Showing posts with label beaded necklace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beaded necklace. Show all posts

Friday, May 23, 2025

FRIDAY FUN DAY! Star Pendent Beaded Necklace Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 FRIDAY FUN DAY! 
Star Pendent Beaded Necklace
 Crochet Pattern
By Sara Sach Of Posh Pooch Designs


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Happy Friday Fun Day!
School is out, Summer Vacation has begun. 
Let's keep those kids busy.
What better way than to make these fun and
 easy necklaces.

Have you wanted to teach a child, grandchild or
 friend how yo crochet?
 This necklace is a great project to start with.
They are Not just for kids, 
They are for "kids" of all ages.


I love how these necklaces stitch up. 
I had so much fun making them, I just know you
 will also. You can use any medium (4) weight yarn
 colors of any fiber and any beads you like. 
Just make sure you can get your needle through the 
beads when the yarn is threaded.


I also love the Star pendent. 
Wouldn't this be super pretty with a sparkle
 or metallic yarn?
Get in Your yarn stash, Get in Your bead stash
 and Let's have so much fun!

See The Video on My Crochet Youutbe
 Channel At This LINK




Star Pendent Beaded Necklace Crochet Pattern

This Crochet Pattern is a Free Raverly Download At This LINK
 
Skill: Easy

 Materials:
Crochet Hook – H / 5 mm.
Yarn- Any Med (4) Weight any fiber 1 oz.
21 pony bead, and size that fits your yarn
Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slip stitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Pico Stitch (pcst)
 
Size:
Star Pendent - 2.5 inches
Necklace - 26 inches around
 
Notes: Have fun!
 
 
Pattern:

Star Pendent –

R: 1- Thread the needle, leaving yarn attached to the ball / skein,
Slide on 5 beads of choice, 


tie yarn in a circle, leaving a 5-6 inch yarn tail
(needed for the last bead)
 


pull yarn up ch1,
Sc between the 1st 2 beads stitching around the yarn ring, Ch 2
*Sc between the next t 2 beads stitching around the yarn ring, Ch 2*
Repeat from * to * 3 more times, join to the 1st sc, slst in the ch2 sp
(5 sets of sc, ch2)
 


R: 2 – Sc, dc, pcst, dc, sc In each of  the  ch2 sps,
Join to the 1st sc, tie off.
 

Using the beginning tail of yarn and needle, thread on 1 bead.
Stitch the bead to the center of the star, weave in to the back.
Tie off the ends.
 


Beaded Necklace –
 
With Any yarn of your choosing and needle slide on the 16 beads,
Ch10 sliding the beads forward as we crochet,
*Slide 1 bead to the crochet hook, ch 5*
Repeat from * to * 6 more times
 

Ch2, slst through one of the points of the st, Ch2,
Remember the slide the unused beads forward till needed.

Repeat from * to * 8 more times, ch 10
Tie off, tie both ends of the ch, then tie them together.


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This Crochet Pattern is a
 Free Raverly Download At This LINK

ENJOY!














Wednesday, July 6, 2016

Crochet Beaded Necklace with Lizbeth Thread | Posh Pooch Designs


I really love this new 
beaded necklace I crocheted with
Lizbeth Thread From 

They sent me 3 spools of thread to try out.
I made the necklace with the pastel rainbow thread
and some pastel beads.
Isn't It lovely?
To see how I made it, please watch the video.


See This Video on my Youtube Channel at this LINK

I Love the bright colors and variegated threads they sent.
I can hardly wait to try out the other 2. 

You can find them on facebook at
or on their webpage at 

Crochet Pastel Rainbow Beaded Necklace By Sara Sach

Skill: Beginner

Materials:
Yarn -Crochet Thread
 20 to 30 beads
Tapestry Needle
Crochet Hook - I
Scissors

Stitches: Chain (ch)

Size: Any size you want

Thread your needle with the thread without cutting the thread.
Thread on the amount of beads you want.
Ch 20, Push the beads forward, as you ch.
Pull up one or more beads, ch around the beads and then 10,
The ditance between the beads is up to you, as well.
Continue to ch and pull up beads will you run out of beads.
Ch 20, tie off and tie the 2 ends together.

Now put it on, and look gorgeous
 in your new beaded necklace.
Another beaded necklace I made
can be seen at this LINK

Friday, June 19, 2015

Crochet Necklaces Free Crochet Pattern Collection | Posh Pooch Designs

In the Summer it is too hot to 
wear a Scarf or cowl, 
but we want to wear a fun accent.

How about designing your own necklace?
All you need is some yarn and
 a handful of beads.

Here are some I designed for people
 and for pooches.
You can use any weight of yarn 
and any kind of beads, 
as long as you can get the
 needle through the bead.
Wood, Glass, Plastic or 

All These Necklaces were designed
 by Sara Sach of




These are so much fun to make and wear,
 and also super quick to make.
Make a long one and a short one.
Any of these are great 
beginner projects, as well.