To get started on this necklace, you'll need some basic knowledge of the spiral crochet technique. But don't worry, if you're a beginner, it's never too late to get started.
For an easy way to learn the spiral crochet technique, you can start by reading Domi Moreau's data sheet: Tips and tricks for starting spiral crochet.
Take a look at Karole Larcanche's video: DIY Spirale crochet - Miyuki seed beads and crystal Mesh necklace
This necklace is made using tightly woven stitches only. The spiral contains 18 Miyuki Seed beads 15 per turn. For those who would like to modify the diagrammer colors to personalize the necklace with their favorite colors, find the Miyuki Seed beads 15/0 references available on the site.
And for fans of spirals, our other tutorials are just waiting for you:
Download the diagram below and follow Isabelle's explanations.
Please note that the "g" reference MR15/409 Opaque Chocolate shown on the diagram is not in the list of materials as it is not required for the tutorial. It's a replacement reference that our partner designer added in case one of the references wasn't in stock.
Finally, don't forget to share the results of your creations with us by tagging us on social networks. : @perlesandco and @Isacrealysdesign
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Prepare your beads, the thread, the needle to thread your beads, and your hook 0.75.
1: How to thread the beads:
-The PDF contains 11 pages. To begin you will need to start threading the beads.
Start crocheting:
-Take the hook 0.75 and the thread...
-Make a chain of 18 (here the necklace is in 18 beads 15 per turn)
-Make a few circular rows of 18 stitches without beads (see photo).
-Continue in tight mesh with the pearls after these few rows, you must have on each turn the same number of pearls (here 18).
-Continue like this, always check at the beginning for beginners that the number of beads per round is 18 beads.
The crochet spiral, can be long to realize, it depends on the time to pass and on the speed of each one.
The most important thing is to take your time, to thread the beads well so as not to have a gap in the pattern.
Good "crocheting".
Isabelle IsacrealysDesign
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