This Crochet Watermelon Necklace Would Sell Well For Craft Shows

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Looking for some great things to crochet for craft fairs? Here is this exquisite-looking piece of crochet jewelry that is unique, fun affordable, and will sell like hotcakes. If you're not planning on being a vendor in a fair, this crochet Watermelon Necklace by Cat Venner is a great pattern for gifts for family, friends, and anyone else you know.

“Bring a bit of colour to summer with this easy-to-make watermelon necklace. The perfect summer accessory made of 4 ply cotton. Seeds beads are used for the seeds, but they can also be sewn using a scrap of black yarn. The necklace can be made up using either jewelry findings or strung on to ribbon or cord.”

 

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Crochet Watermelon Necklace Free Pattern

Materials

2.5 mm crochet hook

Yarn and Colors Must Have – Cardinal

Yarn and Colors Must Have – Cream

Yarn and Colors Must Have – Green Beryl

Approx. 8 black seed beads of scrap black yarn

Bead needle

Black sewing thread

For the necklace

2 8mm red rondelles

4 6mm green rondelles

4 silver/metal jump rings (6 mm)

1 silver/metal clasp

2 silver/metal pins or jewellery wire (approx. 4 cm)

Silver/metal chain (approx. 32 cm)

Jewellery round nosed pliers and wire cutters

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This Crochet Watermelon Necklace Would Sell Well For Craft Shows

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Thanks to Cat Venner for the article inspiration and featured image.

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