Easy Thread Crochet Bow
Written by Teresa Richardson
Skill Level: Beginner
Abbreviations
SK - Skip
Ch - Chain
SL ST - Slip Stitch
DC - Double Crochet
SP - Space
Written by Teresa Richardson
CH 13
ROW 1: DC in 4th CH from hook, DC, CH 2, DC in same CH. * SK 2 CH's, 2 DC, CH 2, 2 DC in the next CH, complete 3 times total from *. (4 Shells Total)
Row 2: Turn, SL ST to CH 2 SP, CH 3, DC, CH 2, DC in same CH 2 SP. * 2 DC, CH 2, 2 DC in the next CH 2 SP, Complete 3 times total from *.
Row 3-50: Turn, SL ST to CH 2 SP, CH 3, DC, CH 2, DC in same CH 2 SP. * 2 DC, CH 2, 2 DC in the next CH 2 SP, Complete 3 times total from *.
Bow Knot: The knot will be created from the same pattern stitch working 2 shells and 7 rows.
ROW 1: DC in 4th CH from hook, DC, CH 2, DC in same CH. SK 2 CH's, 2 DC, CH 2, 2 DC in the next CH. (2 Shells Total)
Row 2-7: Turn, SL ST to CH 2 SP, CH 3, DC, CH 2, DC in same CH 2 SP. * 2 DC, CH 2, 2 DC in the next CH 2 SP.
Sew the knot around the bow center once you have it shaped how you like it.
5 comments:
I was wondering how you planned to attach to hair:-)
Barbara,
You can attach it to a hair comb or one of those craft hair clips. I have taken "hair" out of the title. I did not mean to leave it there. There are many places that a bow can be used.
Hi Teresa,
I recently restarted crocheting, and your videos and patterns have been an absolutely amazing help to me! This is my first time using crochet thread and I am not sure what size hook I should be using to make this... I started with a size C, but it is coming out very wide... Please help because I love this pattern!
Brandon Lind,
I used a size 10 steel crochet hook. You can find them at your local wal-mart store or craft store. It can be made with larger steel hook if you want to use a size 1 or 2. You will get different results with a C aluminum hook.
Brandon Lind,
I forgot to mention that you can use 3-ply yarn with the size C hook if you want to use yarn instead. It will be larger with yarn since the pattern was made for thread.
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