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Cute Crochet Snake Bracelet Pattern That Mimics A Real Snake

Hook up a fun and quirky snake bracelet that's bursting with charm and personality, perfect for showing off your style in the most playful way.

Add some fun and creativity to your jewelry collection with a unique and eye-catching accessory! The crochet snake bracelet pattern is a playful and beautiful way to make a statement. With its lifelike design, stunning textures, and vibrant colors, this bracelet looks both stylish and trendy.

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Simple Snake Bracelet Pattern That’s Worth Trying

It’s lightweight, comfortable to wear, and perfect for all occasions, whether casual or special. This charming bracelet is not only a fun crocheting idea but also a meaningful gift for loved ones who appreciate handmade accessories. Its bold and distinctive appearance will instantly make it a favorite in anyone's jewelry collection!

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This pattern guides you in crocheting a flexible and stylized crochet snake with shaping strips for added versatility. The snake can be styled for decoration or worn as jewelry such as a bracelet or necklace. The design includes a raised head and a coiled body, with options for customization to enhance its charm.

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Materials

  1. Yarn
    • Thread or yarn in preferred snake color (green used in this tutorial). Use cotton or acrylic yarn for easier handling.
  2. Hook
    • Crochet hook appropriate to the yarn weight (recommended: 0.6mm hook for smaller threads or adjust accordingly).
  3. Other Supplies
    • Cotton or polyester fiberfill (for stuffing the head)
    • Shaping strip (e.g., craft wire, 0.6mm recommended for flexibility)
    • Scissors
    • Black thread (for eyes)
    • Sewing needle (for attaching and securing the eyes)

Skill Level

Intermediate

Abbreviations (US Terminology)

  • Sl st: Slip Stitch
  • SC: Single Crochet
  • Inc: Increase (2 SC into 1 stitch)
  • Dec: Decrease (combine 2 stitches into 1 stitch)

Special Notes

  1. Adjust the length of the snake’s body as desired. You can create a short snake for decoration or a longer snake for wearable purposes.
  2. Ensure the wire used for shaping is flexible enough to allow easy handling.
  3. Stuff the head lightly to avoid over-bulking, allowing for smoother transitions into the body.

Pattern Instructions

Step 1: Snake Head

  1. Foundation Round
    • Create a magic circle.
    • Crochet 6 SC into the circle.
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  2. Round 2: Increase
    • Work 1 SC, 1 Inc; repeat 3 times.
    • Total stitches: 9
  3. Round 3: Expanding the Head
    • Work 1 SC, 3 Inc; repeat 3 times.
    • Total stitches: 12
  4. Round 4: Shaping
    • Work 2 Inc, 3 SC, 2 Inc, 4 SC.
    • Total stitches: 15
  5. Rounds 5-6: No Increase
    • Work 15 SC for each round without adding or subtracting stitches.
  6. Round 7: Beginning the Head Curve
    • Work 2 Dec, 3 SC, 2 Dec, 4 SC.
    • Total stitches: 13
  7. Round 8: Head Narrowing
    • Work 1 Dec, 3 SC, 1 Dec, 4 SC.
    • Total stitches: 11
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  8. Round 9: Head Closure
    • Work 1 SC, 1 Dec; repeat 3 times.
    • Total stitches: 6
  9. Stuff the Head
    • Lightly fill the head with cotton or fiberfill. Do not overstuff to maintain a balanced look.
  10. Round 10: Closing
    • Crochet 6 SC continuously across the circle.

Step 2: Snake Body

  1. Create the Coiled Body
    • Work SC in spiral (do not join rounds with Sl st).
    • Continue until the desired length is reached. This length is entirely up to your preference.
  2. Insert Shaping Strip
    • Stretch the coil and prepare for the addition of the shaping strip.
    • Insert the wire into the body’s length, ensuring it reaches the head.
    • Leave a little wire protruding from the body and bend the end to prevent slipping.
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  3. Secure the Body
    • Work 3 Dec SC to close off the end of the body where the shaping strip was inserted.
    • Continue crocheting spirals until the body completely encloses the strip.

Step 3: Snake Details

  1. Adding Eyes
    • Take two strands of black thread and sew eyes onto the front-facing part of the head.
    • Ensure they are evenly placed for balance and realism.
  2. Securing Ends
    • Tie and cut black thread ends used for the eyes.
    • Hide all loose ends by weaving them securely into the body of the snake.
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Tips for Success

  • Tension Matters:
    • Maintain consistent tension while crocheting the spirals to ensure smooth shaping of the snake body.
  • Wire Placement:
    • Use a flexible but firm crafting wire to allow adjustments in the snake’s shape without damage. Avoid overly stiff wires.
  • Custom Colors:
    • Experiment with colors to create vibrant snakes. Bright or patterned yarns can mimic exotic species.

Customization Options

  • Eye Design:
    • Use small black beads or embroidery for more detailed eyes.
  • Coil Design:
    • Vary coil size or use smaller threads for tighter, compact coiled designs.
  • Head Embellishments:
    • Add embroidered features like a tongue to bring extra detailing to your snake.

Conclusion

Congratulations! You’ve created a flexible and stylish crochet snake that can double as a décor or wearable accessory. Whether your snake is short and vibrant or long and elegant, it’s sure to catch attention. This snake project is perfect for intermediate crocheters who enjoy combining crochet techniques with unique designs.

Important Remarks

  • Wire Safety:
    • Ensure the ends of your wire are bent securely to avoid sharp edges poking through the yarn.
  • Design Variations:
    • Consider making multiple snakes in different lengths and styles for themed sets or gifts.

Please share your creations or thoughts about this pattern. Happy crocheting! 🐍

 

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