I’m shared these yummy “MAKE YOUR OWN TACOS” recipe over at NatureBox Blog. Go on over and check out my Salsa Recipe & How I made my Taco Cups! These taco cups are so fun and delicious to make. You can easily change or omit any ingredient to make your own taco cup using your favorite healthy fresh…
Mommas, Isn’t being a mom the best feeling in the world? I had some trouble during my pregnancy due to being diagnosed with having gestational diabetes and had to remain in bed rest the last few weeks of my pregnancy. I was so afraid of labor and the pain was the worst ever but thankfully it all went well!…
I’m crazy about no bake desserts! I’m sharing this recipe over at NatureBox Blog! Head on over to check out the recipe. These no bake pumpkin pie bars are delicious, healthy, easy and perfect for the holidays! With only a few ingredients you can create this no-bake pumpkin pie in no time! Its made out…
I’m all about the no bake desserts. Yum!!ReplyCancel
Marie recently posted..Last Minute Despicable Me Minion Costume
wow. this pretty much looks to die for…and I’m so impressed to find a pumpkin recipe that is no bake. I’m sold!
I would LOVE for you to link this up at my Ginger Jamboree Link Party!!ReplyCancel
This looks so scrumptious!ReplyCancel
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I’m a big fan of Shutterfly! I love, love their cards, stationary, photobooks and their iphone cases. They also have a very cool feature to create your own website. My family and I have a private family website where we can upload our own photos and post notes, dates or simply update statuses. It’s like…
Their cards are SO cute! I had no idea!ReplyCancel
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Oh, and my favorite part about Christmas is watching everyone unwrap their gifts. 🙂ReplyCancel
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My favorite part of Christmas is seeing all of the joy on my children’s faces
My favorite thing about Christmas is family and friends.ReplyCancel
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My favorite part about Christmas is the time spent with family.. there is always so many fun thing to do with family (my kids with grandma, my cousin who is one of my best friends is always in town). I also love baking.. there are things that I only make at Christmas time and so look forward to making them, I also love baking with my kids.ReplyCancel
I love decorating the tree!
My favorite part about Christmas is the candlelight Christmas Eve service and seeing the joy on my kids’ faces on Christmas morningReplyCancel
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I love seeing all of my family at Christmas!
I love decorating the tree and the house with my kids!
I love getting Christmas cards
I love spending time with my family and showing my toddler everything as its all new to her!ReplyCancel
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I love to wrap presents!
(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…
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!ReplyCancel
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So very ctute!ReplyCancel
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Oh my gosh – that is just darling!ReplyCancel
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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.ReplyCancel
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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’ !ReplyCancel
Rose :: Fine Craft Guild .com recently posted..Circus in Town
Aaaaaaaaaaw, this is cuter than cute! I feel inspired to make a little crochet bow myself, since yours looks so darling 🙂ReplyCancel
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How darling! I love this adorable scarf! This would make great gifts for my nieces!ReplyCancel
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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!ReplyCancel
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This scarf is SO CUTE! I love her little glasses too. 🙂ReplyCancel
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This is GREAT, I LOVE bows! 🙂 You have an OUTSTANDING model!! 🙂ReplyCancel
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How cute, I’m going to make thisReplyCancel
Mel recently posted..Can You Tell Me How to Get To Sesame Street – Nursery Reveal
So freakin cute! I love it. This would look great for adult size too.ReplyCancel
Christine recently posted..Crochet Baby Turban Hat
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.
LaurieReplyCancel
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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
http://www.navywifeypeters.blogspot.com/2012/10/submarine-sunday-4_27.htmlReplyCancel
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adorable! Thanks for sharing 🙂
ShannonReplyCancel
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This is stinkin’ adorable!!! Found you via Nifty Thrifty Things and so happy to be your newest follower!!
-Fotini { http://glamorousbride.blogspot.com }ReplyCancel
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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.htmlReplyCancel
Love this! I just added the pattern to Ravelry: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/bow-scarf (Wasn’t able to add a photo).ReplyCancel
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!! 😀ReplyCancel
I just posted my first of these scarves to Ravelry.
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/manynums/bow-scarfReplyCancel
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,
Ana Love Craft
http://www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.comReplyCancel
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.
Debi @ Adorned From AboveReplyCancel
So so adorable~~!!! totally loving the oversize glasses look~ReplyCancel
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Thanks for linking up to Take-A-Look Tuesday over at Sugar Bee Crafts – you were featured today!
-Mandy, http://www.SugarBeeCrafts.comReplyCancel
I love the colors you have chosen! It’s very cute and sweet 🙂ReplyCancel
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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.
I featured you today at Smart! School {House} on behalf of Whimsy Wednesday! The new party starts later today. We hope you come back to share your latest creations this week:)
Thank you!
Kelly at Smart! School {House}ReplyCancel
Kelly recently posted..We are Moving!
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 🙂
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?ReplyCancel
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.
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?
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.ReplyCancel
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soooo amazing!!!!! want one!…. or two:P
very nice blog, great style. Im following you now 🙂 Hope you can also visit us here: http://dzieciozmaganiamatki.blogspot.co.uk/
Have a nice day & keep in touch.ReplyCancel
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!ReplyCancel
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thanks so much for the pattern your sight is nice scarfs are adorableReplyCancel
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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 ElaineReplyCancel
Thnx for sharing! this is too cute, I’m going to get started on this right away 🙂ReplyCancel
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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 !ReplyCancel
[…] DIY Chunky Knit Bow Scarf for Kids Tutorial from Little Inspiration here. This will knit up really fast using #13 needles. A buttonhole where the bow goes through, anchors the scarf. *If you don’t know how to knit or need a refresher course go here to inspiration & realisation’s roundup of tutorials here. […]ReplyCancel
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?ReplyCancel
[…] DIY Chunky Knit Bow Scarf for Kids Tutorial from Little Inspiration here. This will knit up really fast using #13 needles. A buttonhole where the bow goes through, anchors the scarf. *If you don’t know how to knit or need a refresher course go here to inspiration & realisation’s roundup of tutorials here. […]ReplyCancel
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Thanks for your little inspiration! Here’s a variation of this scarf using the seed stitch: http://alaskaknitnat.com/2016/02/06/little-lady-scarf-a-free-knitting-pattern/ReplyCancel
These look really good! I’m on my way over to Nature Box Blog! =0)
Kim recently posted..Red Shoes
These are so beautiful and look so yummy and healthy!
I would LOVE for you to link this up at my Ginger Jamboree Link Party!!