Learn to Crochet a Chic Choker in Minutes!

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Part One: Sweater Vest
   • Materials Needed
   • Crochet Instructions
   • Tips and Tricks
3. Part Two: Crochet Choker
   • Materials Needed
   • Crochet Instructions
   • Tips and Tricks
4. Part Three: TBD
   • Materials Needed
   • Crochet Instructions
   • Tips and Tricks
5. Conclusion

Part Two: Crochet Choker

Welcome back to our anti-Valentine's Day wardrobe series! In this second installment, we'll be tackling a super trendy and versatile crochet choker. Chokers have made a major comeback in recent years and are a fun way to add some edge to any outfit. Plus, they're incredibly customizable – you can add different embellishments or variations to create a unique look every time.

Materials Needed

Before we dive into the crochet instructions, let's gather up all the materials we'll need for this project.

1. 2.75 millimeter crochet hook
2. Crochet thread
3. Pair of scissors
4. Yarn needle
5. Stitch counter
6. 6 spikes
7. O ring
8. Cup of caffeine (optional, but highly recommended!)

Crochet Instructions

This crochet choker pattern is beginner-friendly, but it does require some basic crochet knowledge. If you're new to crochet, don't worry – we'll guide you through the steps! Now, let's get started.

1. Attach the crochet thread onto your hook by pulling up a loop.
2. Chain three stitches, then place one single crochet in the second chain from your hook.
3. Place one single crochet in the final stitch of the chain.
4. Chain one and turn your project.
5. In the first stitch, place a single crochet increase (two single crochet stitches in the same stitch).
6. Follow it up with one single crochet in the last stitch.
7. Chain one and turn your project.
8. In the first stitch, place a single crochet increase.
9. Follow it up with one single crochet in the next two stitches.
10. Repeat steps 7-9 to continue increasing the size of your choker.
11. For row number six, place one single crochet in each stitch across.
12. Repeat row number six for rows seven through 26.
13. Leave the yarn attached to your hook and move on to attaching the O ring.
14. Chain one and attach the O ring using a single crochet.
15. Cut the working yarn, leaving a long enough tail to weave in later.
16. Repeat steps 1-15 to complete the other side of the choker.
17. Attach spikes to the back of the choker, spacing them evenly.
18. Screw the spike part onto the front of the choker.
19. Weave in all the ends using a yarn needle, making sure each strand is securely fastened.
20. To create the ties for the choker, add more crochet thread to your hook and chain 40 stitches on each side.
21. Trim any excess yarn and you're done!

Tips and Tricks

• If you're new to crochet thread, be patient and stick with it. It may take some time to get used to working with a thinner yarn and smaller hook, but the end result is worth it.
• Count your stitches carefully, especially when working with crochet thread. It's easy to lose track, so double-check your stitch count to ensure a consistent and even choker.
• For added durability, go through each strand when weaving in the ends. This will ensure your choker withstands regular wear and tear.

And there you have it – your very own killer crochet choker! Whether you're rocking the classic black or feeling bold with a fiery red, this choker is sure to elevate any outfit. Don't forget to comment down below with a black heart if you loved this pattern. Share your creations on social media and tag me – I can't wait to see how you put your own spin on this trendy accessory. Stay tuned for the third and final part of our anti-Valentine's Day wardrobe series, coming soon!