For this tutorial I an using size 1/2 inch rings size 10 steel hook and size 10 crochet thread and the beads are a size 10 as well. and 24 stitches per ring
versions 1
- Just as we did for the other rings in the last post see above link used a cabone ring we are going to crochet sc all the way around the first ring, do not join to first stitch leave enough room for one more stitch. ( needs to be divisible by 4 count the 1 missing stitch too) in my case 24
- Next divide the number of stitches on that ring by 4 and place that many stitches on the 2nd and 3rd rings.
- slip stitch around the space between the 1st and 3rd ring the space you just made and then fill the ring with sc
To make a beaded ring same techniques as above but you string beads first onto thread.
If you want to add beads to your berries just slip the bead on right before you do the last yo of every sc an every ring. The beads will end up on the back side of your ring. but you are going to use that as the front side of your ring in your work. I have a wonky bead on mine a bead that is fussed to another bead I let it stay as it didn't bother me for a tutorial but if I was making this for someone else that bead would not have been used.
version 3
You can slip up more than one bead to make it look more full of beads. For that you crochet around the bead first with just sc. Then do a second round of sc with the beads over that this way it is not see through to the white cabone ring. Then load up the beads the sample here has 6 beads pulled up before the last yo of each sc stitch and it only tack 16 stitches to go all the way around instead of 24 on 1/2 inch ring. But I have not played with figuring out how to do this with three rings all at once yet. So I do these individually.
Thank you for the great pictures and written instructions on the berries.
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