I love jewelry.
I love big bold funky statements to delicate classic beauties. I never feel truly dressed until I am wearing
a matching necklace. My kids have other
ideas. In steps crochet to my
rescue. Instead of worrying about yet
another “mysteriously” missing necklace my daughter borrowed or another being
used as a teething ring by my son; I know I can fix all. With a few quick techniques, I know I can
whip up overnight any ring, bracelet, or necklace for any outfit. So no more stress about ruined favorites,
instead my little pumpkins are just giving me more opportunities to crochet!
Before I started crocheting jewelry, I thought I would
need a ton of equipment and tools to get a true professional look. Boy, I was mistaken. In class, I walk you through exactly what you
need to make your perfect accessory. And
most of them are probably sitting in your yarn bag or toolbox right now. We will talk about a few tools that you might
want to get after you get completely hooked, but for the most part your main
tool will just be your hook.
The most important tool I try to stress is
understanding crochet patterns. Whether
you are looking at a modern stitch dictionary with all the directions
completely listed or an antique crochet leaflet with just some diagrams; I want
to make sure you are totally in control.
In class we will de-mystify crochet diagrams and sharpen our skills at
reading patterns. We go through learning
patterns and diagrams so you can grab any stitch dictionary and be able to turn
an edging you love into a bracelet or a motif into a ring.
What
do I want you to make jewelry out of?
Anything. In class, we talk about
all materials from basic crochet thread, to thin gauge wire, to leather and
hemp; and even end with yarn. The
materials do not make the jewelry, you do.
So we talk about how to dress up or down the material you are working
with. One basic way is using metal
chains, jump rings, and beads to connect your crochet together. In just a few steps, I show you all you need
to know to attach your beautiful crochet together into fantastic jewelry. One word of warning, is the jewelry
techniques I show you in class are so simple it is very easy to slip into
another hobby and love every minute of it.
The
best part of creating and making jewelry is it always cheers up my day. Any day I get to crochet for a few minutes is
great. To be able to then wear something
I made the next day, even better. Hope
you will join me in Learn to Crochet Creative Jewelry class. I truly can’t wait to see what you can
create!
9 comments:
I think this class would be an answer for what can I make for.......?
I just love Robyn's jewelry - I've already made a couple of her bracelets and would love to try the earrings. :)
I love Robyn's jewelry! I've made several of her bracelets and would love to try the earrings. :)
It is a great way to combine interests.
Very cool. I've never done any crochet jewelry before. I'd definitely need help in choosing things from the jewelry aisle at the craft store to use with the thread/yarn. And it sounds like you have that covered! (Dena from Pittsburgh/DenaBean8 on Ravelry)
I Love Robyn's work and can't wait to catch up with what she's been doing recently!
I love Robyn's designs. I am very interested in her class because I have a young child and it would be great to have soft jewelry for him! Thanks for the chance to win. (Zima21 on Rav)
Thank you!
I would love to win this class.
Lindajm on Ravelry
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