Chokers Are Trending // The ’90s Are Back

Dear users, dear authors,
Choker necklaces are still, or rather once again, in style. The ’90s are back. ; )
Chokers are those necklaces or chains that fit very snugly around the neck. If you’d like to try out whether they might be for you, you can test it with a shoelace, gift ribbon, or satin ribbon. If it’s too loose, it will slip; if it’s too tight, it will feel constricting. So a happy medium would be good. :- ) There are probably fashion-conscious people who actually wear a pretty tied ribbon as an accessory.
So far, there are no patterns specifically for chokers on Crazypatterns, which I think is a shame, since there is definitely demand and chokers can surely also be crocheted, knitted, felted, embroidered, or even knooked.
Is there an author who would like to take this on?

At the moment, this necklace from the Crazypatterns shop is the closest thing to a choker.
Magic Necklace, knitted


Patterns for slightly looser necklaces — we do have quite a few of those in the shop.
Choker bands and necklaces to wear with a dirndl are definitely an alternative.

Maybe you’d like to click through them?

Would that be something for you?
Do you like them, or not really?
Let me know.

@Authors,
if you have relevant patterns, you can promote them here with the usual information. Have fun.

Hi Josefa,
that’s a lovely idea for a quick little project — I like it.
I’ll pick up on that and experiment a bit this weekend.
Thanks and kind regards
Caro

Dear Josefa,
great idea. My little girl wears them every day. I’ll definitely be making some choker necklaces soon—my little girl thinks they’re great, of course!

Choker and Wraparound Bracelet in a Wave Pattern

Chokers—the trendy accessory from the ’90s is back. This fashion trend spices up any outfit and is a real eye-catcher.

Chokers are close-fitting necklaces or neck rings and can be paired with a wide variety of outfits.

Wrap bracelets are also all the rage and always make for a beautiful and trendy accessory. You can also make several bracelets in different colors and mix and match them.

These pieces of jewelry are quick to crochet and super comfortable to wear. They also make a great gift or little present. By lengthening or shortening it accordingly, the bracelet can also be turned into a cute anklet .

Click here for the pattern




Materials: Anchor Aida crochet yarn or Woll Butt Diana, size 10; 2.0 mm crochet hook; sewing needle.
Additionally, for the choker: a few large-hole beads, 5 mm in diameter. Additionally, for the bracelet: a clasp with an extension chain, 8 mm wide.

Required skills: Chain stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet.
Detailed instructions available as a PDF file with text and crochet chart.

Choker and wrap bracelet in a mesh pattern

Choker - The trendy accessory from the '90s is back. This fashion trend perks up any outfit and is a real eye-catcher.

Chokers translate into German as close-fitting necklaces or collars and can be paired with all kinds of outfits.

Wrap bracelets are also very trendy and always a beautiful, hip accessory.

The pieces of jewelry are quick to crochet and super comfortable to wear. Also a great gift or little present. By lengthening or shortening it accordingly, the bracelet can also become a cute anklet or a belt.

Click here for the pattern



Material: size 10 crochet thread (e.g., Anchor Aida or Woll Butt Diana), 2.0 mm crochet hook, sewing needle (for weaving in the ends),
clamp clasp (possibly with extension chain), 8 mm wide, possibly
metal pendant with jump ring
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Required prior knowledge: chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet, and double crochet
Detailed description as a PDF file with text and crochet chart.

It turned out really beautifully, Elke. And I really like your clasp solution.
Kind regards, Caro