How to Make a Crocheted Curlicue Bookmark

Create a unique and intricate bookmark using the art of crocheting curlicues. This project involves using a crochet hook and yarn to form delicate swirls and loops that will adorn the edges of your bookmark. By following a pattern or creating your own design, you can customize the size, color, and shape of the curlicues to suit your personal style.

Crocheting curlicues can be a fun and relaxing way to add a touch of elegance to your reading experience. Experiment with different yarn textures and colors to achieve various effects with your crocheted curlicue bookmark. You can also incorporate beads or charms into the design for an extra embellishment. Whether you are a seasoned crocheter or a beginner looking for a new project, creating a crocheted curlicue bookmark can be a satisfying and enjoyable endeavor. This unique accessory will not only keep your place in a book but also showcase your creativity and craftsmanship.

Materials

Materials:

Size

Made with Red Heart Super Saver total length is about 13 inches, 11 inches between curlicues.

Yarn and Tools

• Worsted weight yarn less than .5 ounce
• US size G (4.5 mm) crochet hook
• Tapestry needle

Abbreviations

• Ch = chain
• Sc = single crochet
• Dc = double crochet

Notes

1. Read instructions through before beginning.
2. If your stitch counts are a little off don’t fret, it isn’t brain surgery.
3. All dc and sc are made in the top loops of the chains.
4. This length of bookmark should fit most books. To fit paperback books chain 37 for the cord and second curlicue.

Instructions

Large Curlicue

Ch 10. Working in the top loops of chains: 6 dc in 3rd ch from hook, 6 dc in each remaining ch. Slip stitch in the ch where you made the last dc. (48 dc)

Cord

Ch 47.

Small Curlicue

Working in the top loops of chains: 6 sc in the 2nd chain from the hook, 6 sc in each of the next 5 chs. Slip stitch in the ch where you made the last sc. (36 sc)

There should be 40 chain stitches in between the curlicues. Remember close is good enough, don’t sweat the small stuff.

Fasten off. Weave the tails through the curlicues.