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    Garland Necklace

    Erika Hüsler for Loop London


    Primrose motif Gerbera motif

    SIZE FLOWERS
    Sample necklaces measure approx 45cm / 18” • Work the flowers into the empty 6ch-sps of the
    circumference necklace.
    • Mix and match the different flowers and yarn colours
    YARN as desired.
    BC Garn Lino (4ply/fingering weight; 100% Flax linen;
    150m/164yds per 50g ball) PRIMROSE (6-petal flower)
    Yarn A: Ln57 Lime x 1 ball Round 1: Join yarn in any empty 6ch-sp on the necklace
    Yarn B: Ln41 Purple x 1 ball with a sl st (counts as 1ch), work 12dc into 6ch-sp, join
    Yarn C: Ln44 Pink x 1 ball with sl st in first dc. Fasten off. 12 sts
    Round 2: Join next colour in any round 1 dc with a sl st, *
    HOOKS & NOTIONS 2ch, ** [yoh, insert hook in st at base of 2 ch, pull a loop
    3mm (UK 11/US C/2) crochet hook up to same height as 2 ch] 3 times, rep from ** into next
    Tapestry needle st (13 loops on hook), yoh and pull through all loops on
    the hook, 2ch, sl st in same st; rep from * a further 5 times,
    TENSION join round with sl st in same place as first sl st. Fasten off.
    One six-petal flower measures approx 3cm / 1.2” across
    GERBERA (12-petal flower)
    ABBREVIATIONS Round 1: Join yarn in any empty 6ch-sp on the necklace
    ch Chain with a sl st (counts as 1ch), work 12dc into 6ch-sp, join
    ch-sp(s) Chain space(s) with sl st in first dc. Fasten off. 12 sts
    dtr Double treble (US: Treble crochet) Round 2: Join next colour in any dc from round 1 with sl
    htr Half treble crochet (US: Half double crochet) st, 1dc in same st, * 9ch, working back down the ch, work
    sl st Slip stitch 1dc into second ch from hook, 1dc in each of next 7 ch,
    st(s) Stitch(es) 1dc in next st, rep from * omitting final dc on last rep, join
    tr Treble (US: Double crochet) round with sl st in same place as first dc. Fasten off.
    yoh Yarn over hook
    BUD
    Round 1: Join yarn in any empty 6ch-sp on the necklace
    PATTERN BEGINS with a sl st (counts as 1ch), 3ch, * yoh twice, insert hook
    • UK crochet terms are used throughout. into 6ch-sp and pull up a loop, [yoh and pull through
    first 2 loops on hook] twice; rep from * a further 4 times (6
    NECKLACE BASE & LEAVES loops on hook), yoh and pull through all 6 loops, 4ch, sl st
    Using yarn A, make 11ch, sl st in sixth ch from hook (loop into the ring. Fasten off.
    for flower made), * 16ch, sl st in sixth ch from hook, 1ch,
    [1dc, 1htr, 4tr, 1ch, 1dtr, 1ch, 4tr, 1htr, 1dc, sl st to join in FINISHING
    first dc] into 6ch loop just made (leaf made), 16ch, sl st Weave in ends using them to secure the flowers to the
    in sixth ch from hook; rep from * to length of necklace necklace if necessary.
    desired, work 5ch, sl st in first ch made to close the
    necklace. Fasten off.
    Note: Sample necklaces have 10 full repeats (10 flower
    loops and 10 leaves).
    Copyright agreement
    This pattern is the property of the designer, herein known as Erika Hüsler for Loop London.
    Tech editing by Rachel Atkinson. Photography and Styling by Susan Cropper.
    The pattern and photography are copyrighted and are for personal and non-profit use only. This means you can
    crochet it for yourself, for a gift or charity. You may not sell an item made from this pattern. You may not reproduce this in
    print or for a website. It may not be translated, reproduced or circulated in another language without prior agreement.

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