How to Crochet Seashell Accessories

Measure the circumference of an area of the body where you would like to wear the accessory., Crochet a series of chain stitches equivalent to the length of your measurement., Sc in each chain stitch to create a long, solid border., Sc in the first...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Measure the circumference of an area of the body where you would like to wear the accessory.

    Use a fabric tape measure as it bends easily.

    Keep in mind that bracelets can be worn at the upper arm, wrist or ankle, so measure the relevant portion of the body.
  2. Step 2: Crochet a series of chain stitches equivalent to the length of your measurement.

    Turn. , Turn. , Repeat from * ending with a sc in the last sc.

    Turn. , * Sc in the second, third and fourth dc of the seashell, chain
    3.

    Repeat from * ending with a chain one and dc in the last stitch.

    Turn. , Fasten off. , Attach the crochet thread to the end of the accessory and chain 100 stitches.

    Fasten off. , Stitch them by hand, onto the solid border, with a needle and matching thread. , Here are some suggested methods for wearing, depending on what you've crocheted:
    Tie a choker necklace towards the front, back or side of your neck.

    Tie a belt towards the front, back or side of your garment.

    Tie a headband towards the front, back or side of your head.

    Fasten the headband into your hair with hairpins.
  3. Step 3: Sc in each chain stitch to create a long

  4. Step 4: solid border.

  5. Step 5: Sc in the first sc

  6. Step 6: * skip 2 sc

  7. Step 7: 5 dc in the next sc (seashell made)

  8. Step 8: skip 2 sc

  9. Step 9: sc in the next sc.

  10. Step 10: Chain 4.

  11. Step 11: Sc in each stitch of the previous row to create a long

  12. Step 12: solid border on the other side of the seashell.

  13. Step 13: Crochet two ties.

  14. Step 14: Add dangling beads to one edge or both edges of an accessory

  15. Step 15: if desired.

  16. Step 16: Use the resulting accessory.

Detailed Guide

Use a fabric tape measure as it bends easily.

Keep in mind that bracelets can be worn at the upper arm, wrist or ankle, so measure the relevant portion of the body.

Turn. , Turn. , Repeat from * ending with a sc in the last sc.

Turn. , * Sc in the second, third and fourth dc of the seashell, chain
3.

Repeat from * ending with a chain one and dc in the last stitch.

Turn. , Fasten off. , Attach the crochet thread to the end of the accessory and chain 100 stitches.

Fasten off. , Stitch them by hand, onto the solid border, with a needle and matching thread. , Here are some suggested methods for wearing, depending on what you've crocheted:
Tie a choker necklace towards the front, back or side of your neck.

Tie a belt towards the front, back or side of your garment.

Tie a headband towards the front, back or side of your head.

Fasten the headband into your hair with hairpins.

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