Chunky Twist Torsade Necklace
By
Tampa Bay Crochet
*This pattern may not be resold or
copied. Finished items however, may be
sold.
About the Design
Chunky
necklaces are a huge trend this summer so I wanted to create a simple crochet
version. This necklace pattern can be
easily customized by adding more colors and adjusting the length of your
chains. You could also crochet longer
chains and turn it into a belt. The
pattern is written in steps rather than rounds or rows. This is because there are several steps that
do not involve crocheting (ex. twisting
the strands of the necklace). I hope
you enjoy this pattern!
Materials:
Hook Size G
Worsted weight yarn ( I use two colors
in this example but you can use as many as you like)
Needle
- for sewing in ends and attaching the button
Button
Abbreviations:
Sc = Single Crochet
Sl St = slip stitch
Ch = chain
Sts = stitches
St = stitch
Instructions:
Step
1: Ch 115 and tie off. When laid flat your chain should measure
around 25”. Gauge is not very important
in this project as long as all of your chains are nearly the same length. You may decide to crochet shorter or longer
chains depending on the desired length of the necklace.
Step
2: Repeat the first step 3 more
times until you have a total of four chains of the same color.
Step
3: With your second color, Ch 115
and tie off. Repeat three more times
until you have a total of 4 chains with your second color.
Step
4: Lay all 8 chains side by side and
tape one end of them to a flat surface.
Step
5: Divide the chains up by color and
begin to lightly twist them by placing one color over the other until you reach
the end.
Now, you will begin connecting the
chains together by slip stitching.
Step
6: Take your crochet hook and either
color yarn and slip stitch through the end of the first chain, then ch 1. Slip stitch through the end of the next
closest chain and ch 1 again. Do this
until you reach the last chain. Slip
stitch through the last chain, ch 1 and turn.
Step
7: Sc in each stitch across, ch 1
and turn.
Step
8: Sc in each stitch across, tie off yarn leaving
a 6 inch tail.
Step
9: Using the tail, sew a button to
the center of the end of the necklace.
Un-tape the opposite side of the
necklace.
You will now use the same process to
finish the opposite side of the necklace.
Step
10: Slip stitch through the end of
the first chain and ch 1. Do this with each
chain across. Once you have slip
stitched through the last chain, ch 1 and turn.
Step
11: Sc through each slip stitch and
chain across. Ch 1 turn.
This next row creates the loop to hook
around the button.
Step
12: Single crochet through first 6 sts,
chain 6, skip the next st and sc in the following stitch and in each stitch
across. Tie off yarn.
Step
13: Finally, using a needle, sew in
all of your loose ends.

Fantastic - I was always curious as how to get the ends together - the button on the end is cute - I suppose you can add anything to secure the end. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt's so simple but beautiful and impressive: D
ReplyDeleteI love this! Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteLove this trendy summer necklace how to! LInking up tomorrow at Tangled Happy. Wishing you a very happy Wednesday. :)
ReplyDeleteOi, Megan!
ReplyDeleteAdorei o colar, super na moda!
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This looks brilliant - I will have to have a go. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, thank you.
ReplyDeleteGreat job and wonderful tute! So easy to understand! Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteI love this and I love, love, love that you say upfront that it's okay to sell made items....I sometimes spend hours trying to find this informationon blogs and pattern sites and often end up emailing. I'm not sure I can make this look as good and you do though....found you via MomWithAHook's blog...she is featuring you, what a honey :o) xxx
ReplyDeleteI love it. Will make some for gifts.
ReplyDeleteReally cute & looks fantastic! Thank you for sharing the 'how to' in order to make this & I especially like how neat the ends are put together with crochet.
ReplyDeletethis would look nice with perhaps one strand of a metallic yarn added in as well, just twinkling in between.
ReplyDeleteAn ideal gift and a lovely piece of home made jewelry to begin the new school year. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea. I really like the way you put it together. Thanks for sharing. I can't wait to make one.
ReplyDeleteIs it suppose to untwist after its put together.
ReplyDeleteIs it suppose to untwist when it's put together?
ReplyDeletethanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteDoes Pinning the picture/pattern count as copying? Let me know, and I'll delete the Pin if necessary. It leads back to his page, so I didn't think about it until after. Love the necklace, and the color/length possibilities. Perfect as favors for a girl's birthday party, and for a gift as well. Thanks so much for sharing!
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