I bought a bag of beautiful embroidery floss from the craft store and I have been loving the experimentation process. How can I combine different strands to achieve a different look? Since embroidery floss will always remind me of friendship bracelets, I wanted to make a chunky bangle to keep or give to a friend. I had so much fun with the technique that I kept going! The end result was a jewelry piece that could be used as a necklace or bracelet, featuring links that are perfect for attaching charms. Fun for adults, and kids, too!

Skill Level:

Finished Size: 32″ (82 cm) long

Materials: Embroidery Floss (one skein of each color) Crochet Hook H (5.00 mm)

Gauge:
Row 1 in pattern measures 32″ (82 cm) long

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Crochet Pattern: Happy Links Necklace/Bracelet
Note: Pattern is worked holding three strands together.

Row 1: Leaving a 4 inch tail, (ch 4, dc in fourth ch from hook) 35 times or until the desired length is reached.
Finish off, leaving a 4 inch tail.

To finish, tie ends together with a square knot. Wear as necklace or loop around wrist 4-5 times to wear as bracelet. Optional: Attach charms as desired.

Need help while crocheting? Feel free to leave a comment below and I’ll help you out!

Tags: bracelet, Caissa McClinton, embroidery floss, free crochet pattern, necklace, tri-color

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