This crocheted bracelet was supposed to be completed yesterday, but since my daughter wasn’t feeling the greatest, I didn’t get a chance to stop by Michaels to purchase the embroidery floss.
The silver jewelry was created by myself from silver wire. I coiled, and twisted them into the desired shape. I used a manual Atlas Pasta machine to flatten and set the finished pieces.
For the grey and black tubes, straight silver was woven through the holes, and turned at the end with jewelry tools. The button was crocheted.
When it comes to crochet and knitting, I like them both, so why not work on projects simultaneously?
If you’re a Ravelry user, you can view my crocheted bracelet project page. This pattern test is done. I have one more pattern test to complete, and after that I believe I’ll take a break from testing crocheted patterns. Not that I don’t like doing them, I truly do, but I have a few projects that I want to focus on, such as the crocheted bag that I’m making for my daughter’s third grade teacher.
Crochet Pattern Designer
Becky of The Tangled Skien is the crochet designer for this crocheted bracelet pattern.
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LOL. I should have come over here right away when you were quiet on the blog – then I could have seen this bracelet in progress! I really like the beads you chose and think your button came out great. Nobody would ever know you haven’t been doing this for years!
Thanks @Teeni, Yeah family, work, other obligations, and crafts have been keeping me very busy. 😉 I enjoy making beads, and love jewelry making, so it was nice to combine the three.
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Very nice foto Opal,
how you can make this bracelet Opal?
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