Favorite Crochet Jewelry Patterns

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Crochet is a very versatile craft; from blankets to socks to bags, the list of projects can go on forever. That being said, I rarely see anyone wearing crochet jewelry. Crochet jewelry is incredibly underrated. Projects tend to be quick to finish and the end results are always unique to you. I’ve compiled just a few of my favorite crochet jewelry patterns to add to your queue like I did mine.

Above: Groovy Necklace by Alla Koval

Caffeine & Chocolate Molecules Earrings

I love coffee. I worked at a coffee shop for a few years and ever since then, it has been a staple in my life. The Caffeine & Chocolate Molecules Earrings, made by Lori Carlson, combines three of my favorite things, caffeine, chocolate, and earrings. Show your subtle devotion to these goodies with a unique pair of earrings, those who get it will get it. Create these earrings using various picot techniques and you’ll soon be wearing your favorites!

Groovy Necklace

I am all for retro fashion coming back into style and the Groovy Necklace, by Alla Koval, calls back to 1960s and 1970s hippie fashion. Not only does this crochet jewelry pattern produce a great necklace, but you can also wear it as a headband for an extra groovy touch. This is a quick crochet project and will be ready to wear in no time!

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Coral Crochet Earrings

I am an earring hoarder, and I love ones that have natural elements in them. For a project inspired by the ocean, look to the Coral Crochet Earrings by Lana Jois. These delicate crochet earrings are worked in one piece from the top down and are quick to complete. The options for these earrings are endless; customize them with different colors along with the varying shapes provided.

Cherry Blossom Necklace and Bracelet

Jewelry sets always make me feel a little more put together, and I love having the option to wear one piece out of the two or three. The Cherry Blossom Necklace and Bracelet set, designed by Shelby Allaho, is a quick crochet jewelry pattern that uses little yarn. The metallic chain links and crochet beads result in an elegant look that you can customize in a variety of hues. Pair these pieces with a simple top or a summery dress for a beachy look.

Blooming Lariat

Whimsical jewelry pieces are something that I always keep an eye out for, yet I hardly ever see them. The Blooming Lariat, created by Lezli H. White, allows you to decorate your neck with blossoms and greenery. This piece is customizable down to the colors, and even the flower placement. As a nice bonus, you can also size up your yarn to create a unique scarf.

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Who knew that crochet jewelry could be so versatile? Crocheting your own jewelry, or perhaps creating crochet jewelry as a gift to another, allows you to create unique pieces that can’t be found just anywhere. Whether you are a caffeine lover like me or are a flower child, there are jewelry projects across the board to spark your interest.

Happy crafting!

P.S. Do you have a favorite crochet jewelry pattern? Let us know in the comments

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Deck Yourself Out With These Crochet Jewelry Patterns