[RGlad]

I saw a picture of some knitted chain links and thought, I can do that too. Used some super chunky yarn that was hand spun that I got in a swap this month in Portland (thank you CrochetMouse). I am the hippest granny on the block when I sport this bling. :wink:

 

[Teeple]

Nice work

Mary

 

[elsienicholls]

That is a really cool necklace

 

[diziescott]

Great idea..you look very blingy indeed. This would be nice in Christmas colours as a decoration.

 

[csbstar]

Very nice!

 

[CARABELLA]

Looking good grandma, great idea.

 

[amudaus]

I like grandma bling.

 

[MistyBabe]

I just saw a scarf like that in a Ben Franklin store....very interesting. Great job, too!!!!!!

 

[breezy622]

Love it!

 

[bigtrud]

Kinda Jacob Marleyish from A Christmas Carol. dragging your chains around you forged in life!! LOL

 

[edithann]

Grandma love your "bling."
Edie (EdithAnn)

 

[glnwhi]

lets hear it for grandmas!!! YEA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Deb-Babbles]

Love it Grandma..

 

[marimom]

O.K. so how did you do it? I have never left my hippy days and it would look wonderful around my neck. Ever thing of making smaller earings to match??

 

[RGlad]

O.K. so how did you do it? I have never left my hippy days and it would look wonderful around my neck. Ever thing of making smaller earings to match??

This is some hefty yarn so it didn't take a lot of stitches.
I use dpn's.
CO 15, knit 1 row, BO.
For the next circle (after CO), slip the work through the first so they will link.

Earrings are a good idea if I can find some thinner stuff to match.

 

[jwmontez34]

How do you sew the ends togther? I made a larger one but the ends did not look great.

 

[RGlad]

I did not sew ends together, I knitted them in the round on dpn's.

 

[cabbagehome]

Now that is a year around scarf.