How to Crochet the Ladder Ribbon Necklaces

[crochetgal]

I've just updated my blog that has a tutorial on how to crochet the Ladder ribbon necklaces that are very popular right now.

Confessions of a Yarnaholic: Ladder Ribbon Necklaces

From a single ball of yarn at a cost of about $6.00 (plus shipping) and a couple of hours work you can generally make 3 or 4 necklaces.

If you are selling them at the markets, I've found that they sell for between $15 and $25 each.

The yarns are available on Etsy

[trishajohn]

This is just awesome, thank you so much for this! I think these are going to be some great Christmas gifts for this year! Woo hoo!

[Sonnie]

Wow, those are beautiful! Thank you. Btw, Crochetgal - do you mind if I "pin" this on Pinterest?

[Anaisa]

Cute but how do you get that as a price...? I mean I made little saches and I am having a hard time pricing them....yeah I tried the times three theory but I dunno...because the necklaces are going for way more than my little saches...hmmm

[crochetgal]

Cute but how do you get that as a price...? I mean I made little saches and I am having a hard time pricing them....yeah I tried the times three theory but I dunno...because the necklaces are going for way more than my little saches...hmmm

How do I get that as a price? That's what the market will bear around here. My sister sells hers for 3 for $65 and can't make them fast enough.

[crochetgal]

Wow, those are beautiful! Thank you. Btw, Crochetgal - do you mind if I "pin" this on Pinterest?

Please feel free! I don't mind at all!

[Sonnie]

Thank you!

[Maryjane]

Love the necklaces! I wondered just what you were supposed to do with that interseting yarn! Thanks for the pattern!

[crochetgal]

You are all quite welcome! The necklaces are just one use for this fabulous yarn. It also makes amazingly rich looking fashion scarfs and, if you use a large hook or large knitting needles you can make a beautiful lightweight wrap or shawl as well.

Just let your imagination go and think outside the box!

[AuntyD]

Thank you!!!!I just saw these at a street craft fair in Lake George , NY while on vacation. They were selling for $18-$29 each. So glad I didn't buy them to use as a pattern!!!!!!!!