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Knitted Bow Tie

Knitted bow ties are not just for grandpa anymore! These charming accessories add a touch of whimsy and style to any outfit. The beauty of a knitted bow tie lies in its versatility - you can dress it up for a formal event or down for a casual day out. They come in a variety of colors and patterns, so you can easily find one that suits your personality and wardrobe. Whether you're a fashion-forward trendsetter or just looking to add a fun twist to your look, a knitted bow tie is a must-have accessory that will surely make you stand out in the crowd!

  • Yarn: Stitch Studio by Nicole Studio Soiree medium weight (4) Color: Red Sparkle
  • Needle: #4
  • 1/2-inch bias tape in matching color
  • Iron-on Velcro

Cast on 11

ROW 1: K

ROW 2: P

ROW 3: K

ROW 4: P

Repeat row 1-2 until piece measures 8-inches in length.

Bind off leaving a length of yarn; with wrong sides together, sew short edges. Knot and weave in ends.

KNOT

Cast on 5 stitches

K a row, P a row repeating until piece measures 1.5 inches.

Bind off leaving a length of yarn. Pinch bow in the center and loop yarn around a couple of times.
Wrap the knot piece around the bow and secure.

Knot and weave in ends.

Cut bias tape to 14-inches. (you might want to adjust this length for the child you are making it for) Fold ends in 1/4-inch and stitch the length of the tape. This can be done on a sewing machine but I simple whipped stitched it with needle and thread.

Place the bow on a flat surface; Lay the bias tape on top of the bow; Wrap the knot piece around both the bow and the tape right in the center. (see bow to the right side of the below photo) Using a length of yarn or a needle and thread, sew the knot securely around the bow.

In my hurry making the second bow, I sewed the knot around the bow before adding the bias tape, so I sewed it on using a needle and thread. Both ways work so use your preference.

Using package directions, iron and secure the Velcro onto each end of the bias tape making sure you have the correct placement as the bow tie goes around the neck.

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