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A few weeks back my husband and I were getting ready to go away for a few days to Rhode Island and I was reorganizing my purse. I don’t know about you, but when we go on a road trip my purse holds different things than in my normal day to day.
One of the things that I realized is that I only carry two key fobs now, one for my car and one for his. But they are usually just floating around in the bottom of my purse. The issue with that on a road trip is that my husband is a photographer, and we often stop at scenic spots to jump out and take in the view and a few (or many) pictures. We aren’t out of the car long, and we don’t go too far away from it, but we still want to lock it. I needed, ok wanted, a way to just grab the keys and not have to take the whole bag.
Enter the wristlet keychain. I grabbed some cotton yarn, and a keychain that I had in my craft supplies, and after a few minutes, ta da, a wristlet.
Now let’s get crocheting!
The Rhode Wristlet
Materials Used:
Hook: US 8/H (5.00 mm)
Yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream Worsted weight cotton/Medium {120 yds / 2.5 oz. – 109 m / 70.9 g}
Color used: Hot Blue
Amounts required– 30 yrds
Tapestry Needle
Split ring
Lobster Claw
Finished Size: 13” long x 1” wide prior to folding and sewing.
Abbreviations:
CH – Chain
SLST – Slip Stitch
HHDC - Herringbone Half-Double Crochet: YO and insert in next stitch. YO and pull up loop and through first stitch on hook. YO and pull through remaining loops on hook. Stitch will have a slant to it.
Notes:
You can make the wristlet longer or shorter for your own wrist by increasing or decreasing the length of the starting chain.
Pattern:
Chain 37
Row 1: HHDC in 3rd Chain from hook, and in each chain until end. Chain 2, turn
Row 2: HHDC across
Slip piece through split ring, and fold in half bringing short sides together.
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Slipstitch short sides together, and weave in one of the two ends.
With the other end sew across about an inch down, so that the ring doesn’t slide up and down the wristlet. Weave in to secure.
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Add lobster claw.
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Copyright:
The Rhode Wristlet pattern and photographs are property of Sheri-Lynn Fournier, dba slfCreations and are for personal, non-commercial use only. You may not alter, share, or sell this pattern in any way. However, you are welcome to sell the finished product. Please credit slfCreations by including a link to the pattern listing if you are selling the finished piece online.
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