Chunky Funky Chain Necklace
It's #needleworkmonday and I want to share this funky necklace I finished up yesterday afternoon. It was a labor of love ❤️
The pattern I used can be found HERE!
Thank you to the beautiful @mselk for being my model for this! You always know how to make an item stand out!
Very good idea! I never thought about doing a big chain like this. Looks funky. Maybe I will try making one.
Awesome! I'd love to see what you come up with!
I've always wanted to make one of these but never got around to doing so! I love it!!! Very neat and so cute! Great modeling @mselk! It's the best way to show your customers how to accessorize!! 👌🏽 Thank you for sharing the pattern! 😃
It was fun to make! However, slip stitching each little round on itself was not awesome. I did this one like that as the pattern calls for. On the next one I plan on leaving a tail and whip stitching them together.
Did that make sense?
Yes it made perfect sense! I have done a tedious pattern like that before and I too decided to put it together with the tail in the end. Thanks for that heads up and tip.
Wow!!!!! idea is super !!!!
Thank you!!
Very original. I bet you could use bulky yarn and make this into a neckwarmer.
Possibly! Slightly alter the pattern and I think it would work! If you try it I'd love to see the finished project.
Cool necklace! Upvoted and followed
Thank you! I can't wait to make one for myself. I have followed you back.
Too Cute...I'm been crocheting w/ beads and wire, but this was right on time, just found some suede leather pants I was going to throw away...but now I see a big chunky necklace in my future lol...thanks and following :)
You're welcome and I followed you back. I used 100% cotton yarn for this one but I bet acrylic would work too. Would love to see a photo of what you make!
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