A sumptuous fingering weight bangle knitting pattern, incorporating the subtle sparkle of those hard to resist luxury crystals.

This set-of-3 bangles are knitted in the round on dpns, or on a long circular needle using the magic-loop method. If you’re a sock-knitter this will be second nature to you!

The pattern provides a gauge guide and has 6 different wrist sizes listed, so you can make them to your own wrist size.

You will need around 25 - 30 metres (32 yds) of yarn, roughly about 6g of fingering yarn for 3 bangles. If you only want to make one, you use around 2g for each. I like to use merino singles, but you can use any 4-ply/fingering yarn you wish. Mini-skeins would be perfect for this project. From a 100g ball of yarn, you could make roughly 16 sets of bangles.

Materials and equipment needed:
• 4mm Preciosa crystal beads x 51 (17 x 3 colours), or beads of your choice
• 4-ply yarn (fingering weight)
• Collapsible threading needle to add crystals/beads
• 2.75mm (US 2)circular knitting needles (80cm for magic-loop method) or
dpns (double-pointed needles)
• Row counter/stitchmarker
• Sewing needle for yarn

This project is quick and easy to make. Use your leftover yarns from a sweater to make a set of matching bangles - the possibilities are endless!

Be warned - this pattern is highly addictive, once you’ve made one set, you’ll want to make more!

Great to make as gifts too!

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