Ribbon Garland Pattern

Becca Olson

All Tied Together

A Crochet Bow Garland

Make it in classic red and green for Christmas, soft pastels for a nursery wall, or your favorite colors for everyday décor. Each bow links directly to the previous one, so you can keep adding bows until your garland is the perfect length for a mantel, shelf, or party backdrop.

Materials

I Love This Yarn! in medium weight #4

Size G crochet hook

Scissors

Hot glue gun

First Bow

Chain 50.

Slip stitch into the second chain from the hook and into each remaining chain across. (49 slip stitches)

Fasten off and weave in the ends.

Tie the crocheted strip into a bow. Adjust the loops and tails, then place a small dab of hot glue behind the center knot to secure it.

Add the Remaining Bows

Crochet another strip using Steps 1–3 above.

Before tying the new bow, thread one end of the strip through a loop of the last bow you made. Tie the strip into a bow so the two bows are linked.

Adjust the loops and tails, then secure the center knot with a small dab of hot glue.

Repeat, attaching each new bow to the last one as you go, until the garland reaches your desired length. Let the glue cool completely before hanging.

You’re welcome to sell finished garlands you make from this pattern. Please credit A Stitch In Time Crocheting as the pattern designer. Please do not copy, share, repost, or resell the written pattern without permission.