These Serendipity Bows mean you will always have the right bow for the occasion! Babies and kids can wear a different hairbow everyday of the week! Attach them to headbands or hairclips to suit your style or need. Created with thread to give this small crochet project a light and airy feel or use the crochet pattern with larger hook and yarn to create a bigger bow! Make this adorable Crochet Plaid Bow Tie, perfect for fall and for the holiday! Have little man wear it in family photos, or make a plaid bow headband for baby! How cute are these little bows? These bows are made using worsted cotton or acrylic yarn that is perfect for stash busting. You only need 12-13 yards of yarn and your favorite 4mm hook. They can be made in approximately 30 minutes and is also a great stash buster idea. 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).

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.

You would instantly fall in love with these crochet head wraps made up in a pretty bow style and you would crave them for your little girls to get accessorized in the winters.You can make the lovely bows and the headband separately and then attach them both together. The headband and the bow can be in same colors for a decent look or in the contrasting shades for a funky and unique possession. Details of the pattern here ramsileighcrochet Free Crochet Candy Corn Bow Pattern: The bows measure around 19/20cm and are best made using super bulky/chunky weight yarn and a smaller hook than recommended. I found this the best way to get a nice firm bow that doesn't curl in on itself. You can use medium (aran or worsted) or bulky weight yarn but you will most likely have to work with 2 strands to achieve a similar result. Yarn over, insert hook into the stitch. Yarn over and draw up a loop, leaving five loops on your hook. Yarn over and pull through the first two loops (four loops left on hook). If you think a giant crochet bow may be a little over-the-top, try this cute pattern for a mini crochet bow. These mini bow hair clips would make great gifts to crochet for little girls. 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.

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.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.)

I've listed the other yarns I used in one of the photos below. I hope you enjoy them as much as I have. :))Row 2: Dc in 1st stitch, bobble in next, dc, bobble, dc, bobble, 4 dc, bobble, dc, bobble, dc, bobble, dc, ch 1 to turn (16) - the bobbles will appear on the other side of your work. These projects are great if you’re working on shrinking your yarn stash like I am because the bows only use a small fraction of a skein of yarn. You can probably make several of these little guys without buying a single thing. So, pull out that junk drawer and get ready to turn all those little odds and ends into cute and fashionable hair accessories you can wear the whole year through! This hat is sassy, classy, and just plain fun. The split brim and giant bow really help this showstopping sunhat stand out! It is subtly sophisticated, and the bow detail makes it look extra elegant. To begin, yarn over and insert hook into the stitch. Yarn over and draw up a loop. This leaves three loops on your hook. Yarn over and pull through the first two loops (two loops left on hook).