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Cross Stitched Apple Earrings
Cross Stitched Apple Earrings
"I love the look of cross stitched items, so I crocheted my own and cross stitched a fun apple on it. This is perfect for back-to-school, teacher gift, or fall in general. You can change out the apple color and background color to suit your preference – maybe you want it on a black background to simulate a chalkboard, or perhaps you love green apples more than red."
Crochet HookC/2 or 2.75 mm hook
Yarn Weight(0) Lace (33-40 stitches to 4 inches). Includes crochet thread.
Crochet Gauge12 SC by 10 Rows = 1 3/8" by 1 1/8"
Finished Size1.5" x 2.5"
Materials List
- Jewelry pliers
- Small amounts of embroidery floss in brown, green and red (or green, yellow) for apple
- Small amount of #10 crochet thread for base
- Tapestry needle
- Small piece of 10 mesh plastic canvas
- Pair of earring wires
- 32 4mm jump rings
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Delphine Bryant
Oct 06, 2018
I know the reason for adding the plastic square. My question is, does it add unnecessary weight to the finished product itself?
EyeLoveKnots 98149 25
Oct 01, 2019
The plastic canvas is so light, and so are these earrings. You will almost forget you are wearing them, which I love!
Morehouse17
Sep 25, 2018
These little cross stitched apple earrings are just adorable. I love to cross-stitch and this is an opportunity for me to take a little time to use both of my two favorite past times. Of course I have a lot of cross stitch patterns and I may be able to incorporate a couple of designs to make additional earrings and or necklaces.
EyeLoveKnots 98149 25
Oct 01, 2019
Yes, absolutely! I love the look of cross stitching on crocheted fabric. So fun, and different.
JaneEK
Sep 20, 2018
Since the project calls for the crafter to replicate Aida fabric, I couldnt figure out why the designer was still calling for a piece. Instead of cross stitching into the Aida itself, its cut away and used as a frame. That seems like a long way to go around the barn to get to the horse. There are plenty of ways to crochet a sturdy frame.
EyeLoveKnots 98149 25
Oct 01, 2019
The pattern calls for plastic canvas mesh, which is different from Aida cloth. The mesh created by the crocheting also has larger holes than Aida cloth, which requires less stitching. Since I don't like blocking, I added the frame. If you like to block, feel free to not add the frame (all explained in the tutorial itself).
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