Check out this cute knitted ring! It’s knitted with metal so it’s hard to tell it’s handmade. This designer has lots of cute knitted accessories that you can find in her Lulla store here!
Knitted Bow Ring
by Lauren
knitted bow
Bow Heads!
by Lauren
You can’t argue that a girl increases her inherent cuteness by 110% when she puts a big knitted bow on her head. Check out these adorable knitters who did just that using my free bow headband pattern. If you are a beginner knitter and need some extra help following the pattern, I’ve also made a series of 3 videos on this blog guiding you through how to make a bow headand. Enjoy!
Knitted Bow Pin
by Lauren
Such a cute accessory! This would be super easy to make, all you need to do is knit a rectangle, seam the edges together, and wrap some yarn around the center to create a bow. Attach to a bobby pin and viola! You have yourself a cute new accessory! Think the lighter weight the yarn the cuter it would come out. Have you knitted any bow accessories? If so please share!
Learn How to Make a Knitted Bow Headband! Free Knitting Pattern With Video Tutorial
by Lauren
Want to make this cute bow headband to keep your ears warm this Winter? Good news, you can! You can get the pattern for free on Ravelry, and follow the 3 video tutorials below to walk you through the process. Enjoy!
You can get the circular needle that I use in the videos (it’s part of an interchangeable set that includes every needle size!) from Amazon here!
Huge Knitted Bow!
by Lauren
If you have seen my knitted designs at girlyknits.com, you would know that I LOVE knitted bows! I especially love this huge knitted bow on this sweater, soooo adorable!
