Add a little boho style to your handmade jewelry collection with this free wire-wrapped beaded crochet bracelet pattern! Made with fine jewelry wire and colorful seed beads, this delicate wrap bracelet combines simple crochet chain stitches with a pretty, sparkling finish.
Choose a shorter bracelet that wraps around your wrist three times or a longer version that wraps five times. The finished bracelet can be worn on its own for a simple, layered look or paired with other bracelets for a relaxed, boho-chic style.
With just a few jewelry-making supplies and basic crochet skills, you can create a customizable accessory that’s perfect for everyday wear or handmade gifts.

About This Beaded Crochet Wrap Bracelet
If you’ve been following along for a while, you probably already know how much I love crocheting with wire! I’ve enjoyed experimenting with different jewelry designs, and you can explore more of my wire crochet patterns and tutorials if you’d like to try another project.
For this bracelet, I wanted something that would wrap around my wrist several times, creating the look of stacked bracelets without needing to wear several separate pieces.
I love how the seed beads add just the right amount of sparkle while the fine jewelry wire gives the bracelet a delicate, textured appearance.
Unlike my Beaded Wire Crochet Bracelet Pattern, which is worked in rounds, this design uses a single long beaded crochet chain with a jewelry clasp attached at each end.
You can customize the length to suit your wrist and choose three or five wraps depending on the look you prefer.
Boho-Chic Wire Wrapped Beaded Crochet Bracelet Pattern
Pattern Details
- Skill level: Intermediate
- Construction: One long beaded crochet chain with a clasp at each end
- Stitches used: Chain stitch
- Gauge: Varies with wire tension; approximately 14 chains per 4 in. (10 cm) as a reference
- Finished size: Customizable to fit your wrist
- Options: 3-wrap bracelet or 5-wrap bracelet
- Closure: Toggle clasp or another jewelry clasp of your choice
Materials
- 28-gauge silver-colored jewelry wire
- US F / 3.75 mm hook
- Size 6/0 seed beads (approx. 70 for 3 wraps or 130 for 5 wraps)
- A toggle closure (or closure style of your choice)
- 2 crimp beads
- Jewelry pliers suitable for securing crimp beads
- Wire cutters

Crochet Abbreviations
ch – chain
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is written in U.S. crochet terms.
- Instructions are given for a bracelet that wraps around the wrist 3 times, with changes for a 5-wrap version in parentheses.
- Working with wire can make it difficult to maintain an accurate gauge. Use the measurements as a guide and check the bracelet against your wrist as you crochet.
- Thread all the beads onto your wire before beginning.
- Each chain stitch incorporates one seed bead.
- You may not use every bead, but threading a few extras helps ensure you have enough to finish.
- Allow approximately 1 in. (2.5 cm) for the clasp when determining the length.
- Leave approximately 4 in. (10 cm) of wire at each end for attaching the clasp.
- Work gently to avoid kinking the wire, and tuck in all cut ends securely.
Adding Beads to Chain Stitches: Slide one bead up the wire so it rests next to your hook, then yarn over with the wire and pull through the loop on your hook to complete the chain stitch.
Helpful Crochet Resources: Refer to my Crochet Abbreviations and U.S. to U.K. Crochet Conversion Chart as you work through the pattern.
Pattern Instructions
Step 1: Thread the Beads
Thread approximately 70 (130) seed beads onto your jewelry wire.
You may not need every bead, but it’s better to thread a few extras than to run out before finishing.
Step 2: Crochet the Beaded Chain
Make a slip knot with the wire on your crochet hook, leaving approximately a 4 in. (10 cm) tail.
Slide the first bead up to rest next to your hook. Yarn over with the wire and pull through to make the first beaded chain stitch.
Continue incorporating one bead into each chain until you have worked approximately 60 (115) beaded chains, or until the bracelet reaches your desired length.
Wrap the chain around your wrist to check the fit, aiming for 3 (5) wraps. Adjust the number of chains as needed, allowing approximately 1 in. (2.5 cm) for the clasp.
Fasten off and cut the wire, leaving another 4 in. (10 cm) tail.
Step 3: Attach the Clasp
- Starting at one end of the bracelet, thread a crimp bead onto the wire tail.
- Pass the wire through one half of your clasp.
- Thread the wire back through the crimp bead.
- Pull the wire through until the clasp sits neatly at the end of the bracelet.
- Use jewelry pliers to flatten the crimp bead securely.
- Weave the remaining wire through a few chain stitches and carefully tuck the end inward to prevent scratching.
Repeat at the opposite end to attach the other half of the clasp.

Finishing
Wrap the bracelet around your wrist and fasten the clasp.
Check that both ends are secure and that no sharp wire ends are exposed before wearing your finished beaded crochet wrap bracelet.

More Projects to Crochet With Wire
Want more crochet wire projects? Explore these free crochet wire patterns for more creative ways to combine crochet stitches with wire to make jewelry and decorative accessories.
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- Wire Crochet Bangle Pattern
- Beaded Crochet Wire Earrings
- Crochet Wire Medallion Earrings
- Crochet Wire Teardrop Earrings
- Beaded Wire Crochet Bracelet Pattern
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I wrap the wire around and around like when I do the head pins. Then put a dab of glue to seal it from poking me.
Thank you so much, Kara! My mom passed last week and I have been racking my brain as to what to do for the staff as something special from me to them that wouldn’t be time consuming. Blessings!