Crochet Gift Tags, Ties & Bows

Embellish gift packages with quick and easy crochet gift tags, ties & bows. Reusable and so cute. Add tiny flowers, hearts, leaves and wreaths of yarn.

A wee bit of yarn and a few minutes of crocheting can make your gifts and packages look extra special for the recipient! Crochet gift tags, ties & bows work up so quickly and the flowers and ties can be used over and over again.

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Seeing the adorable Heart Gift Tags made by Kelly Rowe @live laugh Rowe, I was inspired to make up a batch of my own. Tiny crocheted flowers attached to a tag card with a personalized greeting and a gift tied up with a simple length of chain stitch in a matching color makes a plain package look really special.

Embellish gift packages with crochet

The greeting strips were made on a word document and printed onto a parchment-like paper purchased from a craft store, then cut to desired size. A glue stick was used to attach the greeting to the tag.

Here is the pattern for the tiny flowers shown in the above photo:

Using a small amount of 4-ply cotton or worsted weight yarn in solid or variegated color and a size H crochet hook:

create a slip knot
chain 5; slip stitch in to the first chain creating a loop
chain 2
2 double crochet into the loop
chain 2
slip stitch into the loop
*chain 2, 2 double crochet, chain 2, slip stitch into loop* 4 times creating a total of five flower petals.
Finish off by trimming yarn and pulling through then tying to knot.

Flowers can be attached to the the tags using glue, double sided tape or hot glue.

Use your imagination to make cute appliques to decorated the tags. Make hearts, flowers, leaves or cherries in your color of choice. Use a piece of yarn or twine to tie the tag to your package.

For a larger package you might like to add a crocheted rosette with or without accent leaves. Weave the tie through the back of the rosette before tying onto the package.

Crochet Ties

I made the ties by crocheting 150-200 chains. On a smaller package, I simply wrapped the tie around an additional time before tying into a bow. An added bonus is that the rosettes and the ties can be used over and over.

The large white roses are perfect for a bridal shower or wedding gift. Crochet some in the bridal party colors or in pink or blue for a baby shower. The link to the crochet rosettes pattern can be found below.

If you have a pretty box like these that have an attractive design there is no need to wrap in paper. Just add a tie and attach a cute tag.

Small crochet applique patterns

Click the links below for some small applique patterns that will work nicely on gift tags.

Tiny Wreath

Tiny Heart

Crochet Ring around a rosie flower wreath pattern

Crochet Rosette

Leaf pattern

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Comments

Ralu says
December 15, 2018 at 8:27 am
Hi there! Where I can find the pattern for these: https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-cPzG1JMAzGE/WPj5zHS3tTI/AAAAAAAAp6s/B5bQwEQO2sMaCoV2DQUQmzrAMypJjqFfwCEw/s1600/Crochet%2Bgift%2Btags%2Bpink%2Bbeige%2Bflowers%2Bties.jpg
Thank you!
- Lorraine says
  December 15, 2018 at 11:39 am
  Hello Ralu, I just updated the post to include my pattern for the tiny crocheted flowers. Hope this is helpful!
  Kindly, Lorraine
Adrienne says
April 27, 2015 at 1:54 am
That is a great idea! What a nice way to share part of yourself before the gift has been opened.
~Adrienne~
corners of my life says
April 26, 2015 at 3:20 pm
What a sweet little project. Thanks for sharing.
Pattie @ Olla-Podrida says
April 25, 2015 at 8:36 pm
These are just precious! I do not crochet, and barely knit, but it is things like this that really make me want to learn. What special gifts these are, and how perfect for Mother's Day and other spring holidays.
Just a little something from Judy says
April 25, 2015 at 12:12 pm
These tags and pretty touches, are one of the best things that I have ever seen on blog land! They are just the cutest ever!!! The tiny hearts, flowers and the cherries are a gift in themselves, but added to a gift makes it over the top in my book! I am so impressed with your artistic skills and talents. God over blessed you with them my friend!
Cynthia Chapman says
April 23, 2015 at 3:55 am
very pretty!
podso says
April 23, 2015 at 12:39 am
So cute Lorraine. You could even make a batch of sets of tags and ribbons and give that as a gift. Good way to use up leftovers too.
Lynn says
April 22, 2015 at 11:49 pm
A very cute idea! For some reason I'm drawn to the vanilla, chocolate and strawberry colors:@)
Kristina says
April 22, 2015 at 11:13 pm
I did something similar for Christmas, recycling cardboard for the tag, and a crocheted wreath. I love the colors you used.
Ann Thompson says
April 22, 2015 at 8:56 pm
These are great. What a sweet way to dress up a gift
Preeti says
April 22, 2015 at 4:22 pm
Your tags are very sweet !! 🙂 love the pictures !!
Barbara F. says
April 22, 2015 at 2:50 pm
Love this, Lorraine. I saved it for future reference. So pretty.
Mildred says
April 22, 2015 at 2:18 pm
Your recipients are very fortunate to receive such beautiful packaging. I never learned to crochet but years ago, I would dry flowers to decorate gift packages.

Embellish gift packages with crochet

Here is the pattern for the tiny flowers shown in the above photo:

Crochet Ties