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Cozy Crochet Bow Leg Warmer Tutorial

Nov 18, 2024 · Leave a Comment

Crochet bow leg warmer is a delightful addition to anyone's wardrobe, offering both style and warmth in a charming package. Picture wrapping your legs in these cozy, handmade wonders, each stitch carrying a touch of care and skill. The cute bow detail adds a whimsical twist, making them not just practical but also a fashion statement. Whether you're looking to keep snug during chilly mornings or aiming to add a pop of personality to your outfit, these leg warmers are a perfect pick.

Crochet Bow Leg Warmer

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Materials Needed:

  • Yarn: Preferably stretchy, like Lion’s Brand red yarn (the stretchiness is beneficial for this project)
  • Crochet Hook: 5 mm size is used in the tutorial
  • Ribbon: For the decorative lacing up at the end
  • Scissors: For cutting yarn and ribbon

Crochet Pattern:

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Starting Off:

Make a loop:

  • and place it on your crochet hook.

Chain 27 stitches:

  • (adjust the number based on the calf size; make sure there’s about 2 to 1 inch of open space in the front after wrapping it around your calf for measurement).

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Main Part of the Leg Warmer:

  • Double Crochet Stitch:
  • Yarn over, insert your hook under the two loops of the next stitch, yarn over and pull through.
  • Yarn over, pull through two loops, yarn over again, and pull through the remaining two loops.
  • Continue the double crochet stitch for the entire row.
  • Continue for about 24 rows, or until you reach your desired leg warmer length.

Closing Off the Leg Warmer:

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Last Double Crochet Stitch:

  • Perform a final double crochet, cut the yarn off from the yarn ball, and pull the yarn through the top loop to secure.

Fold the work in half:

  •  ensuring the more aesthetically pleasing side is on the inside.

Joining the Edges:

  • Starting at the bottom corner, weave your crochet hook under two loops from both edges, pulling through the yarn to start stitching the sides together.

Create Holes for Ribbon:

  • Use a pattern of attaching both sides with 3 stitches (unknown stitch name) and then 4 slip stitches on one panel side to gradually move up and create a hole.
  • Repeat the process till you are close to the top. If there isn’t enough room for another hole, simply do three stitches to close it off.

Adding the Ribbon:

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Cut off six ribbon pieces:

  •  measuring 12 inches each (adjust based on the number of holes created).

Weave:

  • the ribbon through the holes, starting either from the top or bottom, ensuring each hole has a ribbon through it.

Tie bows:

  • with the ribbon for a decorative finish.

Final Steps:

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Tie in any loose ends:

  • of yarn.

Turn the leg warmer right side out:

  • so the good side is now facing outward.

Adjust the ribbons:

  • as needed to ensure they’re evenly spaced and not too tight.

 

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