Step back in time with this exquisitely crafted Golden Crochet Blossom Choker. Featuring delicate cream flowers with radiant gold centers, this necklace evokes a vintage charm perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any outfit. This pattern guides you through creating a beautiful, intricate piece that’s surprisingly enjoyable to make.
Craft Your Own Timeless Treasure
Beyond just a beautiful accessory, this crochet choker offers the joy of creating something truly special by hand. Imagine the admiring glances as you wear a unique, handmade piece that reflects your personal style and craftsmanship. It’s a versatile accessory, perfect for elevating a casual look or complementing a formal ensemble.
Crochet Pattern: Vintage Allure: The Golden Crochet Blossom Choker Pattern
Materials
Cream Crochet Thread (Size 10 or 20 for delicate look)
Gold Metallic Crochet Thread (similar weight to complement cream thread)
Crochet Hook (e.g., 1.5mm – 2.0mm, suitable for your chosen threads)
Yarn Needle
Small Jewelry Clasp (toggle or lobster claw)
Small Pliers (for attaching clasp)
Abbreviations
ch: chain
sl st: slip stitch
sc: single crochet
dc: double crochet
tr: treble crochet
MR: Magic Ring
st(s): stitch(es)
Instructions
This pattern creates individual flower motifs which are then joined together with gold chains to form the necklace.
Flower Motif (Make 15-20, depending on desired length):
Row 1 (Gold Center): With Gold Metallic Crochet Thread, create a Magic Ring (MR). Ch 2 (counts as first dc), work 14 dc into the MR. Join with a sl st to the top of the initial Ch 2. (Total: 15 dc stitches). Fasten off Gold Thread.
Row 2 (Cream Petals): Join Cream Crochet Thread into any dc stitch from Row 1.
*Ch 2, work 3 dc into the same dc stitch where you joined the thread. Ch 2, then sl st into the 3rd dc stitch from where the petal started (skipping 2 dc stitches between sl sts). This completes one petal.*
Repeat from * to * 4 more times around the gold center, creating a total of 5 distinct petals. Sl st to the base of the first petal to secure. Fasten off Cream Thread, leaving a small tail for weaving.
Assembly of the Necklace:
You will be joining the flowers both horizontally and with draped chains.
Lay out your completed flower motifs in a line to determine the desired length of your necklace.
Horizontal Connection: Using a yarn needle and a short length of Gold Metallic Crochet Thread, gently stitch together two adjacent petals of neighboring flowers. For example, stitch the right-most petal of Flower 1 to the left-most petal of Flower 2. Make a small, secure knot and weave in ends. Repeat for all flowers to form a continuous line.
Upper Draped Chains: Attach Gold Metallic Crochet Thread to the top-center (the peak of the petal) of the right-most petal of Flower 1. Ch 25-30 (adjust chain length for desired drape). Sl st to the top-center of the left-most petal of Flower 2. Repeat this for each pair of horizontally connected flowers, creating a continuous upper scallop. Secure ends.
Lower Draped Chains: Attach Gold Metallic Crochet Thread to the bottom-center (the peak of the petal) of the right-most petal of Flower 1. Ch 30-35 (adjust chain length for desired drape, slightly longer than upper chains). Sl st to the bottom-center of the left-most petal of Flower 2. Repeat this for each pair of horizontally connected flowers, creating a continuous lower scallop. Secure ends.
Finishing the Ends: On each end of the necklace, attach a small jewelry clasp using small pliers. You can create a small loop with a few chain stitches using gold thread if needed to attach the clasp securely. Weave in all remaining loose ends with your yarn needle.
