Bow Tie Hair Bobbles with 16 colour variations

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This pattern is written in UK terms. Turning chains do not count as stitches. I've added a few photos below to show what the bow should look like as it's made up. This pattern is really simple but just make sure you count your stitches at the end of each row, as it's easy to miss them when you're working bobbles. Yarn over, insert hook into the stitch. Yarn over and draw up a loop, leaving six loops on your hook. Yarn over and pull through the first two loops (five loops left on hook).

There are many ways to crochet a bow. However, the simplest option is often the best one. You can easily make a crochet bow by crocheting any size square or rectangle. Then pinch the middle to create the shape of the bow. I've listed the other yarns I used in one of the photos below. I hope you enjoy them as much as I have. :)) These bows can be made in five sizes ranging from mini, which is about 3 inches wide by 2.5 inches high, to jumbo, which is about 6 inches wide by 4.25 inches high. Below, you can find a free pattern and step-by-step tutorial for the medium size, which is about 4.5 inches wide by 3.5 inches high.

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This highly detailed and illustrated crochet pattern will take through every step to make a gorgeous crochet bobble bow pillow. A perfect addition to little ones nursery. Yarn over and pull through the five loops on the hook. Pull stitch tightly and it will create a bobble. You can choose to make the bobbles on the right or the wrong side of your project, just make sure they are on the outside of the body when finished. PATTERN:

With petal edges inspired by Spring blossoms, this Bountiful Bow is reminiscent of reading romantic poems while strolling through the garden. So chic! If you’d like to add a splash of color in honor of a holiday, this Crochet Bow Garland will be just what you need. This crochet pattern is easy to make and is so versatile, too. These crochet hair bows are created by working in the round. One of the best things about making a bow in the round is that it’s so easy to work the edging. All you need to do is make another round in contrast color. This Sweet Stars Hair Bow is a simple project for scrap busting and a great introduction to the star stitch. Add your finished bow to a hat or clip. You can keep the middle pinched by wrapping yarn around it, stitching it, or—as you’ll see in this crochet hair bow tutorial—making use of a rubber band.Bobble Stitch = Bobble //I'm using a bobble made up by crocheting 4 trebles together in the same stitch (tr4tog or US dc4tog) (Yarn over, insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull up a loop [3 loops on hook] yarn over, pull through 2 loops [2 loops on hook], *Yarn over insert hook into same stitch, yarn over, pull up a loop, yarn over, pull though 2 loops* repeat from * to * x 3 until you have 5 stitches on hook, yarn over and pull through all 5 remaining loops.) To finish off your bow, you will sc around the edges as described below. Be sure to put 2 sc in each corner. You will have to create your own stitches in the spaces along the short edges. This adorable accessory makes the perfect gift for a loved one and would display wonderfully at your future market table setup. This is a great stash buster pattern, and there are endless yarn color and bead combinations that would work for this bow.