Decorative Bows – Free Crochet Patterns

Welcome welcome, passionate crafters! Are you getting ready for the season of gifts, family meetings, and cheerful celebrations? So are we! We will all be spending plenty of time indoors in the coming months, so it is a good idea to think about decorations as well. With this in mind, we have been searching for the coolest crochet patterns for Decorative Bows. Dora Does and Knot Bad have written beginner-friendly instructions anyone can follow. Check out these free patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

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Easy Decorative Bow Free Crochet Pattern

Easy and charming! This is how we like our patterns for decorations, right? Obviously, especially this time of the year. The gift-wrapping season is coming soon, let’s not forget that! It is always better to be prepared in advance, isn’t it? Dora Does certainly knows that!

Level: beginner Author: Dora Does

The original pattern and the photos are on doradoes.co.uk. More info is on ravelry.com.

Curly Bow Free Crochet Pattern

If you are preparing for winter and gathering or making some presents, you must consider the packaging too! Curly Bow is a lovely little detail that will surely make all the difference. You can attach it to a gift, make a brooch out of one, or hang them on a Christmas tree. It’s up to you! This crochet bow pattern works up in no time and is suitable for beginners. 

Level: beginner Author: Knot Bad

The original pattern and the photos are on knotbadami.com. More info is on ravelry.com.

Baby Shark Bow Free Crochet Pattern

Baby shark attack! They are too cute to handle, without a doubt! If you are looking for original and adorable decorations, you have just found exactly what you need. We will surely follow the work of But First, Crochet closely!

Level: beginner Author: But First, Crochet

The original pattern and the photos are on butfirstcrochet.com. More info is on ravelry.com.