A beaded necklace is a great accessory to dress up a plain blouse or sweater, and Premier Yarns® has a great free beaded necklace pattern to share. It’s called Silver Spell, and it features City Life ladder yarn.
This elegant multi-tiered necklace is made using City Life, a #5 bulky weight yarn that comes in 13 beautiful colors. I’ve used Feline for my necklace. One ball of City Life will make more than one necklace, so keep that in mind when you go to choose your beads. You will need 33 6mm beads for each necklace. In addition, you will need a size 4 (3.5 mm) crochet hook, a beading needle, and optional toggle closure, needle and thread.
Maggie prepares to show how to make the Silver Spell necklace.
The pattern can be found here. From this page you will click on the box on the right-hand side of the screen to download the pattern in Adobe format. I’ve chosen to make my necklace two-tiered, where the pattern gives instructions for a three-tiered necklace. The difference in construction is explained in the video.
Video Tutorial for Right-handed Crocheters
Video Tutorial for Left-handed Crocheters
And here is my finished necklace, along with the three-tiered version done in Orchid.
This gorgeous necklace would make a great gift for your favorite fashionista, and the combination of the different colors of City Life yarn and the hundreds of different beads available at your local craft store makes for endless possibilities. Have fun with it.
Here are the quick links to the items and videos used contained in this post.
Silver Spell Beaded Necklace Pattern
Video Tutorial for Right-handed Crocheters
Video Tutorial for Left-handed Crocheters
If you enjoy working with City Life yarn, we have two free scarf patterns that also use it. More information may be found here.
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Maggie
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