(UPDATE) I will be selling this scarf on my INSTAGRAM so be on the lookout; I will update here when I will be accepting pre-orders by email.
I really appreciate all the lovely comments and emails I’ve received!
I have always wanted to start knitting but always thought it was so confusing and very time consuming. A couple of months ago I watched some videos on Youtube to learn how to knit. After a few tries and watching the videos over and over, I finally got the hang of it but still not quite yet. The knitting pattern terminology still confuses me.
It’s still very hot here in Southern Cali but the nights are starting cool down. I’m really tired of this hot weather! So, I created this simple, chunky scarf with a knitted bow for my little Aries. It’s perfect for winter and it will protect her neck and chest from the cold weather.
Now we wait for the cooler weather!
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Now if you want to make this scarf yourself: I used chunky yarn & 13 size straight needles.
Pattern for scarf: 13 stitches and about 25 inches long; GARTER STITCH only. Start doing the button hole at about 21.5 inches in length and about 4.5 inches from the end. Cast off at the 6th garter stitch and only casting off 3 stitches. I used this very helpful video to cast off the button hole.
Pattern for bow: 10 1/2 straight needles and normal/med size yarn. Pattern: 16 stitches and about 6 1/2 inches long. Once done knitting, simply grab some yarn and wrap around the middle to form the bow. I secured the bow to the scarf with needle and thread. Then I simply used the bow as the “button” to hold the scarf. You simply grab the bow from the button hole and that’s it.
I’m no expert at all and learned all by myself. I found knitting very relaxing and I can’t wait to knit more items like hats and cowls! Knitting for me has turned into taking a break from the computer, sitting and watching a movie or show with my little Aries.Do you knit? To learn to knit I suggest watching videos on Youtube. Starting with chunky yarn makes it so much easier and it’s way faster than knitting with thin yarn. If you have any questions, I will be happy to help. You can email me at angie@littleinspiration.com or leave a comment and I will try to respond to you asap.
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Here is my Little Aries modeling for me. Isn’t this scarf the cutest ever!?
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I love this and cannot believe you just learned! I’ve been trying my hand at crochet and eventually want to try knitting too. You’ve inspired me to keep at it! Thanks for sharing-very cute!
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Aww thanks!! I’m so glad I inspired you to start knitting 🙂
How much yarn in each color did this take? I’d like to make one for my niece, but I don’t know how much to buy, and want to make sure I get enough of the same dyelot. 🙂 Thanks!
It only uses one skein (one ball of yarn).
So cute! I have a tough time staying committed to a knitting project long enough to finish it… The bow makes it SO ADORABLE!
Thank you! Yes it’s hard to commit to finish one knitting project at a time.. 🙂
So very ctute!
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Super cute! I have knitting on my to-do list, I’m the only woman in my family that doesn’t. It just seems like more time than I have right in this moment….Rachel
wow I don’t think they get any cuter than this the scarf is adorable and so is your little girl. Your picture really caught my eye when browsing through the link party @ Nifty Thrift THings.
Oh my gosh – that is just darling!
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So cute! I have boys so will have to find a pattern for a hat which they love in winter, but all my friends have girls and I so would love to try this for them! I have done crocheting and finally get the hang of it. But I so wanna learn to knit.
I Love, Love, Love this scarf! The bow is super cute. I am in Northern California still waiting for the cool weather so that I can bust out my crochet projects.
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Original! This is great! Do come ‘n’ brag: link it up at our linky party, http://www.finecraftguild.com/, ‘Time for a Party’ !
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Love this !!
I may have to make one for my little girl 🙂
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Aaaaaaaaaaw, this is cuter than cute! I feel inspired to make a little crochet bow myself, since yours looks so darling 🙂
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Sometimes I feel like I’m the only person who doesn’t knit these days – but it’s been a million degrees here for the past few years, so that hasn’t really been very inspiring for knitting!
How darling! I love this adorable scarf! This would make great gifts for my nieces!
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This is so sweet and cute! Love the bows! Would love if if you linked up on my blog hop http://www.w-t-fab.com/search/label/bloghop. Also let me know if you’d like to follow each other!
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This scarf is SO CUTE! I love her little glasses too. 🙂
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What a GORGEOUS scarf!!!!! LOVE the big bow, just beautiful!!!
This is darling. Thanks for sharing.
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This is GREAT, I LOVE bows! 🙂 You have an OUTSTANDING model!! 🙂
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How cute, I’m going to make this
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So freakin cute! I love it. This would look great for adult size too.
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This scarf with the bow is just so adorable!! I would love to know how to make this. Today I shared a loom knitted hat for my grandson…but yours takes the cake♥ As you can tell I am just a beginner…using a loom☺ BTW…I just followed your lovely blog today.
Laurie
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I need one for my little girl!!! Have you thought of selling? I just don’t have the time to dedicate to it…..but I would certainly buy it! If you are selling them…let me know where to order! seriously!
love this! where did you find the glasses?!
Thank you so much for sharing your darling pattern. How many inches from the end is the button hole? Your daughter is so cute!
Hi Kristin!
You are very welcome! 🙂 Its about 4 1/2 inches from the end. I will update this on the blog post. Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
Hi, I’ve started to make the toddler scarf with bow, can you tell me what the pattern is to do the hole for the bow?
Thank you.
Hi Susan!
Thanks for stopping by! To make the button hole I linked to a video with Instructions to make the hole. It’s basically casting off in the middle of one row and then casting on in the following row.
I am obsessed with this scarf for my daughter and am wondering if you sell them? If so can you email me and let me know how to go about purchasing them!? Thank you!!
Cute scarf! I love that gray bow! I’d love for you to share this at my link party Submarine Sunday. It’s open until Friday @ 11:59pm. I hope you’ll stop by!
T’onna
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adorable! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Shannon
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I love this. I was going to feature it and link to it, but it won’t let me copy a picture so I can’t:( So adorable! I was hoping to drive some traffic your way.
This is stinkin’ adorable!!! Found you via Nifty Thrifty Things and so happy to be your newest follower!!
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This has inspired me to learn to knit. Thank you!! Sorry for this silly question. Is it all knit stitch or do I use purl stitches as well? Thank you!!!
This has inspired me to learn to knit. Thank you!! Sorry for this silly question. Is it all knit stitch or do I use purl stitches as well? Thank you!!!
This has inspired me to learn to knit. Thank you!! Sorry for this silly question. Is it all knit stitch or do I use purl stitches as well? Thank you!!!
Thank you for inspiring me to learn how to knit!! Does this use purl stitches or just the knit stitch?
Hi, I was just wondering if you sold any of your work. I would really love to get this scarf as a present.
Let me know,
Thanks
Adorable! If you have time I would love for you to share it at my linky party going on right now @ Primp!
http://www.primpjunktion.com/2012/10/happy-halloween-linky-party-69.html
Do you have this pattern for crocheting?
Love this! I just added the pattern to Ravelry: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/bow-scarf (Wasn’t able to add a photo).
When I saw this scaft.i fell in love with it.and so did my daughter I can’t knit.so i want to know if you selling because i would for sure buy this adorable scaft
Your post gave me “inspiration” to learn how to knit. I just finished making this scarf…it is so cute! I have a few imperfections, but am looking forward to learning new patterns to get better. Thanks!
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I just finished making this scarf yesterday! It’s so cute and such a great xmas gift! Thanks for sharing!
Hello all!! I’m new to knitting so forgive me if this question is annoying 🙂
What exactly is the pattern for knitting this adorable scarf? I’m confused…
Also where are the instructions for the bow? Did I overlook the link?
Any help would be greatly appreciated ! I want to knit this scarf for my nieces for Christmas ! There are 6 of them!! 😀
Hi Julia
The patter is basically the length, amount of stitches and making the hole.
The bow pattern is also mentioned in the post.
Let me know if you have any questions. I’d be happy to help.
Angie
I just posted my first of these scarves to Ravelry.
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/manynums/bow-scarf
I was wondering if I can buy this scarf already made I’m not that crafty
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LOVE LOVE LOVE this idea! I shared it on my blog with a crochet version you inspired me to create!. Thank you for sharing!!
So sweet!! Love the little beautiful girl too! Thanks so much for sharing! I’d love for you to visit my blog.
Happy week!
Hugs from Portugal,
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Would love to know if there’s a comparable equivelent in a crochet pattern? Love the pattern but suck at knitting
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This scarf is super cute. I think you’ve just inspired a few hair accessories AND a scarf for me…and maybe my baby girl, though I think she’d try to pull it off. She’s in that stage of life right now.
Thanks Jelli!
I appreciate it. 🙂
IS THERE ANY WAY TO DO THIS SCARF IN CROCHET
Hi Jaclyn!
I’m sure you can but I don’t know crocheting.
Thanks for stopping by
This is adorable. I have a link party and would love to have you share this and any other posts. It is called Wednesday’s Adorned From Above Link Party. The link to the party is
http://www.adornedfromabove.com/2012/11/wednesdays-adorned-from-above-link_14.html
I hope to see you there.
Have a great week.
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Oh my, what an adorable scarf and little girl! I’m visiting from 52 mantels and am so glad you shared. You make like some of the things we have over at Maddalee!
Have a good day, Nancy
So so adorable~~!!! totally loving the oversize glasses look~
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I love the colors you have chosen! It’s very cute and sweet 🙂
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When making the button hole for the bow, how many loops across did you go before starting to cast off? Then how many loops did you cast off (how wide is the hole)? Thanks so much for sharing this adorable scarf!
Hi Lindsay,
Let me know if you received my re-ply.
When making the button hole.. start to cast off at 7th stitch only casting off 4. The hole is about 1-2 inches in width.
if you have any questions, let me know. I’m happy to help.
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I actually have the same question about the buttonhole and how long to make it for the bow? In the picture it looks so small. I would love to make this for my niece!
Hi Monqique,
Please let me know if you received my re-ply.
Start making the button hole at 21 inches long.. start by casting off at the 7th stitch and only casting off 4.
(6 Stitches – Cast off 4 – 6 stitches = 16 stitches) the hole is about 1-2 inches in width and it should be enough for the bow.
Let me know if this helps.
Angie
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Thank you!
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Thanks so much Angie! That helps 🙂 I will let you know how it turns out!
Beautiful scarf. Was wondering did you use the wool ease chunky or the thick and quick?
Hi Kate!
I used thick and quick 🙂
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Adorable! I have a question regarding the “button”. Did you attach an actual button behind the bow that goes into the button hole, or did you actually slide the bow itself through the button hole?
You actually use the bow as the button by sliding it through the button hole 🙂
Thanks for stopping by
Is this all in garter stitch???
Hi Michelle,
Yes, it’s garter stitch.
Thanks for stopping by.
I understand the pattern sound simple enough. But what I do not understand is how you got the same of the bow. By the pattern sounds like you just made a square.
Hi Ashley,
The yarn for the bow is thin so that would make the stitches a lot smaller. Yeah, its basically a rectangle to form a bow. 🙂 Hope this helps.
Let me know if there is anything else you need help with.
I am absolutely in love with this for my daughter. Any chance that you would make and sell this to me? I am so not capable of knitting! Let me know one way or the other please 🙂
Karina@HazySkies.com
Hi Angie! What do you mean when you use the bow at the button to secure the scarf?
Hey Sue,
The bow is the button. I must of wrote it wrong?
Yea so you pull the bow out from the button hole. It fits perfectly, the scarf will cover her chest and will stay in place 🙂
I’m confused. You say to make the scarf 13 stitches wide, but when casting off for the bow, you give directions for 16 stitches wide. “knit 6, cast off 4, knit 6 = 16” I made the scarf 13 stitches wide. So I’m going to wing it and see how it goes!
Did I miss how you gather the bow in the middle? from the photo it looks like you just wrapped yarn around the middle several times?
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The knitted bow tie scarf pattern is adorable. I am going to knit some for last minute gifts. Great pattern!
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Thank you so much for this pattern! My SIL pinned this and I want to make it for my niece. I have a quick question: you said you used Lion Brand chunky yarn, but I’m not familiar with that. Is there more to the name? I’m in love with the vibrant colors you’ve chosen and want to make sure I pick up the right yarn.
Thanks in advance,
Portia
Hi Portia!
There are many “chunky” yarn brands. The width of the yarn is visible and the brand I use I got it at Walmart for about $2.50. you can also search online by searching “chunky yarn”. Hope this helps. 🙂
Where did u purchase the chunky yarn? Also, how many skeins will I need to complete this beauty?
You would only need one skein of chunky yarn for the scarf itself.
Thanks, Angie! I appreciate your prompt feedback 🙂
What an adorable scarf! I came across it on Pinterest and was very pleased to find such a detailed tutorial. To be honest though, I’d very much like to make an adult version. I’m fairly new to knitting so I must ask, how would you alter the pattern to make this scarf suitable for an adult?
Thanks for your time!
I am totally in LOVE!! However, I only know how to crochet. Is there anywhere or any way I can get this in a crochet pattern??
I love love love the bow tie scarf, although I don’t know how to knit, do you sell them already made??
I am in love with this scarf, but I don’t know how to knit. Do you sell it?? Thank you!
I also love the scarf. I’ve seen several people ask if you sell the scarfs, but I don’t? see where you have answered. Do you?
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Thanks for sharing! Just made this for my daughter and love it! For clarity, it might be helpful for you to give you gauge and finished dimensions so others can customize! Are you on Ravelry?
Hi Aileen,
Thanks so much for your feedback. I will update the post with your suggestions. I did sign up for Raverly but haven’t really got the time to browse and update my profile.
Thanks for stopping by Little Inspiration.
I love the scarf I just made one. I just wish I was able to sell because everyone keeps asking me for one but I understand you don’t want us to. I am trying to figure out dimensions because I would love to make a headband to go with it.
What age child would you say fits this scarf best?
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Love it. I have tried and succeeded. Can i Use your blogg as refferense and translate the pattern to norwegian? I want to post the pattern on my blogg to if you approve.
Best regrats Nataliya
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I would absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE one of these or a few of these for my daughter. I dont know how to knit unfortunately 🙁 any chance you sell them?
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Just made this scarf and I’m obsessed with it was Sooo easy thanks for the instructions can’t wait to make more!!!! Thanks
Too cute! I dont know how to knit, but I’d love to buy one of these for my daughter if you ever decide to sell them! Please keep me updated 🙂
Thank you,
Jill
I would only make one buttonhole and sew the bow on where the Sedona hole should be and sew a button on the wrong side behind the bow. The fasten the button only thru one hole .
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I’m not going to lie … I saw this on Pinterest I don’t even know how long ago and it was cute enough to make me want to start knitting. Thanks to you and this post, I’m a knitting lover now! It gives me a way to connect with my Grandmother who ate, breathed, and lived for knitting.
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Wow! I love the scarf but to tell you the truth: I love that little girl a bit more.
soooo amazing!!!!! want one!…. or two:P
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Have a nice day & keep in touch.
This is so cute.i love the bow.
Hi! I’m trying to knit this scarf however I just need to know what size needle I need. I got a US size 13/ 9mm they are chunky needles. I have got about four rows up however the stitch is not tight together like how your picture shows. Can you let me know if I messed up on the size? I’m in Canada. Lol. Thanks so much for your help!
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Could you please adapt this pattern to a size for an 8 year old? I am a beginner knitter and love this scarf! Would love to make it for my granddaughter. Thank you.
BeckyS.
Just wanted to say how amazing this scarf is and how much fun I have had making it. I get many comments on how cute it is. ..so thanks for posting this
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Awww. Your daughter is just precious! I found you on Ravelry because I was looking for a pattern to make bows for my little ones. The scarf is so cute though that I might have to make one of those too!
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Hello!! I love this scarf!! And the little girl is TOO CUTE!!! Do you happen to know if there is a pattern out there for a crochet version of this? If so, please let me know. Thank you!!!
Hello!
Congratulations on your creation. Model simple to implement and very fluffy result. If you want to see my version, visit my blog tricoeafins.blogspot.com
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Hello, just love this cute scarf. I would like to make a matching one for me as well. I wondered if you could give me some suggestions as to the length and amount of stitches etc for an adult size scarf please? I am a novice knitter and think these beautiful scarves will be my next venture with the knitting needles! Thank you Elaine
Are u making/selling any of these this year???? I would loooove to order one
Thnx for sharing! this is too cute, I’m going to get started on this right away 🙂
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How much do you charge for this scarf? I really want one for my daughter 🙂
Hello Angie. Thanks for sharing this super cute scarf pattern with us. I’m making the hole now and very frequently, how-to videos mention the rows, so I want to ask you, on how many rows did you create the button hole ? I know it’s cast off at 6, cast off 3, but on how many rows you knit the hole ? Thanks a lot !
I cast off on the seventh time, to create three “Cast Off” holes. HOpe this helps!
Can some one send me this scarf in the crocheted pattern please!!!!
I would really appreciate it
🙂
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Hi! Thank you for this cute and easy pattern. I have reached the button hole and I do have a question. Is it centered or should it be a little off? The scarf is 13 stitches wide and it says to make six stitches then cast off three. Do I use the sixth stitch? For example, will my row be 5, cast off 3, 5? Or should it be 6, cast off 3, 4?
Yes, The hole is a little off. Cast off at the 6th so you will have 5 stitches already completed. You can cast off at the middle with just two stitches if you prefer the hole to be centered.
Let me know if you have any questions.
How much do you sell these for? They so pretty!
Great scarf for my little girl!!!
Meeega!
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Could you make the bow interchangeable? Maybe by adding a button to the scarf and having 2 button holes?
Love the pattern!!! I made one for a Christmas gift and it’s adorable, Kudos!!
Is it possible to order a scarf and buy it?
Made this for my 16 month year old grand daughter and it turned out so cute. Used white for the scarf and a sparkly grey for the bow. It is a Christmas gift. Thanks for the directions.
Made this for my 16 month year old grand daughter and it turned out so cute. Used white for the scarf and a sparkly grey for the bow. It is a Christmas gift. Thanks for the directions.
I made this for my 18 month old and she is really small and skinny. So I made a little tweaks to it. It turned out amazing! Thanks for sharing! Love love it!!!!!
What brand of yarn did you use for the bow? I’m using wool-ease and it seems too thin.
I used Lion Brand- wool-ease is not good for this project. I’ve tried it’s pretty thin.
Hi I was wondering if the wool-ease is what you used for the bows? I have to order all my yarn online cause we don’t have yarn shops here
you used thick and quick for the scarf… I hope to make a few for my daughter once school starts its winter not long after 🙂
thanks
I used Lion Brand chunky yarn and regular yarn to make the bows.
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I just wanted to clarify, do you mean size 13 US needle?
Hi Joy,
Yes USA size 13
THanks!
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How wide is the finished scarf, please? Would love to try this!
Thanks!
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