts in the next row. Just make sure, in this step, avoid including beads. Not that any of them are left, since you must have used them in your previous row. Quickly fasten the end of the row and clip up the wire to just about 3 to 4'' down. To wrap this extra wire a few times around the bracelet's section which is open, use your finger tips to clip it once again. Also, with the pliers bend the tip in the downward direction to avoid the sharp edges.
Step#5: This is the final step. Here attach a clasp or a closure to the ends of the bracelet that are short. Wear the metallic bracelet around your wrist and clasp it tight. Be happy and proud that you have just finished with your wire-crochet bracelet project!
Wire crochet is a wonderful way to combine your crochet skills with your favorite jewelry patterns. Hopefully, with these easy and simple wire crochet patterns for necklace and ordinary jewelries, you must have learned to turn your every piece differently.
By Fatima Rangwala
Published: 12/28/2010