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Beaded Crescent Neck Lace
a featured pattern in the BOBBOL 2013 series

HeartStrings knitting pattern #H93

simply beautiful — lace for your neck

Adorn your neckline with a crescent of color and beads. Beaded Crescent Neck Lace starts with an elegant beaded loops lace edging. Then fill out the shape with simple garter stitch short rows that let the colors of your yarn sing in accompaniment to sparkly beads. More beads edge the upper neckline in a pretty bind off to complete your neck lace.

Beaded Crescent Neck Lace

Wear it simply beautiful all by itself as a little neck scarf, or add a clasp and wear as a necklace – your choice. The weight of the beads adds just enough body to the fabric to stay in place.

Beaded Crescent Neck Lace was the 10th pattern in the BOBBOL 2013 knit-and-learn-along series hosted by Jackie E-S of HeartStrings Fiberarts at the KnitHeartStrings.com membership site.

If you missed the knit-and-learn-along for Beaded Crescent Neck Lace, you can purchase the pattern now and still take advantage of free tutorials, tips & techniques articles in the October 2013 archives at KnitHeartStrings.

  • Yarn: Fingering weight
  • Knitting needles: Size US 5 (3.75 mm) suggested
  • Beads: Size 6/0 (4 mm diameter)
  • For stringing beads: Small tapestry needle, nylon dental floss threader or similar that is small enough to fit through the hole in beads
  • Skill level: Intermediate or aspiring advanced beginner
  • Stitch instructions: Written
  • Construction: Bottom up, beaded loops lace edging used as basis for cast on; simple short rows; beaded bind off; no seams to sew
  • Beading technique: Beads strung on project yarn
Sample cover page of HeartStrings Beaded Crescent Neck Lace pattern

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See more beaded knitting patterns in the Jackie E-S Design Collections.

Thank you for interest. I am here to serve you and help keep your knitting a pleasurable experience. If you have questions or need assistance with purchasing or knitting my HeartStrings patterns, let me know. Sincerely, Jackie E-S

Email address: jackie@heartstringsfiberarts.com
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