10 Chain Link Crochet Necklaces That Are Unique and Fun

This chunky chain link scarf is an eye-catching statement piece. It can be worn long, like an oversized necklace, or wrapped around again to be more of a scarf or cowl. The pattern designer used bulky yarn and a large hook to achieve this look, but you could easily customize your own version by scaling down the yarn and hook size for a less bulky scarf if you prefer.

This pattern is similar to the one above, but it yields a much longer scarf that can be wrapped around your neck several times. This makes it a good choice for keeping warm in cold weather while standing out from the crowd. You'll need intermediate crochet skills and basic sewing skills to complete this project.

A curb chain features links that have been twisted and flattened, and you've likely seen thick, heavy versions and smaller, more dainty versions of this popular gold chain style worn by men and women alike. Well, here is your chance to wear the thickest curb chain of all! Crochet your own version of this tongue-in-cheek play on the commonly worn necklace.

This unique design is inspired by the classic chain link style and features a bold, chunky texture. This statement piece is sure to add a touch of handmade charm to any outfit and is perfect for those looking to try out a new crochet project. You can even use it as a handmade decorative collar for your pet!

If you're a beginner or feel like you could benefit from some extra guidance when putting together your crochet chain scarf, try this pattern! The creator linked a Youtube video that will show you how the cowl is made. I like the way that the rings are thick and don't have much empty space between them in this version- it will definitely make a warm scarf this way.

This crochet chain pattern isn't really a necklace but a decorative chain, like the paper chains you might make to count down to a special event. It would make great Christmas decor or an accent in a child's room or nursery, and if you wanted, you could certainly make a shorter length and wrap it as a scarf.

This Valentine's Day chain is a quick and easy piece to make as a piece of decor or even as a scarf or necklace. I think that kids in particular would love wearing this chain as a necklace on Valentine's Day! If you wanted to mix up the colors, it would be a great stash buster, too.

This scarf offers a slightly different take on the chain link necklace. It's made up of flat, round interlocking rings, rather than thick links. In classic black and white, this scarf is unusual but elegant and would make a great project for yourself or to give as a gift.

This chain scarf makes use of oblong links that remind me of a paper chain. It's an open scarf and is great for draping loose around your neck for a touch of extra style or winding around tighter to provide more warmth. This scarf only uses one stitch, so it's a creative and interesting project for a beginner to attempt.

This pattern is perfect for those looking to add a touch of personality to their winter wardrobe. The creator made this scarf to pay homage to the heavy gold chains of 90s-era hip-hop, so it's a perfect gift for old-school hip-hop fans or anyone who is nostalgic for the 90s.