Little Chains Wreath Ornament

This wreath is made in a different way. As you will see when you get started. It works up quickly and is fun to make.

Materials Needed
Worsted weight acrylic yarn in green
2" cabone ring
15" 1/8" gold lame ribbon
15" ¼" white picot edged satin ribbon
Size H/8 or 5mm aluminum crochet hook
Yarn needle & ornament hanger

Yarn Thickness: 4mm
Gauge: 4dc = 1"
Finished Size: 4"diam
Skill Level: Beginner

Instructions
RND 1: Tie yarn onto ring. Work 24 sc in ring. Join w/slst to first sc.

RND 2: [Ch3. (Insert hook in same st, pull up a lp. Yo pull through lp 3 times.) Rep bet () once. Yo, pull through all 3 lps on hook. Ch3.] *Sk next sc. Slst in next sc. Rep bet [] once. Rep from * around. Join w/slst to first sc. Fasten off & weave ends into back of work. Holding both ribbons together, weave through wreath and tie into a bow. Attach hanger to top.

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Random Quick Tip!

No Crochet Beaded Garland
Use colorful Christmas yarn and assorted beads to make a garland. No need to crochet for this one. You will need a needle with a large enough eye so that you can get the yarn through it and also small enough to go through the beads you want to use. Then to work the beads on so that they will stay on but not be all bunched together, cut your yarn so you have about 30 feet. The tie a bead on one end and put the needle on the other. Then string on another bead, but pass the needle through it twice the same way, then knot the yarn close to the bead so it will stay where you want it. then repeat this with as many beads as you can fit on your yarn. Make each bead about 3/4" to 1" apart. You can use a wide variety of beads this way and get a very beautiful effect depending on what you use for yarn. A metallic yarn with plain beads would be very pretty.