A close up photo of a right forearm wearing the linen bracelet which is light grey in colour and has a bow on the top. above the wrist is a yellow jumper with silver buttons down one side.
A close up photo of the underside of a right forearm wearing the linen bracelet which is light grey in colour and has a simple uniform stitch. Above the wrist is a yellow jumper.
A close up photo of a right forearm wearing the linen bracelet which is light grey in colour and has a bow on the top. above the wrist is a yellow jumper with silver buttons down one side.
The linen bracelet is sat on a white table. The two ties are loose and the bracelet is sat on its edge in a curved shape.
The bracelet is sat on a white table and the ties are fastened in a bow. There is a small gap between the bow and the body of the bracelet where just the two ties reach across to the other side.
Another photo like the 4th but from a different angle. The ties are reaching up towards the top of the image with the body of the bracelet curved from the left to the middle.
Similar to the 5th photo with the bracelet fastened into a bow and sat on a white table. The angle is focused on the bow.
The photo shows the fastened bracelet from a different angle showing the main body. It has a simple stitch worked in rows across the width.
A left hand is holding the fastened bracelet with the bow facing upwards towards the camera. The ties have been crocheted and so are thicker than a simple strand of yarn.
A close up photo of a right forearm wearing the linen bracelet which is light grey in colour and has a bow on the top. above the wrist is a yellow jumper with silver buttons down one side.
A close up photo of the underside of a right forearm wearing the linen bracelet which is light grey in colour and has a simple uniform stitch. Above the wrist is a yellow jumper.
A close up photo of a right forearm wearing the linen bracelet which is light grey in colour and has a bow on the top. above the wrist is a yellow jumper with silver buttons down one side.
The linen bracelet is sat on a white table. The two ties are loose and the bracelet is sat on its edge in a curved shape.
The bracelet is sat on a white table and the ties are fastened in a bow. There is a small gap between the bow and the body of the bracelet where just the two ties reach across to the other side.
Another photo like the 4th but from a different angle. The ties are reaching up towards the top of the image with the body of the bracelet curved from the left to the middle.
Similar to the 5th photo with the bracelet fastened into a bow and sat on a white table. The angle is focused on the bow.
The photo shows the fastened bracelet from a different angle showing the main body. It has a simple stitch worked in rows across the width.
A left hand is holding the fastened bracelet with the bow facing upwards towards the camera. The ties have been crocheted and so are thicker than a simple strand of yarn.

Laneia Linen Bracelet Pattern

€2.25

A really versatile and customisable crochet bracelet, ideal for everyday sustainable accessorising for both adults and children.

The pattern is quick and easy, ideal for beginners. It is written in English and you will receive a PDF which includes two documents, one written in U.S. crochet terms and one in U.K. terms. There are plenty of photos to help you through it and full descriptions of each stitch used.

Skill level: Beginner

Yarn needed: Lace weight

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A really versatile and customisable crochet bracelet, ideal for everyday sustainable accessorising for both adults and children.

The pattern is quick and easy, ideal for beginners. It is written in English and you will receive a PDF which includes two documents, one written in U.S. crochet terms and one in U.K. terms. There are plenty of photos to help you through it and full descriptions of each stitch used.

Skill level: Beginner

Yarn needed: Lace weight

A really versatile and customisable crochet bracelet, ideal for everyday sustainable accessorising for both adults and children.

The pattern is quick and easy, ideal for beginners. It is written in English and you will receive a PDF which includes two documents, one written in U.S. crochet terms and one in U.K. terms. There are plenty of photos to help you through it and full descriptions of each stitch used.

Skill level: Beginner

Yarn needed: Lace weight

Length: Adjustable but the row count in this pattern makes a 5” / 12.5cm bracelet approx (without the ties)
Width: 1” / 2.5cm approx

What you will need:

• 3g / 11 metres / 12 yards of lace weight yarn. I used 100% Linen yarn. See some other sustainable alternatives below.
• 2.3mm - Metric / 14 - UK & Canada / B-1 - US / 2/0 - Japan crochet hook
• Scissors
• Darning/Tapestry Needle
• Stitch Markers

Other Yarn Recommendations
Here are some yarn alternatives that I think would work really well.

Lion Brand Linen Cone (100% linen)

LoveCrafts Katia Lino (100% linen)

LoveCrafts Schoppel Wolle Zauberball Cotton (100% Organic Cotton)

Gauge: 10 dc (double crochet/US single crochet) x 10 dc rows = approx 4cm x 3.5cm (1.5” x 1.25”).


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Please be a good human and don’t copy, redistribute or sell this pattern or the pictures within it in any way. You are welcome to sell your finished Laneia LInen Bracelets but I ask that it be credited as a byGoldenberry design. Thank you.