Knitting doesn’t have to be all about sweaters and gloves; you can easily create cute embellishments to give your knitted items, or even an outfit, an extra stylistic push. One of the best things about knit accessories is that they don’t take long to make. Knit bows, flowers, and rings are all easily created in under an hour, making them perfect for the enterprising fashionista.
If you’re not into adding a bow to your sweater, you can easily create these embellishments as a small gift or wear them as a chic piece of jewelry. Jazz up your outfit with some fun knit accessories, slip a knit ring over your finger or put a bow in your hair for a truly unique look. These projects don’t take long to make, so they’re perfect for a rainy day or a road trip, and are a great way to add a bit of homemade charm to any outfit.
5 Fantastic Knitted Accessories
Keep your look cute and trendy with this simple 10 Minute Knit Ring. You can whip up this adorable ring in almost no time, and it’s a great way to show off your knitting skills.
Girls will love this Bow and Ribbon Headbands. You can easily hold your hair back with this cute headband, or you can use the pattern for the bow to embellish a sweater or scarf.
Try out a knitted ring that will make everyone look twice. The Crazy In Love Knit Ring is a cute play on traditional jewelry. You’ll want all of your rings to be made out of yarn after you try on this fun knit project.
Add a floral embellishment to your latest project with the 6 Petal Flower. This knitted flower will look great on the end of a scarf, worn as a pin, or on a sweater. The possibilities are endless.
You can put these Addictive Knit Bows on anything your heart desires. Another quick project that will take less than an hour, this is a great project when you’re crunched for time. You could also personalize a gift by topping it with one of these knit bows!
How do you like to accessorize?
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