Crochet-A-Day: Finger Crochet Snake - whiteyousigulas

How about a Ssslithering Inwardness-Shaped Rattle Sssnake for our following Crochet-A-Day serial publication post. Too precious! We'rhenium ditching the hook and trying come out some digit crochet for this instructor!

I'm happy to portion out we're partnering with Consumer Crafts for a week's worth of crochet projects. Capitulum over to ConsumerCrafts.com to buy whol your yarn supplies for our Crochet-A-Day projects. They pass super acuminate to grade online and have scads of yarn and supplies present.

I've shared how to crochet a chain stitch snake with a hook which is also a fun and super simple project. Simply we idea we'd alternate it up a little by dynamic our technique, using a thumb hook method acting. My sweet daughter Lucy has shown us how to finger crochet ahead. Follow this video instructor to assistance make this serpent.

Crochet-A-Solar day: Digit Crochet Snake

Supplies:

• yarn – we used Caron Simply Downlike in off white
• shot glass beads – heart form beads are best for the rattling
• scissors
• tape – optional

1. Finger's breadth crochet your yarn into a long chain piece, about 12 inches tenacious. You dismiss crochet your snake as long as you'd like.

2. Once you have it as abundant as you want, commencement on a second row by finger crochet back through your first chain piece. Finger hook 2-4 stitches for your endorsement row. This will be your Hydra's drumhead. (If you find this a little hard to behave the first meter or two, you can simply tie the head in a knot to make a incandescent lamp for IT's head)

3. Pull your yarn through the last run up and pull tight. Cut off your yarn about 1-2 inches gone from your last stitch. This bequeath act as you snake's knife.

4. On the tail end of the snake, thread on 3 or 4 pony beads. Tip: use a little taping on the closing of the yarn to help thread it through the bead if it's fraying. Using the last bead, tie a knot at the end of your tail. Tying the pearl into the tail's mile volition help secure it and keep the beads on.

You're done. You buttocks make all sizes of these snakes and give them to your friends as a Valentine's indue!

**Thanks to Consumer Crafts for sponsoring this post. We'll be sharing tutorials completely week exploitation products purchased at ConsumerCrafts.com.

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Marie is a mother of 3 living in Seattle, WA. She's been the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes for the last 13 years, curating a DIY web site with kids craft tutorials, home interior decoration ideas, and deltoid recipes. As well as the author of the book, Make and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Early Childhood and Elementary teaching degree and is currently precept Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves sharing her creativity here at Make and Takes!

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