About a year ago, my friend was wearing this leather belt looking object with a ring attached around his hip and I thought it was legitimately the coolest thing I had ever seen someone wear. He noticed my fascination and as a good friend, he let me have it! I haven’t taken it off since and has become a real staple to my look. So that’s where this idea came from – if you ask me, it looks pretty punk! I love that crochet can fall under so many genres but my favorite one that it falls under is Yarn Punk.
This pattern is such a great accessory for your wardrobe in my humble opinion. It works up really quickly and the Swivel Hooks (the part that’s attached to the pants) and amount of yarn is so inexpensive. And guess who has all of these things? JOANN of course! It’s even better going in with your coupons. Using just one skein of Lion Brand Color Made Easy would probably yield… maybe 6 or 8 of these? I may be optimistic, but it’s really not that many stitches! 172 stitches and 86 chains to be exact 😉
Down below, you will be able to find the free pattern and tutorial on how to create your own suspenders! They are both made separately, so if single suspender is your look, then just make one of them! You can also play around with which belt loop you connect it to. You can find the materials all at JOANN!
All editorial content and projects are intellectual property of Vincent Green-Hite, designer of Knot Bad. This post was sponsored by JOANN Stores but all ideas and opinions are my own.
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Materials:
Lion Brand Color Made Easy (Your color choice!)
6.5mm Hook
Swivel Hook (2 per suspender)
Scissors
Measuring Tape
Dimensions:
Length – 33″
(This can be adjusted during the starting chain, whatever your preference! Model is 6’2″ male)
Abbreviations:
Ch – chain
Hdc – Half Double Crochet
Before we start, don’t forget to pin this pattern for later!
Let’s Begin!
ch 187
In second chain from hook, hdc. Hdc across (186)
Ch 1, turn. Hdc across.
Finish off and leave your tails!
Adding on the Swivel Hooks:
Slip your chain through your swivel hook:
Fold your yarn and then sew it together!
and then do this same step on the other side!
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