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Saturday, January 01, 2005
WHITE TWINKLE CHOKER

WHITE TWINKLE CHOKER

white twinkle choker

 

Materials: H hook; 7 yds Patons Brilliant, color, white twinkle

 

abbreviations:

ch – chain

sc – single crochet

scs – single crochets

sts – stitches

sl st – slip stitch

sk – skip

ch-# – chain followed by a dash, followed by a number refers to the loop made by a chain.

 

Note: numbers in ( ) at end of rows indicate number of stitches and is not instruction you to do anything.

 

ROW 1: ch 5, join with a sl st in first ch, to form a ring.

 

ROW 2: ch 1, 10 sc in ring, join with a sl st in first sc. (10 scs)

 

ROW 3: work in back loop only of row 2, ch 1, 1 sc in ea sc around. Do not join. (10 scs)

 

ROW 4: work in unworked front loops of row 2, *(ch 5, sl st) 3 times in next sc*. Repeat from * to * around. (30 ch-5 loops)

 

ROW 5: work in both loops. sl st in first sc of row 3, (ch 7, sl st) 3 times in ea sc around. Do not join. Do not fasten off.

 

STRAPS

 

FIRST STRAP: ch 60, sc in 2nd ch from hook (ch 2, sk 2 chs, dc in next st) repeat to beginning of the ch-60, end with ch 1, sl st in next ch-7 loop. Fasten off.

 

SECOND STRAP: join yarn in a loop directly across from strap 1. Follow directions for first strap.

 

Fasten off, weave in ends.


Posted at 10:31 pm by bythehook7647

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December 7, 2009   03:48 AM PST
 
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mary olson
December 20, 2007   01:25 AM PST
 
I TRIED TO GET THE PICTURE FOR THE WHITE TWINKLE CHOKER LIKE YOU SUGGESTED AND IT DIDNT WORK. BUT I ENTERED THE NAME WHITE TWINKLED CHOKER ON WEB SEARCH AND IT CAME UP. JUST THOUGHT YOU MIGHT WANT TO KNOW. THANK YOU gardeniadaize@yahoo.com
Name charlie
January 2, 2007   02:35 AM PST
 
What a wondeful website and thank you for the free patterns I can't wait to make this choker for my granddaughter who just turned 6 yrs old in aug 9 2006
I also like the baby patterns, my son is having his first baby in may
don't know yet if it's a girl or boy so I will make them in other colors
Sincerely Yours Charlie
ps I will be returning often
Dot
July 15, 2005   06:37 PM PDT
 
Gracias, Mony.
Namemony
July 15, 2005   06:18 PM PDT
 
son hermozos todos los trabajos gracias
Dot
April 26, 2005   10:01 PM PDT
 
Hi Sunshine, give it another try. As you say, you're a beginner so, try it again. My mom used to unravel all my hard work and make me do it over because it wasn't right. I'm so glad she did. lol Keep trying and I'm sure you'll get it.
sunshine
April 26, 2005   09:14 PM PDT
 
I think this is so cute!! It looks like a flower! I`m a beginner so, minr didn`t turn out good.
Dot
April 12, 2005   08:50 PM PDT
 
You're welcome, Martha. Good luck with your project.
Martha
April 12, 2005   07:13 PM PDT
 
thanks for the pattern I will try to make this choker I am beginner
Dot
January 23, 2005   12:22 AM PST
 
I would think you could use most any yarn you wanted with this pattern, Teresita. I wouldn't try it with a bulky yarn, but it would look fine with a worsted weight or smaller. The yarn I used is pretty thin, so if you use a worsted weight, you probably will get a larger flower.
Teresita
January 22, 2005   05:51 PM PST
 
What other yarn can I substitute instead of Patons as mentioned here? I'd like to make this for my daughter who will be turning 25 yrs. old this next week. Teresita
 

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