Easy Crochet Cord With Beads Pattern Step By Step

This Crochet Cord with Beads Pattern is a straightforward and fun activity that brings together the artistry of crochet and the beauty of beads. That's perfect for creating distinctive accessories such as bracelets or earrings.

Crochet Cord With Beads Pattern

By simply using a crochet hook, some cotton yarn, and a selection of beads, you'll piece together an attractive design. This project is suitable for both novices and seasoned crocheters looking for a quick, stylish addition to their collection. Follow our easy-to-understand guide, and you’ll quickly produce a charming, handmade adornment.

Tools and Materials

Crochet Hook: 1.4 mm size
Yarn: A bowl of 100% mercerized cotton yarn (169 M and 50 g)
Beads: Choose beads according to the hole size that can fit the crochet hook through

Crocheting the Cord

Starting the Cord

Make a chain and pull up a loop at this point.

Adding the First Bead

Join a bead by positioning it on the hook. Next, grab the working loop through the bead and make a chain.

Creating the Base

Make five chains and insert the hook into the first chain stitch.
Make a slip stitch, then again, make five chains and insert the hook into the same chain stitch.

Grab the yarn and pull it through. You've now created the base for your first segment.

Forming the Segment

Make a chain, insert the hook into the chain space and thread it through.
Make a slip stitch and then chain.
Ensure you count six chains in total to complete the segment.

Working with the Opposite Side

To work on the opposite side, make a chain, then insert the hook into the chain stitch and make a slip stitch.

Finalizing the Bead

With these steps, your bead is securely encased in the crochet work, ready to be part of a brush or an earring.

Continuing the Pattern

This concludes the instruction for adding a single bead to your crochet cord. The method can be replicated to add multiple beads, crafting a longer cord for various designs.
Next Steps: The instructions for crocheting the second segment will be provided in the next tutorial to continue your bead crochet project.