Go for the geometric look with this crochet jewelry pattern by Sara Scales. The clever use of incomplete partial granny squares made in fine crochet thread helps to make these crochet necklace and crochet earring patterns an intricate yet surprisingly simple design, and the bright colours will really help them pop! We think this crochet jewellery set has got to be the best possible accessory to wear on Granny Square Day!

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You will need

DMC Petra Cotton Thread Size 5 (100% cotton, 100g/400m), small amounts of each:

  • Yarn A Ecru
  • Yarn B Apple Green (5907)
  • Yarn C Mauve (5209)
  • Yarn D Blue (5797)

A 1.75mm (US 4 steel) hook

A chain with a clasp

16 jump rings

A pair of earring hooks

Jewellery pliers

Measurements

The Necklace pendant measures 6.5 x 3cm (2½ x 1¼in)
The Earrings measure 4.5 x 3cm (1¾ x 1¼in)

Abbreviations

Htr join Work a htr at the end of a round into the top of the beg ch-2

You can find a full list of all abbreviations we use in our abbreviations and conversions guide. This crochet jewelry pattern is written in UK terminology but you can easily convert it to US terms using the guide.

Notes

You will make 11 Motifs, then attach them to the earring hooks and a chain.

Free crochet jewellery pattern

Free_granny_Square_necklace_crochet_jewlery_pattern

Partial granny square (make 5)

Make 2 for the Earrings with Yarn C.

Make 3 for the Necklace: 1 with Yarn B and 2 with Yarn C.

Ch5, ss into first chain to form ring.

Round 1 Ch2 (does not count as st), 2htr, (ch2, 3htr) 3 times into ring, ch2, join in top of beg ch-2 with htr. [4 groups of 3htr]

Round 2 Ch2 (counts as htr), (2htr, ch2, 3htr) in the sp below the join, *(3htr, ch2, 3htr) in next ch-2 sp; repeat from * once more. [18 htr, 3 ch-2 sps]

Fasten off and weave in ends.

Looking for more fab granny square crochet projects? You'll find loads of inspiration in our list of the best granny square projects, and you can also check out our collection of free granny square patterns to use in those projects too!
Granny square jumper

Medium granny square (make 1)

With Yarn D, ch5, ss to first ch to form ring.

Round 1 Repeat Round 1 of the Partial Granny Square.

Round 2 Ch1, dc in each htr, 3dc in each ch-2 sp, ss to beg ch-1. [24 dc]

Fasten off and weave in ends.

Small granny square (make 5)

Make 3 for the Necklace and 2 for the Earrings.

With Yarn A, ch5 and join with ss into first ch to form a ring.

Round 1 Repeat Round 1 of Partial Granny Square.

Fasten off and weave in ends.

Free_granny_Square_earring_crochet_pattern

To make up

Necklace

All joins are made using jump rings. Using the photo as a guide, join a Small Granny Square to a Medium Granny Square, then join this to a Partial Granny Square. The Partial Granny Square should be joined at each side of the motif to the centre of the chain. Leave one loop of chain either side and attach the two Partial Granny Squares in Yarn C. Then leave six chain loops and attach a Small Granny Square at each side.

Earrings

Join the Small Granny Square to the bottom of a Partial Granny Square. Attach this to an earring hook using 2 jump rings to make sure the Earring is facing forward.

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We hope you’ve enjoyed this free crochet jewelry pattern, don’t forget if you need any help with your crochet stitches you can always check out our crochet for beginners guide. And if you’re looking to treat yourself, check out our list of the best crochet hooks and the best crochet kits for beginners.

Authors

Matt SpiersDigital Assistant, Gathered

Matt Spiers is a crochet artist and designer who has been overseeing Gathered's crochet articles for over 2 years. He previously worked as Digital Assistant for Simply Crochet magazine and is our in house video editing pro. What started as a hobby a decade ago led to Matt developing a passion (and then a career) with crochet. As well as still regularly writing and designing for Simply Crochet magazine, Matt is a crochet artist in his own right, having displayed and created crochet installations at festivals and fibre events across the UK. You can keep up to date with Matt at @onemancrochet on Instagram.

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