How to Crochet a Bow Tie - Rescued Paw Designs

Use this easy crochet bow pattern to add a little something extra to your crochet projects. Scroll on down to get the free pattern to get started today.

You can take a look at these bows on the gingerbread ornament pattern if you’d like to see them on a project.

These little bows are perfect to add to lots of projects. Attach them to a hair clip (with hot glue) and you’ll have a quick seller at your craft fairs or a quick gift to make for a little one. I attached my bows to the gingerbread pattern that I made as a little bow tie. 🙂

If you think of other ideas! Let me know.

The Yarn That’s Perfect for This Bow

For these bows, I used Vanna’s Choice by Lion Brand Yarn in Pink. You will not need much so if you have some scrap yarn to use up these would be PERFECT for them!

I also wanted to mention that you can use any weight of yarn or hook size for this pattern, but the finished bow size WILL vary if you do. Just mess around with it until you get what you are looking for.

Happy Crocheting!

Crochet Bow Pattern

Skill Level: Easy

Materials

Worsted weight yarn (Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice)
Size 4.5 mm hook
Yarn needle
Scissors

Stitches

dc = double crochet

sc = single crochet

ch = chain

st = stitch

Notes

Written in standard US terms

Mini Bow Pattern Steps

Mini Bow

Foundation Row: Ch 5, starting in the second ch from the hook sc, sc into each ch, turn (4) ( or a chainless single crochet foundation of 4, turn)

Row 1: Ch 2, dc into each st across, turn. (4)

Row 2: Repeat row 1. (4)

Row 3: Ch 1, sc into the first st, sc into each remaining st across. (4)

Finishing: Fasten off the yarn leaving a 6-inch tail. Wrap it around the center of the flat bow to create the bow look making sure not to pull too tight as to pucker the sides.

Mini-Mini Bow

Foundation Row: Ch 4, starting in the second ch from the hook sc, sc into each ch, turn (3) ( or a chainless single crochet foundation of 3, turn)

Row 1: Ch 2, dc into each st across, turn. (3)

Row 2: Repeat row 1. (3)

Row 3: Ch 1, sc into the first st, sc into each remaining st across. (3)

Finishing: Fasten off the yarn leaving a 6-inch tail. Wrap it around the center of the flat bow to create the bow look making sure not to pull too tight as to pucker the sides.