These delicate lace trim crochet necklaces by Carol Meldrum are guaranteed to offer hours of happy hooking!
These delicate pair of lace trim crochet necklaces are both worked in a 100% cotton 4ply yarn. These 'Shell & Arch Trim' pdf crochet patterns are free to download. They've been created by crochet pro Carol Meldrum - you can see more of Carol's beautiful crochet accessories over in her scrumptious Etsy shop - CM Beatknit.
These cool crochet necklaces are the latest in our crochet patterns collection. They have a button and loop fastening to the back but can be worn as a decoration to the side or front - they're a great accessory that will take you from day into night keeping you on trend along the way. The design can easily be adapted and tweaked by changing the thickness of yarn and size of hook. You can also lengthen the shape by simply adding more chains at the beginning.
The yarn is mercerised which gives each necklace a slight shine and helps it keep its shape. Care instructions: wash by hand in warm soapy water, rinse well and dry flat, pin out and press with steam iron if required.
See more of our free crochet patterns here, or if you're new to crochet, get started with our how to crochet guides.
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Comments
Jeccawuzzle said on 6th January 2013
Love the result.
Jenny said on 7th January 2013
Fantastic, your finished necklace looks great!
Ideltoa said on 26th December 2012
Hi All!
I've been trying to open this file and it doesn't shows up. I follow all the procedures, it's on my profile already, hit download like ten times and nothing... could you just do a copy-paste and email me the instructions? I want to do this for my baby's New Year's Eve dress... thanks so much!!
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Never mind, thanks any way... it FINALLY opened!!!!! Hands to work!!
Jenny said on 2nd January 2013
Hi Ideltoa, I'm so sorry I missed your comment! Glad you finally got this project to open, I'm not sure what was causing the problem. Drop me a line at themakingspot@futurenet.com if you have any more problems in the future, and I'll be happy to help :)
helenapower said on 19th November 2012
Pudding hat by Kristie that I finished lately.
eleni2222 said on 14th November 2012
good evening to you!unfortunately ,i couldn;t open this pattern.what must i do?thanks for your answer
Jenny said on 15th November 2012
Hello eleni2222! You should be able to click 'add to basket', then take the project through the Checkout (even thought it's free) to add it to your profile.
I've sent you an email too! x
Isme Bichu said on 4th November 2012
how can I download this pattern? :)
Jenny said on 5th November 2012
Hi Isme Bichu. You should be able to add this to your basket (Click 'add to basket' next to where it says 'free'), then go through the Checkout (click 'Checkout' at the top-right). Then the pattern will be added to your Profile page. Let me know how you get on!
zatcrochet said on 21st September 2012
I made this last night at my class, but it ended up a lot shorter than 40cm? I did the right number of chains for the start. I used a 3mm hook instead of 2 as I have only been crocheting for two weeks. We could work out why it was short?? Will just double the length I suppose as it looked lovely!
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