Last week, I shared a little sneak peak picture.
Today, I’m sharing a new free crochet pattern that is designed for using up leftover bits of yarn and buttons from your collection.
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This set of napkin rings and wine glass “charms” will add a DIY touch to your next “Girls’ Night” in while also using up those random odds and ends of yarn.
This set would also add a personal and creative touch to a wedding or housewarming gift! (And, you can easily finish the whole set in an afternoon for a last minute gift.)
I made a set of 8, but of course you could make more or less depending on the size of your glassware collection!
I crocheted a matched pair – one napkin ring and one wine glass “charm” – with each of eight different yarns.
Alternatively, you could use the same yarn for the entire set with different buttons. Choose the approach that works for you and that will delight your guests!
This set is very beginner-friendly, but I know some crocheters are anxious about crocheting over cabone rings and creating buttonholes, so I’ve included photo tutorials.
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Girls’ Night In Napkin Rings and Wine Glass “Charms”
Crochet Pattern by Underground Crafter
This set of napkin rings and wine glass “charms” is a beginner-friendly stashbuster project or last minute gift.
Finished Sizes
- Napkin rings: Approximately 2″ (5 cm) diameter.
- Wine glass “charms”: Approximately 4.5″ (11.5 cm) length.
Materials
- Approximately 15 yd (13 m) of light or medium weight yarn in each of 8 colors.
- Appropriate size crochet hook for your yarn.
- 8 sew-through buttons – 0.5″ (1.3 cm) diameter.
- Tapestry needle (that fits through button eyelets).
- 2 packs of Boye Wood Cabone Rings.
Gauge
- This is a recipe pattern. Gauge is not important, but you may require more or less yarn based on the size of your stitches.
Pattern Instructions and Tutorial
Napkin Rings
- Starting with a loop on the hook, insert hook in cabone ring.
- Single crochet in the ring until it is covered with stitches.
- Fasten off yarn with a long tail.
- Thread yarn tail through tapestry needle, insert needle in first stitch, and draw yarn through to join.
- With tapestry needle, weave in ends on the back of the ring.
Wine Glass “Charms”
- Make a foundation chain approximately 4.5″ (11.5 cm) long.
- Row 1: Turn, skip first chain, single crochet in next stitch and in each stitch across.
- Row 2: Turn, chain 1, single crochet in first stitch and in each stitch across. Do not turn.
Buttonhole and button
- Chain 3 (or make a chain about as long as the diameter of your button).
- Insert hook in unworked side of foundation chain and join with a slip stitch. Fasten off.
- Use the yarn tail from your foundation chain and tapestry needle to sew button into place on the opposite end.
- With tapestry needle, weave in ends from buttonhole and button into back of “charm.”
- (Optional) Spray block.
I want to subscribe for free crochet pattern on petalsofpecots through email what is the procedure for this.
Mariyam, you would need to visit the Petals to Picots blog and find out more on that site.