Ladder yarn projects

Crochet a Trellis Ladder Yarn MultiStrand Necklace quick & easy using 3 strands of yarn. Get your Trellis Ladder Yarn here: https://www.yarnnecklaces.com/co...

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Trellis yarn is a colorful, shiny ladder-ribbon yarn with a lace pattern. Because of its delicacy and airy look, it can make a lovely necklace that falls around your neckline in a style very similar to multi-layered pearls. Making this unique piece of jewelry is simple and inexpensive.

Many of us have purchased these beautiful ladder yarns, not knowing how we would use them. I tried crocheting and knitting with them, an...

Free Crochet Pattern - Ladder Ribbon Necklace

I live in a neighborhood full of little independent shops that I browse regularly. Lately it seems like everyone has summer sweaters and scarves made from ribbon, ladder, and other flat yarns. If you’re thinking of DIYing this trend I’ve put together a few tips to help your projects turn out better. Needle Size Your …

I was going through the stash looking for something to weave when I saw a cone of ladder ribbon and I knew what I wanted to weave . . . My favorite scarf is one that Mum wove for me; it is a silk ladder ribbon in peacock colours, purple, lime green, and blue. It is crossed with a teal Orlec and every time it is worn I get a compliment. The scarf looks like it is woven as undulating but that effect is from the interaction of the silk squares with the weft. And I am looking forward to…

Trellis yarn is a lacy, colorful, ribbon yarn that is an excellent choice for making jewelry. This is a guide about making trellis yarn jewelry.

There are so many ways to use yarn, and none of them involve knitting!

So right now I'm buried in a pole of sparkle yarn. Well, not literally, but there is a large pile on the couch from earlier this evening. What am I doing with this yarn? Necklaces! I love making these, because they whip up so quickly and it's really hard to mess them up. No real counting required! Materials: Lattice yarn or thin ribbon. (My favorite lattice yarn right now is the "City Lights" brand); J hook Tie a slip knot a good distance from the end of the yarn. This will become the side…