Crochet Fishnet Bow Pattern Cute & Chic Accessory For Stylish Look

The Crochet Fishnet Bow Pattern is a delightful blend of elegance and creativity, perfect for adding a touch of charm to any project. With its intricate fishnet design and a playful bow detail, this pattern transforms simple yarn into a stunning accessory.

Crochet Fishnet Bow

Whether you’re adorning a gift, creating unique clothing accents, or adding flair to a home decor piece, this pattern offers endless possibilities. Its beautiful, airy texture and effortless appeal make it a must-try for crocheters seeking to make a statement with their work.

Materials Needed:

15g of sport weight yarn (e.g., Drops Safran, which is 160m/50g)
A 3.5mm crochet hook
Yarn needle or sewing needle and thread
Two stitch markers

Crochet Bow Pattern:

Base of the Bow:

Start with a slip knot and chain 100. (If customizing the bow, the starting chain must be a multiple of 3 + 1.)
Chain an additional 4 more and turn your work.
Skip the first 7 chains and slip stitch into the next chain.
Chain 4, skip 2 chains, and slip stitch into the next chain. Repeat from to across until you have 3 chains left.
Chain 2, skip 2 chains, and double crochet into the last chain to finish Row 1.

Rows 2 to 7:

Chain 4 and turn your work.
Slip stitch into the chain-4 space made in the row below.
Chain 4, slip stitch into the next chain-4 space. Repeat from to to the end of the row, leaving one chain-4 space left.
Chain 2 and double crochet into the last space. This row is a repeat of rows 2 to 7, creating a total of 7 rows to form the base about 5 cm or 2 inches wide.

Final Row:

Chain 2, turn your work.
Chain 2, slip stitch into the next chain-4 space. Repeat to the end of the row.
Chain 2, slip stitch into the last chain-4 space.

Border (Part One - Longest Edge):

Attach your yarn at the right corner of the longest edge.
Slip stitch into every stitch along the edge.
Chain 1, turn your work.
Slip stitch only into the back loops of the previous row.
Continue for a total of three rows, only slip stitching into the back loops.

Border (Part Two - Remaining Edges):

Chain 1, slip stitch twice into the border you've made:
Slip stitch evenly along the slanted edge, typically 2 slip stitches in each mesh space and 1 in the crossing.
In the corner, do 1 slip stitch for rounded corners or 2 for sharper corners.
Along the shorter edge, make one slip stitch in each chain or stitch.
Repeat the process for the opposite slanted edge.
Make two rows of back loop slip stitches for the remaining two rows of the border.

Finishing:

Cut the yarn and weave in the ends.
Block the base before folding.
Fold the base in half, then in half again.
Secure the top and bottom with stitch markers and sew along the marked line.
Fold the tails down and adjust the loops for symmetry.

Create a center strip by chaining 13 or to fit around the bow center. Slip stitch in each chain, then work back loop only slip stitches for 6 rows.
Sew the strip around the center of the bow.