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Crochet Feminine Lace Collar | Free Pattern & Japanese Chart

March 11, 2011

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A lacy crochet collar that can be knitted quickly and easily.

This crocheted collar is the perfect item to get you in the mood for spring.
In the photo, I've paired it with a round-neck tunic.
The clothes look completely different and feel fresh.

This is knitted with white medium weight cotton yarn.
Bright colors are refreshing, and chic colors would give a more mature and easy-to-use look.
I was imagining what it would look like next, knitted with thinner black yarn and paired with beige clothes.
These collars are perfect for adult fashion, and I'm sure they'd look adorable on little girls too.

You could also knit it with winter yarn and turn it into a fashion accessory for the autumn/winter season.
You can also reduce the number of layers to create a thinner collar, so feel free to experiment and enjoy it to your liking.

It can be completed in a short time, so why not try knitting it in your spare time?

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Preparation and materials needed for a "feminine detachable collar"

Yarn and Crochet Hook Size

1 medium-fine cotton ball (30g, approximately 109m)
2.3 mm (JP 3/0)

Finished size

Collar circumference 50cm (narrow inner side) Width 7cm String 29cm
Total weight: 20g

Crochet pattern for "Feminine Detachable Collar"

Detachable collar knitting pattern

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Detailed instructions and steps for making a "feminine detachable collar"

Please refer to the knitting pattern along with the instructions for how to make it.

① Start by casting on the chain and knitting 141 stitches.
The number of cast-on stitches should be a multiple of 5 + 1. Please use this as a guide when adjusting the size. Since the stitches are distributed, it will probably still be arched even if you change the number of cast-on stitches.

② From the third row onwards, increase stitches and knit up to the eighth row. The parts of the knitting pattern that have changes are indicated with bold symbols, so please knit while paying attention to the differences.

③Once you have knitted up to the 8th row, continue knitting the edge.
While looking at the double crochet rows (2nd, 4th, 6th, and 8th rows) facing outwards, crochet the edges.
On the inside of the collar (the cast-on side), gather the chain of the cast-on into a bundle and knit.
The bottom part of the collar is not edged.

④ Attach the yarn to the two "string attachment points" shown on the knitting pattern and knit a string. To make the string, knit 80 chain stitches, then pull back to the beginning of the knitting with a slip stitch, then cut the yarn and finish off the string.
Adjust the number of chains on the string to get the length you want.

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Your "feminine collar" creations

eironさんの「フェミニン・つけ襟」

eiron's "Feminine Detachable Collar"

I made a feminine detachable collar☆ First, I made the adult size according to the recipe, and then I made a mini detachable collar for my 2.5-year-old daughter. I cast on 50 fewer stitches (10 patterns) and knitted two fewer vertical rows, which was just right for my daughter.
Thank you for the wonderful recipe (*^_^*)

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