Carlisle Knit Bow Tie Pattern
If you need a sharp look for a black-tie affair or something trendy and stylish, the Carlisle Knit Bow Tie completes any outfit or magician.
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If you want to be somebody, you gotta rock a Bow Tie.
Supplies:
Knitting Needles:
3.25 mm DPN’s or Magic Loop (US 3)
Notions:
Removable stitch markers if needed
Yarn needle to weave in ends
Scissors
Measuring Tape
Yarn:
Yardage:
90-110 depending on neck size
Abbreviations/Stitches:
CO- cast on
Sts- stitchs
k- knit
p- purl
kf&b- knit into front and back of next stitch
k2tog- knit 2 stitches together
Gauge:
(with 3.25 mm needles)
6 sts x 8 rows = 1 inch x 1 inch
Skill Level:
Easy
Size:
Short to Tall
Measurements and Sizing:
Widest area: 2 ⅞ inch
Length: 22.5 inches + collar length
Knit Tie Pattern
3.5 mm DPN’s or Magic Loop (US 4). Color choices are up to you! Get creative and have fun!
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Repeat rounds 8-9 until stitch count is decreased to 16 stitches
Rounds 10-15: Knit (16)
Round 16: *k2tog, k6; repeat * one more time (14)
Rounds 17- 22: Knit (14)
Round 23: *k2tog, k5; repeat * one more time (12)
Rounds 24-33: Knit (12)
Round 34: Place stitch marker at this point. Continue to knit until measurement from stitch marker equals desired collar/neck size.
Rounds 35-44: Knit (12)
Round 45: *kf&b, k5; repeat * one more time (14)
Rounds 46-51: knit (14)
Round 52: *kf&b, k6; repeat * one more time (16)
Round 53-59: Knit (16)
Round 60: kf&b, knit half of your total stitch count, kf&b, knit until end. (18)
Round 61: Knit (18)
Repeat rounds 61-62 until stitch count is increased to 36 stitches
Round 62: *k2tog, knit half of your total stitch count, k2tog, knit until end. (34)
Round 63: Knit (34)
Repeat rounds 63-64 until stitch count is decreased to 20 stitches
Round 64: kf&b, knit half of your total stitch count, kf&b, knit until end. (22)
Round 65: Knit (22)
Repeat rounds 65-66 until stitch count is increased to 36 stitches
Round 66: Knit (36)
Finishing
Use Sewn Bind Off Method, fasten off, and draw thread through last stitch. Use ending and beginning threads to stitch beginning and ending tie openings closed, weave in end.
Blocking Tie when completed is recommended.
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