How to Crochet a Bracelet: EAT SLEEP CROCHET!

I’ll be honest. I occasionally need a break from big projects. Between filming, editing, pattern making, social media and everything else, in my second language, it gets tough. So instead of taking time off, I like to make something small and easy. Sometimes it turns out really cute and I love it, and some times it’s a flop for me personally. This how to crochet a bracelet pattern is no such flop.

I think crochet bracelets are a big win. They make beautiful gifts. They’re super simple to make and they work up very fast. You can customize them for whoever and whatever occasion you like with different style and material hardware and pendants.

You also don’t have to fuss over peoples size and fit. It may be the perfect crochet gift. This crochet bracelet pattern would also be fantastic for craft fair or Etsy selling.

I bought some charms and clasps for jewelry making from Etsy but hadn’t gotten around to using it. It was a perfect opportunity to kill two birds with one stone.

The charm says “eat, sleep, crochet”. I don’t know about you, but that sums it up for me. 🙂 It’s a very simple little project but you’ll have a cute little accessory that you or a lucky recipient can be proud to wear because you didn’t buy it from a department store. You made it with your own hands, your favorite yarn and a love for crochet. Enjoy, happy crocheting!

If you’d like to make a quick set of matching crochet earrings, I have that too 😊

If you’re looking for a matching top to go with this crochet bracelet, you might also like this Happy Hour Crochet Top

Materials

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Stitches used & code

Magic ring
sc = single crochet
rep = repeat

Notes: You can use any yarn and clasps you like for your crochet bracelets, as long as the finished crochet work will fit into the clasps snugly. I recommend the thread for the fine detail required for something this small. You can also add more or less bands and design it just the way you want, as long as everything fits together.