Product Description
The Aztec Bracelet set includes patterns for ALL FOUR tapestry crochet bracelets. These bracelets first appeared in the March 2020 issue of Happily Hooked Magazine. And now you can get them here!
This pattern is a great use for your scrap yarn. The bracelets require less than 25 yards of yarn each.
Make them for presents or make them for yourself.
They are a quick project. So you can be enjoying compliments on them in about an hour!
It's no mistake these bracelets might remind you of friendship bracelets (which I made approximately a million of back in the 80s). Consider these version 2.0 of the friendship bracelet.
Each bracelet comes with instructions for sizes Small (Medium, Large, X-Large).
And as always, they patterns are accurate and clear because they have been tested and professionally tech edited.
I hope you enjoy adding these four bracelets to your crochet jewelry collection!
Aztec Tapestry Bracelet Set
What Is Being Made
The Aztec Tapestry Bracelet Set is a collection of crocheted bracelets inspired by symbols from the Aztec writing system. Each bracelet in the set features modern color combinations and decorative fringe details, creating wearable art pieces that blend historical inspiration with contemporary design. The set includes multiple bracelets in coordinating colors, allowing for versatile styling options.
Design and Inspiration
These bracelets draw their aesthetic from authentic Aztec writing system symbols, reimagined with vibrant modern colors and embellished with fringe accents. The designer, Mary Beth, has elevated the historical symbolism by combining traditional motifs with contemporary color palettes, making these pieces both culturally inspired and fashion-forward.
Crochet Techniques and Stitches
The bracelets are constructed using fundamental crochet techniques suitable for intermediate-level crafters. The primary stitch used is single crochet (sc), which creates a dense, structured fabric ideal for jewelry pieces. This basic stitch is worked in rows to build the rectangular bracelet base, providing stability and durability for a wearable accessory.
Yarn and Materials
The pattern calls for Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton Yarn in worsted weight #4, a 100% mercerized cotton yarn that provides excellent drape and comfort for wearable items. Each skein contains 186 yards (170 meters) per 3.5 ounces (100 grams). The set requires one skein each of three colors: Ecru, Goldenrod, and Charcoal. Since each bracelet uses less than 25 yards of yarn, one skein of each color provides ample yardage for the complete set with yarn to spare.
Tools Required
- US Size G/6 (4.0mm) crochet hook – the primary tool for constructing the bracelets
- Yarn needle – used for weaving in ends and assembling components
Sizing and Finished Measurements
The pattern is available in four sizes to accommodate different wrist circumferences:
- Small: 6.5 inches circumference
- Medium: 7.25 inches circumference
- Large: 8 inches circumference
- XLarge: 8.75 inches circumference
Gauge and Construction Notes
The pattern specifies a gauge of 5 single crochet stitches and 4 rows per 1 inch (2.5 cm). Achieving proper gauge is essential for obtaining the correct finished measurements, and crocheters are advised to adjust hook size if necessary. Similar worsted weight yarns may be substituted for the Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton Yarn, provided that gauge is checked and maintained.
Skill Level and Project Duration
Rated as an intermediate difficulty project, these bracelets are quick makes that can be completed in approximately one hour per piece, making them ideal for gift-giving or personal enjoyment. The straightforward construction and minimal yardage requirements make this an efficient project for crocheters seeking fast, satisfying results.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Worsted |
| Pages: | 8 |
| Designer: | Crochet with Mary Beth |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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