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Pattern:Pattern:Pattern:Pattern: Make a magic ring. Ch 5, 3 tr in ring, ch 5, sl st in ring, ch 5, 3tr in ring, ch5, sl st in ring. Cut yarn leaving a tail at least a few inches long. Sew end through the first ch stitch at the very beginning and finish off. You create the center of the bow by wrapping the two ends under and then back over the bow a few times until you are satisfied. You may prefer to create a chain of stitches to wrap around the bow instead. Finish off and weave in ends. I like to leave the ends in case I need them to sew the bow onto something else. If you need any further help with this pattern, see the following pages of step-by-step photos!

The photo above shows the different shapes you can create by varying the

number of tr stitches. The bow at the top has 5 tr, and each subsequent bow has

one less tr stitch.

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These crochet bows are a great way to use up a little bit of leftover yarn. Use them as appliques or hairbows or anything you can think of! Materials:Materials:Materials:Materials: Worsted weight yarn Size H crochet hook Approximate Size:Approximate Size:Approximate Size:Approximate Size: 2.5” X 1.5”

Stitches Used:Stitches Used:Stitches Used:Stitches Used: Slip stitch (sl st) Chain stitch (ch) Treble crochet (tr)

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Make a magic ring.

Pull a loop through the ring.

Make 5 chain stitches

.

Begin a treble crochetBegin a treble crochetBegin a treble crochetBegin a treble crochet—loop yarn

over hook twice.

Insert hook into ring and draw a

loop through the ring.

Yarn over hook again once. Draw it

through two loops.

Yarn over once. Draw it through

two loops.

Yarn over again and draw through

the last two loops.

Treble crochet complete!Treble crochet complete!Treble crochet complete!Treble crochet complete!

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Treble crochet 2 more times into

ring.

Chain 5.

Slip stitch into ring (insert hook through ring and draw a loop back through ring and stitch on hook).

Now you will repeat the first half of the bow by chaining 5, 3 treble stitches into the ring, and chaining

5 again.

Slip stitch into ring.

Cut the yarn, leaving a tail of a

few inches and pull through loop, but do not tighten yet.

Sew the tail back through the two top loops of the very first chain

stitch made.

Now sew the tail down through the

slip stitch.

Pull the tail until the stitch looks

smooth.

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Pull the beginning tail to close the

magic ring.

Wrap the two tails under and then back over the bow a few times until you are satisfied with the

center.

If you leave really long tails, you can turn each one into chain stitches

to make a little bow tie or whatever else you’d like.