I love thread crochet, so when I saw these cute thread crochet rings on Pinterest last year I HAD to make them! I’ve already made all three in every color of thread I have and sizes for me and for my girls!
This is ring 1 done with a smaller hook to create a smaller flower
And ring 2 using the hook the pattern calls for
I actually used the technique from the first rings (creating longer loops and connecting them in the back) with this doily earring flower!
Then I found this AMAZING and totally gorgeous ruffled ring! SERIOUSLY I’m going to make about 3 dozen of these!
So I thought my crochet rose would be perfect as a thread crochet ring! I love it!
Thread Crochet Flower ring
US 7 hook (1.5mm) – up or down a size or two is fine, it will just change the final size a bit
crochet thread
This flower can be rolled tight or as loose as you’d like it, so the size also depends on that.
Chain 53
Row 1: DC in 5th Chain from hook *CH 1, skip 1 (DC-CH-DC) in next ch (V stitch made). repeat from * across to end, turn.
Row 2: CH 3 (counts as DC) 5 DC in CH space, *SC in next CH-1 space, 6 DC in next CH-1 space (shell stitch made). Repeat from *, ending in 6 DC in last CH-1 space. Fasten off, but leave a good LONG tail for anchoring the flower. 6inches or so.
Finishing
Starting at that end roll the flower up, this should have a natural twist so it should be easy!
Threading the tail onto the needle and weave across the base creating x’s all around. make sure not to pull TOO tightly!
Add it to a blank ring base! and Voila! Done!
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Thread Crochet Flower ring
US 7 hook (1.5mm) – up or down a size or two is fine, it will just change the final size a bit
crochet thread
This flower can be rolled tight or as loose as you’d like it, so the size also depends on that.
Chain 53
Row 1: DC in 5th Chain from hook *CH 1, skip 1 (DC-CH-DC) in next ch (V stitch made). repeat from * across to end, turn.
Row 2: CH 3 (counts as DC) 5 DC in CH space, *SC in next CH-1 space, 6 DC in next CH-1 space (shell stitch made). Repeat from *, ending in 6 DC in last CH-1 space. Fasten off, but leave a good LONG tail for anchoring the flower. 6inches or so.
Finishing
Starting at that end roll the flower up, this should have a natural twist so it should be easy!
Threading the tail onto the needle and weave across the base creating x’s all around. make sure not to pull TOO tightly!
Add it to a blank ring base and done.
Totally cute! Wish I could crochet! I am featuring this at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com.
thanks so much for the feature Michelle!!! And I’d LOVE to teach you to crochet! I’m planning on teaching Leanne this summer so you should join us!
These are SO pretty, Ashlee! I love the vintage feel them have to them. REALLY makes me wish I knew how to crochet!
Thanks so much! I love crocheting, and it’s really very easy once you get the hang of it! It’s totally worth learning, I taught myself out of books when we were living in Japan!
Ashlee- oh my these rings are so adorable! I saw them on another site and just couldn’t wait to get over here and see more! We love your idea and your topsy turvy blog! We would be honored if you stopped in and linked this up into our Saturday Showcase. This past week and into this week’s theme is DIY Fashion. Your ring idea would fit in perfectly! Stop in if you have a few minutes. We are your newest follower and can’t wait to see what other topsy turvy ideas you have!
Have a super week!
Susie @Bowdabra
http://bowdabrablog.com/2012/05/05/saturday-showcase-diy-fashion-ideas/
sorry I’m just getting around to reading and responding to comments! It’s always a bit crazy around here and this last month(s) is on exception! I’m so glad you like my rings! They are so much fun to create.
Lovely, I bet your girls love them. I agree with Michelle in that they “feel” a little vintage to me!
My girls DO love them!!!! They are really into jewelry, although they NEVER leave anything on so they also tend to lose it all!
I love the rose ring! I think my daughter would LOVE it. Now, YOU’VE been pinned.
Thanks so much! I have about 10 of these rings in different colors! They also make for great conversation as well!
Love your crochet rings – each one you’ve done is so unique!
thanks! most I got from pinterst, the rose I made myself, but the ruffled one is by far my favorite!
OMG these are too cute! They are just beautiful! I would LOVE if you would link this up to my new fiber arts link party! http://www.mymerrymessylife.com/2012/06/new-link-party-hookin-on-hump-day-1.html
Thanks so much! I’m glad you like my ring!
I love these! Thanks for the inspiration!
your so welcome! I love creating patterns, but I love finding good ones too!
Love your rings!! I was trying to make the first one but I’ve never worked from a chart before. Could you let me know what the symbols mean? Or a written pattern if you have one. Thanks!!
the 2 rings with the chart patterns aren’t mine, I link to the charts cause that’s what I used to make them. So I can’t share a written pattern. Try this http://www.craftyarncouncil.com/chart_crochet.html
Could you please tell me what kind of yarn you used for the rose ring? Thank you. I love itl.
it’s crochet thread, not yarn.