Crochet collars

Crochet notes are a way to add a touch of elegance to your clothes. Crochet necklaces allow you to completely transform any look.

There is nothing additional elegant and comfortable than this easy and beautiful collar. Here is tutorial with pattern instructions.

Crochet PDF Pattern Amelie Lace Collar. Step by step crochet tutorial. This listing is for the crochet pattern only, not the finished product. This pattern is written instructions with full photo tutorial and drawn charts to each row. You can crochet any desired length size according to this chart (the width remains unchanged). The size of the collar depends on the number of repeats (1 repeat = 18 stitches), the selected crochet thread, the hook and gauge. Materials Needed: Beige collar…

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How to crochet a vintage style collar - Video tutorial by Lululoves

It is a great crochet collar pattern for beginners. It's quick and easy to make. A nice touch to the look of yourself or your loved ones! If you know the basic crochet terms, just choose the size you want and follow the instructions. This listing is for a downloadable PDF of a crochet pattern only. You will not receive a physical product. You will get 1 pdf files (11 pages) with detailed and clear explanations and step-by-step photos of each line. This pattern is written in ENGLISH ( US…

Hello. I hope you are having a lovely week. It’s Lulu’s birthday this week so I’m trying to get organised (when I say ‘trying’ I mean writing lots of lists and not really getting much done.) But I thought I’d pop in and share some images of the crochet collars I designed recently for Knitcrate...

Pattern written by Sam Hermes

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It is inspired by vintage collars with that, that this one can be worn as a necklace {I imagine it with a long black, sateen dress for an ultimate dramatic effect}, or as a collar over plain dresses, blouses or shirts as the inevitable vintage detail. For authenticity I crocheted it in ecru, but it would also be perfect in white {for a wedding perhaps?}.