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Ribbon Flower
Necklace
To Crochet
Ribbon is exciting to look at and
wonderfully textured to the touch. Why
not learn some new ways to add it to
your crochet projects? This beaded ribbon
necklace is one of 11 tantalizing designs
in Lisa Gentry’s new book, Teach Yourself
Crochet Ribbon Accents. Because you
can use all kinds of ribbons, the design
possibilities are endless. Have fun!
Ribbon Flower Necklace is from the Leisure Arts publication, Teach Yourself Crochet Ribbon
Accents (#4456). In this book, Lisa Gentry also shares 10 additional ways to have fun adding
beautiful ribbon accents to your crocheted fashions: a mesh hat with flower edging; a scarf
that is a lattice of flowers; a pillow with stripes of ribbon ruffles; a purse accented with
loopy ribbon ruffles; a blanket of square motifs with ruffled ribbon borders; a lacy openwork
triangular shawl with allover ribbon flowers; a bolero with ruffled ribbon edging; a child’s
sleeveless dress with ribbon ruffles; a lacy shell with a yoke of ribbon flowers; and a longsleeved wrap sweater with ribbon flowers along the front opening. You’ll learn how to work
with ribbon yarns as well as woven ribbons of all kinds. Ask for Teach Yourself Crochet Ribbon
Accents at your local shop or find it online at LeisureArts.com.
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FREE FOR YOU from Leisure Arts, Inc. ©2009 All rights reserved. These instructions may be photocopied and shared with
your friends. They may not be kitted or sold. We have made every effort to ensure that these instructions are accurate and
complete. We cannot, however, be responsible for human error, typographical mistakes, or variations in individual work.
Finished Length: 20" (51 cm)
MATERIALS
Bulky Weight Ribbon Yarn
(solid style) [1.75 ounces,
110 yards (50 grams,
100 meters) per ball]:1 ball
100% Cotton Thread, size 5
[191 yards (175 meters)
per ball]:1 ball
Steel crochet hook, size 2 (2.25 mm)
E-Beads size 6/0 - 196
Tapestry needle (small enough
to fit through your beads)
Petals: H With loop on hook 13/4" (4.5 cm) from tip,
insert hook through ribbon and slide previous loop on
hook next to ribbon at tip of hook, with thread YO and
pull up a loop through ribbon; repeat from H 5 times
more keeping loops on hook close together, YO and
draw through 6 thread loops. Repeat Petals 2 times
more: 3 thread loops and one combination loop.
With thread, YO and draw through all loops on hook,
ch 1 to close (Figs. 2a-e).
Fi
g.
2a
Fi
g.
2b
RIBBON FLOWER
To insert the hook through the ribbon at the same
distance without measuring each time, push the loop
on the hook about 13/4" (4.5 cm) from the tip (near
the center of the finger hold). Using this as a guide,
insert the hook through the center of the ribbon at this
length (Figs. 1a & b).
g.
2c
1a
Fi
g.
Fi
g
Fi
1b
Fi
g.
d
2e
Fi
g.
.2
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complete. We cannot, however, be responsible for human error, typographical mistakes, or variations in individual work.
NECKLACE
Thread tapestry needle with thread still attached to the
ball and string all beads onto the thread. Push beads
down close to the ball until they are needed.
To ease in stringing the beads, thread a tapestry needle
with the cut ends of a doubled length of sewing thread,
leaving a loop at the opposite end. Slip the end of
crochet thread through the loop. Slip the beads onto
the needle and crochet thread (Fig. 3).
ABBREVIATIONS
ch(s)
cm
mm
YO
chain(s)
centimeters
millimeters
yarn over
H — work instructions following H as many more times
as indicated in addition to the first time.
colon (:) — the numbers given after a colon denote the
number of loops you should have.
Fig. 3
.4
a
.4
b
Fi
g
Fi
g
Holding ribbon and thread together ch 1, H make
Ribbon Flower; holding ribbon and thread together ch 1;
drop thread, with ribbon ch 6, push 14 beads up close
to work (Fig. 4a); holding ribbon and thread together
ch 1 (Fig. 4b); repeat from H 13 times more; join with
slip st to first ch, finish off.
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your friends. They may not be kitted or sold. We have made every effort to ensure that these instructions are accurate and
complete. We cannot, however, be responsible for human error, typographical mistakes, or variations in individual work.