This crochet rope bracelet features spiraling stripes of summer colors that are sure to catch the eye. You'll love the touch of crystal sparkle at each end of the bracelet. Katie enjoyed using Tulip crochet hooks and needles to complete this look. They made the task easier and her work faster. Learn this pattern and then switch up the colors to create endless variations on the design.
The beads in this design naturally spiral, so you can achieve the twirling stripes by stringing a simple pattern. You will be stringing them onto the S-Lon Micro Bead Cord with a big eye needle. It's a tight fit, so if you are having trouble getting the beads to pass over the needle and thread, you can stop using the needle and stiffen the cord end with glue instead. Note: 100 rows make a 6 ½-inch rope, not including the clasp. You can change the bracelet size by adding or removing rows. There are approximately 15 rows per inch.
Repeat this pattern 99 times for a total of 100 rows.
Simple Crochet with Beads Tutorial Video
Beaded Crochet Rope Tutorial
Nice choice! All or most of the products needed for this project are shown below with quantities. Sometimes we sell out of components and aren’t able to order more from the manufacturer (we know, it is very disappointing to us, too). Use the opportunity to mix up the design and make it yours by substituting similar products or altering the entire color scheme—it’s up to you!
This crochet rope bracelet features spiraling stripes of summer colors that are sure to catch the eye. You'll love the touch of crystal sparkle at each end of the bracelet. Katie enjoyed using Tulip crochet hooks and needles to complete this look. They made the task easier and her work faster. Learn this pattern and then switch up the colors to create endless variations on the design.
The beads in this design naturally spiral, so you can achieve the twirling stripes by stringing a simple pattern. You will be stringing them onto the S-Lon Micro Bead Cord with a big eye needle. It's a tight fit, so if you are having trouble getting the beads to pass over the needle and thread, you can stop using the needle and stiffen the cord end with glue instead. Note: 100 rows make a 6 ½-inch rope, not including the clasp. You can change the bracelet size by adding or removing rows. There are approximately 15 rows per inch.
Repeat this pattern 99 times for a total of 100 rows.
Simple Crochet with Beads Tutorial Video
Beaded Crochet Rope Tutorial
