Fidget BraceletsCrochet Patterns
Discover your next crafting obsession with these Fidget
Bracelets. Featuring 5 unique crochet patterns, each
incorporating versatile yarn choices to suit your creativity.
These patterns allow for creativity with a variety of different
yarns and can be easily adapted to fit any wrist size. Every
pattern integrates pony beads making these bracelets
not only fun to make but also offer a tactile satisfaction
perfect for fidgeting. Perfect for personal use or thoughtful
handmade gifts, elevate your crochet projects with these
delightful fidget bracelets.
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Abbreviations (US terms)
St(s) – Stitch(es)
ch - Chain
sl st - Slip Stitch
sc - Single crochet
hdc – Half double crochet
sc dec – Single crochet decrease
sc-bead - Bead Stitch
(A) – The number of chains needed to make the
desired length
Special Stitches
Square Knot
To start put the piece of yarn, that you are using to make the knot, behind the yarn that you
want to tie together (see images below).
So you can clearly see how to make a square knot for the following images have used two
pieces of yarn in different colours, but for these patterns you will need only one piece of
yarn like in the images above.
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3
Step 4 Step 5 Step 6
Repeat Steps 1 to 6 until you have reached the desired length. When you hae finished cut
off the left over yarn.
Optional: You can put clear nail polish over the cut ends so that they don’t come undone.
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Bead Stitch (sc-bead)
1. Place bead onto the
Step 1 Step 2
crochet hook.
2. Insert the hook in the
next sts.
3. Yarn over and put
through.
4. Yarn over.
5. Pull through all loops and
the bead.
Step 3 Step 4 Step 5
Pattern Notes
• There are no tensions on any of these patterns, as the size of the bracelets on all 5
patterns can be adjusted by changing the number of chains that you start with. (See
each pattern for more details.)
• The hook sizes and yarn weight given are just suggestions as these patterns will work with
any yarn weight.
• When crocheting with the pony beads you will need to make sure that the hook you are
using is small enough to be inserted into the hole of the bead.
Bracelet 1
Materials
Thread Yarn
Yarn I used:
Anchor Artiste Metallic
Hook
2mm (B/1)
Other Supplies
Pony Beads
Stitch Markers
Scissors
Clear nail polish (Optional)
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Pattern Notes
• I used 3 beads (1 per strand), but you could use as many as you like.
• Where the pattern says ch(A) this means that you decide how many chains you do
depending on how long you would like the bracelet to be. This number needs to be the
same throughout the pattern for example if you start with 50 chains then every time you
see ch(A) you must do 50 chains.
Pattern
Start by putting 3 (or more)
beads onto the yarn, cast
on and leave a long tail.
Row 1: Ch(A), put a stitch
marker onto the first chain
(this will ensure the bead
does not fall off of the chain.
Remove the hook. While
making sure your chains
don’t unravel carefully
slide the first bead onto the
chains.
Tip: put your hook through the bead and hook your last chain pull it through. (See images)
Row 2: Ch 1 (put a stitch marker in this chain as you will need to know where this ch is at the
end of row 3), ch(A).
Remove the hook and slide the next bead onto the chains. Sl st into the first ch on row 1 (be
careful to not twist the chains), turn.
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Row 3: Ch(A), remove the hook and slide the final bead onto the chains. Sl st into the ch on
row 2 with the stitch marker.
Fasten off and leave a long tail (about the same length as the tail at the start of the bracelet).
Finishing
There are two ways to fasten this bracelet you can either leave it as it is and just tie the end
together or make adjustable closure.
Adjustable closure:
Tie a knot at the end of each tail
• Put the two tails together (see image below)
• With a long piece of yarn join the tails together with 5 square knots (see special stitches)
• Cut off the ends. (To ensure the knots don’t come undone you can cover the knots in
clear nail polish.)
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Bracelet 2
Materials
Elastic Thread (1mm)
Hooks
3mm & 5mm (H/8)
Other Supplies
Pony Beads
Scissors
Pattern Notes
You will pick up the beads as you go so don’t put the beads on the yarn before you start.
Pattern
Starting with the larger hook (5mm).
Round 1: Ch until you reach Round 2: Change to the Round 3: Change back to
your desired length (must be smaller hook (3mm). Ch 2, the larger hook (5mm). Ch
an odd number of sts). Sl st sc-bead, *hdc, sc-bead* 1, sl st until the end, fasten
into the first chain (be careful (repeat from * to * until the off and weave in the ends
to not twist the chains), turn. end of the round), sl st into to finish.
the first sc-bead, turn.
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Bracelet 3
Materials
DK Yarn
Yarn I used:
Rico Fashion Cotton Metallise DK
Hooks
3mm & 5mm (H/8)
Other Supplies
Pony Beads
Scissors
Pattern Notes
You will pick up the beads as you go so don’t put the beads on the yarn before you start.
Pattern
Starting with the larger hook
(5mm), cast on and leave
a long tail (make this longer
than you need as you will
be using this at the end of
this pattern).
Row 1: Ch until you reach
your desired length (must
be an odd number of sts).
turn.
Row 2: Hdc in the 3rd ch from the hook. Change to the smaller hook (3mm), *sc-bead, hdc*
(repeat from * to * until the end of the round), change back to the larger hook (5mm) for
the last hdc, turn.
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Row 3: Ch1, sl st until the end, ch 1, sc dec on the side, fasten off and leave a long tail.
Cast on the opposite side on the bracelet using the long tail, ch 1, sc dec, fasten off.
Finishing
Cut down the long tails so they are the same length.
There are two ways to fasten this bracelet you can either leave it as it is and just tie the end
together or make adjustable closure.
Adjustable closure:
Tie a knot at the end of each tail
• Put the two tails together (see image below)
• With a long piece of yarn join the tails together with 5 square knots (see special stitches)
• Cut off the ends. (To ensure the knots don’t come undone you can cover the knots in
clear nail polish.)
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Bracelet 4
Materials
Chunky Yarn
Yarn I used:
Paintbox Simply Chunky
Hooks
3mm & 6mm (J/10)
Other Supplies
Pony Beads
Large Button
Stitch Markers (optional)
Scissors
Pattern Notes
You will pick up the beads as you go so don’t put the beads on the yarn before you start.
Pattern
Row 1: Starting with the
larger hook (6mm), ch until
you reach your desired
length (must be an even
number of sts), turn.
Row 2: Hdc in the 3rd ch from
the hook, hdc in the next ch,
change to the smaller hook
(3mm), *hdc, sc-bead*
(repeat from * to * until you
are 6 chains from the end of
the row), change back to
the larger hook (6mm) hdc
in the last 6 chains, turn.
Row 3: Ch 2, hdc in the first
4 sts, change to the smaller
hook (3mm), *hdc, sc-bead*
(repeat from * to * until the
you are 4 sts from the end of
the row), change back to
the larger hook (6mm) hdc
in the last 4 chains, turn.
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Row 4: Ch 2, hdc in the first
3 sts, change to the smaller
hook (3mm), *hdc, sc-bead*
(repeat from * to * until you
are 5 chains from the end of
the row), change back to
the larger hook (6mm) hdc
in the last 5 chains, turn.
Row 5: Ch 1, sl st to the end
(do not fasten off).
Loop: Continue along the the side side. Sl st half way down the side of the bracelet, ch 8
(this may have to be adjusted depending on the size of the button you are using), sl st to
the corner, fashen off.
Finishing
• Sew on a button on the opposite side to the loop.
• Weave in the ends.
• You may want to block but it isn’t compulsory.
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Bracelet 5
Materials
Chunky Yarn
Yarn I used:
Paintbox Simply Chunky
Hooks
3mm & 6mm (J/10)
Other Supplies
Pony Beads
Large Button
Stitch Markers (optional)
Scissors
Pattern Notes
You will pick up the beads as you go so don’t put the beads on the yarn before you start.
Pattern
Row 1: Starting with the Row 1 Row 2
larger hook (6mm), ch until
you reach your desired
length (must be an even
number of sts), turn.
Row 2: Hdc in the 3rd ch from
the hook, hdc in the next ch,
change to the smaller hook
(3mm), *hdc, sc-bead*
(repeat from * to * until you
are 6 chains from the end of
the row), change back to
the larger hook (6mm) hdc
in the last 6 chains, turn.
Row 3 Row 4
Row 3: Ch 1, sc across the
whole row, turn.
Row 4: Ch 2, hdc in the first
2 sts, change to the smaller
hook (3mm), *hdc, sc-bead*
(repeat from * to * until you
are 6 chains from the end of
the row), change back to
the larger hook (6mm) hdc
in the last 6 chains, turn.
Row 5: Ch 1, sc across the whole row, turn.
Row 6: Ch 2, hdc in the first 2 sts, change to the smaller hook (3mm), *hdc, sc-bead* (repeat
from * to * until you are 6 chains from the end of the row), change back to the larger hook
(6mm) hdc in the last 6 chains, turn.
Row 7: Ch 1, sl st to the end (do not fasten off).
Row 5 Row 6 Row 7
Loop: Continue along the the side side. Sl st half way down
the side of the bracelet, ch 8 (this may have to be adjusted
depending on the size of the button you are using), sl st to
the corner, fashen off.
Finishing
• Sew on a button on the opposite side to the loop.
• Weave in the ends.
• You may want to block but it isn’t compulsory.
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