Project introduction
This is a pattern overview for the crocheted bracelet called Summer, not a full tutorial. It gathers the finished size, materials, and construction approach into one practical summary so you can decide whether the project suits your yarn stash and skill level. For the designer’s complete row-by-row instructions, use the original page: Original designer’s pattern and instructions.
The source page credits the design to crochetfantasy and presents a summery bracelet with a butterfly centerpiece and small flowers. The overview below keeps the pieces separate, preserves the listed quantities, and avoids turning the summary into a substitute for the original pattern.
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The project appears within the source site’s broad craft navigation, including jewelry crafts and bracelets. That setting helps explain where the design is listed, but it adds no new materials or construction facts. All practical details come from the bracelet section that follows.
Crocheted bracelet «Summer»
The finished bracelet measures 19 cm long. Its look comes from a green bracelet band decorated with leaves, four small flowers, and a butterfly sewn at the center. The design uses cotton yarn in several colors, and the source notes that leftover yarn can work because yarn consumption is minimal.
| Supply | Source detail |
|---|---|
| Cotton yarn | 425 m/100 g; colors green, yellow, orange, brown, blue; leftover yarn may be used |
| Crochet hook | 1.0 mm |
| Sewing needle | With matching sewing threads |
| Button | One button for the closure |
| Hollow fiber | A small amount for the butterfly head |
No stitch markers are listed in the source, so the checklist above includes only the items the source names. The hook size is already given in metric as 1.0 mm.
For the butterfly, begin with the two wings. Each wing starts from a short chain and is worked in rows, with later rows placed into the back loops only. After the wing shape is complete, work single crochet around each wing with a contrasting yarn from the marked start point to the marked end point.
Work the butterfly body and head in brown yarn, beginning with six single crochet in a magic ring. Stuff the head lightly and keep hollow fiber out of the body. Form the antennae in a later round, sew the wings in place, and hide the yarn ends inside the body.
Work the bracelet band in green yarn, beginning with a short chain. A long chain forms the button loop, and the band continues with a repeating leaf motif along the chain. If you want a shorter or longer bracelet, the source says to adjust the long starting chain by 9 or 18 chains. After the band is complete, press it very gently, sew the butterfly at the center, place a flower beside each leaf as shown in the source photo, and sew on the button.
Make four flowers separately. Start each flower with yellow yarn and five single crochet in a magic ring, then change to blue or another chosen color for the petals. Fasten off each flower, then sew the flowers onto the band and attach the button to complete the bracelet.
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