Under the Sea Necklace
Author
kristi wientge
Introduction
This is a really easy, but beautiful pattern for a necklace. It makes a great last minute gift and never fails to impress! Feel free to use any beads, buttons, or whatever you are inspired by. I found these shell discs on clearance and bought several bags in various colours and everyone really loves it.
Materials List
Yarn: I used Crosheen thread no. 10 in chocolate brown. You don't need very much, but I always buy the economy sized ball so I always have it on hand for gifts.
Hook: 1/ 2.75MM
Beads: 16 large shell discs and 32 small shell discs (the web address on the package is: http://www.ribtex.com.au )
necklace clasp
needle and thread
Finished Size
The necklace is approx 14 in long.
Gauge
The gauge is not important in this pattern. I do work the foundation chain tight, but not taught. you need to get into each stitch and make sure that it doesn't twist as you go along.
Notes
The Pattern
Step 1: thread clasp, 1 small disc, * 1 large disc , 2 small discs, repeat from * until 15th large disc, then thread 2 small discs, 1 large disc and 1 small disc and the other part of the clasp.
Step 2: chain 110
Step 3: add clasp and sc in 2nd chain from hook, sc in next 30 chains.
Step 4: add small disc and sc in next chain *sc in next chain, chain 1, add large disc, chain 1 again, sc in same space as previous sc (add small disc and sc in next chain) twice. Repeat from * to last large disc.
Step 5: sc in next st, chain 1, add large disc, chain 1 again, sc in same space as previous sc, add small disc and sc in next chain.
Step 6: sc in the next 29 chains, add clasp and sc in next two chains. Fasten off and weave in loose ends.
Step 7: I like to also use a needle and matching thread to secure both ends of the clasps to the crochet thread.













This looks great! Think I'll give it a go!
This is really pretty! Thanks for sharing.