You’ve probably heard of spiral crochet before... Give it a try and use this pattern to make a beautiful spiral necklace using Miyuki Delicas 15/0 beads, designed by Karole Larcanche.
If you’re a beginner, you’ll need to master the single crochet stitch to follow this tutorial. To do so, feel free to watch our video to learn how to make a single crochet stitch: DIY Crochet Spiral—Miyuki Seed Bead Necklace with Crystal Mesh PureCrystal
And to learn how to read a crochet spiral pattern chart, take a quick look at Domi Moreau’s tutorial: How to Read a Crochet Spiral Pattern Chart
Please note: the diagram shows a red bead, but it’s actually a gold bead.
You can, of course, customize your creation by changing the colors of the beads used—choose from our entire selection of Miyuki 15/0 seed beads. You can also choose to shorten the length to make a bracelet. Simply weave fewer sequences. Here, to make a 40 cm necklace (not including the clasp), you’ll need to repeat the sequence 15 times.
Grab your crochet hook and let’s get started!
Don’t forget to show us the result of your creation by posting a photo on our social media and tagging @perlesandco and @karolelarcanche
Note: Due to inventory issues, some items have been replaced with equivalent products.
You can watch this video to learn the tight stitch, everything is detailed. https://youtu. be/oZFTpcdiS1Y
and if you don't know how to read the grid, you have a great tuto made by Domi moreau here : https://www.perlesandco.com/Comment-lire-une-grille-de-spirale-au-crochetoe-f-409-33.html
Thread the beads starting with the first column, top to bottom, left to right, then crochet the last bead threaded.
Repeat the sequence as many times as you wish to achieve the length you want.
You can also make 5 or 6 extra rows of solid colour at the beginning and end of your spiral to insert into your cord end caps.
Once the desired length has been fully hooked in, you can attach the ends of your spiral to the inside of the appropriate cord ends.
Allow to dry for a few hours.Then, using your jewellery pliers, connect your clasp to the ends with open rings.
Your necklace is finished!
You have a question about this tutorial? Ask it to our team and the people who have already tested it. The Perles & Co community is here to help you!
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