Using 2.5mm hook

* Ch 9, dc in the 5th ch from hook * to create a little loop (Picture 1).

Repeat from  * to * eight more times. Ch7, turn work.

ROW1: Puff4Trb inside the first little loop (Picture 2), ch 9, puff4Trb inside the same first little loop. * Puff4Trb inside the next little loop (Picture 3), ch 9, puff4Trb inside the same first little loop (Picture 4).* 

Repeat the sequence from * to * till the end. 

End the row with 7 ch and slip stitch in the first chain of the foundation chain. Ch 7 (Picture 5).

Now we are going to work on the other side: repeat ROW1.

At the end, ch 7, sl stitch in the 3rd chain of the arc below. Ch3, dc in the same stitch. This will create a small hole that we will use later to close the choker (picture 6).

4 sc inside the first arc (picture 6).

Now we want to thicken and decorate each arc.

* To do this, we do 5 sc in the second arc, Ch3, slip stitch into the arc, 5 sc in the same arc – like that we have made a small loop in the middle of the arc (picture 7). 1 sc between at the junction of the 2 arcs (picture 7). *

Repeat from * to * till the end.

4sc in the last arc of the row, ch3, dc in the same stitch.

This will create a second small hole that we will use later to close the choker. 4sc in the next arc.

Now we want to thicken the arc, without any further decorations.

*10 sc in the first arc, 1 sc at the junction of the two arcs* repeat till the end (picture 8).

Slip stitch.

Fasten off.

 To Make Up

Lastly, make two strands that we can use to fasten the choker.

Chain 20 and tie off.  

Repeat to make the second strand.

Thread one strand through each of the end loops and secure. 

Fasten the collar at the back of your neck by tying a bow.