Lisette Crochet Lace Choker Necklace FREE Pattern Be So Fine Yarn by Kristin Omdahl

Lisette Crochet Lace Choker Necklace FREE Pattern Be So Fine Yarn by Kristin Omdahl

This is such a HOT trend right now and I’m loving seeing them all over, but I have yet to see a HANDMADE crochet lace choker. And I knew I needed to try it.

I crocheted an edging just shy of the circumference of my neck, added a magnetic closure to the ends. I thought it was safer to use magnetic closure instead of fixed closure (for sake of choking hazards). Freak accidents do happen … I feel much safer this way.

Then, I sprayed each side with starch (like you do when you iron), and let it dry. Voila! I have a GORGEOUS lace choker that is so fashionable right now!

Please enjoy this free pattern so you can make these gorgeous chokers too. Not only for yourself, but with the holidays right around the corner, they are quick handmade gifts, too!

xoxo, Kristin

Lisette Be So Fine Yarn Crochet Lace Choker Necklace FREE Pattern
by Kristin Omdahl

Materials:
Be So Fine Yarn, 100% bamboo fingering weight yarn; color Passionate Plum
1 pair magnetic closure findings
B/2 (2.25mm) crochet hook
0.9mm steel crochet hook (for joining the clasp to the choker necklace)

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#1 Fingering Weight Yarn

Be So Fine Yarn

Rated 4.67 out of 5

Gauge: each repeat is 2.5″ wide x 3.5″ tall after blocking

Finished size: 14″ wide x 3.5″ tall

Instructions:
Set up row: with larger hook, *ch5, tr in 5th ch from hook. Rep from * 18 more times. — 19 foundation ovals

Row 1: slst into first oval, ch4 (counts as dc, ch1), dc in same sp, ch1, sc in next oval. *ch5, sc in next oval, ch1, (dc, ch1, dc, ch1, dc) in next oval, ch1, sc in next oval. Rep from * 4 more times, ch5, sc in next oval, ch1, (dc, ch1, dc) in last oval.

Row 2: ch4 (counts as dc, ch1), 3dc-cluster in next ch1 sp, *ch4, (sc, ch3, sc) in ch5 sp, (ch4, 3dc-cluster in next ch1 sp)x2, ch4, (sc, ch3, sc) in next ch5 sp. Rep from * across, ch4, 3dc-cluster in last ch1 sp, ch1, dc in last dc.
NOTE: remember that the ch4 sp counts as a dc and ch1, when placing the last two sts in this row.

Row 3: ch6 (counts as dc, ch3), 3dc-cluster in next cluster, ch3-picot, ch7, *3dc-cluster in nexxt cluster, ch3, dc in next ch5 sp, ch3, 3dc-cluster in next cluster, ch3-picot, ch7. Rep from * across, 3dc-cluster in next cluster, ch3-picot, ch3, dc in last st.

Row 4: ch10, dc in same st, ch5, *(sc, ch1, sc) in ch7 sp, ch5, (dc, ch7, dc) in next dc, ch5. Rep from * across, (sc, ch1, sc) in next ch7 sp, ch5, 2dc in last st.
NOTE: The ch10 at the beg of this round counts as a ch3 (dc) for this row and a ch7 for the following row.

Row 5: ch3 (counts as dc), tr in next dc, ch3, ch3-picot, ch1, 4dc along side of last tr worked, 3dc-cluster in next dc, ch3-picot, ch3, *(sc, ch3, sc) in ch1 sp, ch3, 3dc-cluster in next dc, ch3-picot, in ch7 sp work (4dc, ch2, ch3-picot, ch1, 4dc), 3dc-cluster in next dc, ch3-picot, ch3. Rep from * across. (sc, ch3, sc) in next ch1 sp, ch3, 3dc-cluster in next dc, ch3-picot, in last ch10 sp work (4dc, ch1, dc, ch3-picot). Fasten off.

Using smaller hook, slst the magnetic clasp to the end of the first row of the choker. Repeat for each half of the magnetic clasp on either side of the choker.

Block to finished measurements, spray with starch and let dry. Weave in loose ends.

Enjoy!

xoxo, Kristin 

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xoxo,
Kristin