Today, I thought it would be fun to feature not one pattern, but a collection of three patterns based on the same theme. The Stone Necklace Trio is a collection of three easy to wear, eye-catching necklace designs that are crocheted to look like natural stones. The organic shapes, shaded yarn, and filling gives the illusion of natural stones. You can choose to embellish them with embroidery, or let the crochet speak for itself.
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ReplyDeleteThese "Stone Necklace Trio" crochet patterns are gorgeous! The organic shapes and yarn choices really capture the natural stone look. I wonder if using a variegated yarn would enhance the effect even more? For a quick crafting break, I'll try this after a round of Moto X3M! Great work!
ReplyDeleteThese necklaces sound really interesting! I've been looking for some quick crochet projects, and the stone theme is definitely unique. The idea of shaded yarn giving that natural look is clever. It reminds me of some of the interesting textures and shapes you see in other unexpected places, like the low-poly models in Crazy Cattle 3D. I might just have to check out your Ravelry store and grab this pattern while it's on sale! Thanks for sharing.
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