Knitting pattern · Beginner

Knitted Bow Keychain Knitting Pattern (PDF)

Two tiny garter-stitch rectangles — one folded and pinched, one wrapped round the middle — become a plump little bow. If you can cast on, knit and bind off, you can make this today.

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KnittingBeginner

Two tiny garter rectangles become a plump little bow — the simplest project in the shop.

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What you need

Finished sizeBow across: About 6 cm (2½ in)
YarnA scrap of DK (US light worsted) yarn in any colour — About 5 g / 12 m (13 yd)
Needles3.5 mm (US 4) straight needles
Also25–30 mm split key ring, Tapestry needle

Skills you’ll use

  • k — knit
  • kfb — knit into the front and back of the stitch (1 stitch increased)
  • k2tog — knit 2 stitches together (1 stitch decreased)
  • k3tog — knit 3 stitches together (2 stitches decreased)

What’s in the PDF

  • Materials, finished size and abbreviations
  • Every row or round written out with its stitch count
  • The making-up steps, one at a time
  • Beginner notes for the techniques the project uses

Questions about this pattern

Is this really a first-project knit?

Yes — it is the simplest pattern in the shop: two rectangles, knit every row, and the making-up is three steps.

What yarn do I need?

Any DK scrap, about 5 g — it is a lovely way to try a special yarn you only have a little of.

Can I make it bigger for a gift bow?

Yes — the pattern notes the simple rule: wider cast-on, longer rectangle, same construction.

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