Twisted Headband {Free Crochet Pattern} I finally finished up with all my orders and I was able to make this twisted headband for myself!
I’ve been wanting to make a new headband so I did a quick pinterest search and found this pattern on ravelry! It was exactly what I was looking for! I started reading the pattern and found that it had a button closure in the back. The button closure is a great idea but I wanted mine to be thick in the back and look more like a turban. Cinched Ear Warmer Headband Pattern. Absolutely Easy Ear Warmer. By Rachel Choi – 19 Comments This ear warmer can be crocheted by a beginner!
It’s made with ridges that are created by crocheting in the back loops only. The ridges allow the ear warmer to stretch so that it’ll fit snugly around your head. Quick And Easy Turban Style Earwarmer. There really isn't much to this simple earwarmer.
If you can handle a chain, double crochets, and slip stitch you are good to go! This is a perfect pattern for new crocheters or kids/teens who are learning. Yarn Used: Loops & Threads Dewdrops in Amethyst Hook Used: K 6.5mm Chain 50, join chain with a slip stitch to form a ring. Easy V Stitch Headband pattern by Dee Ann H. I dont need no stinking pattern!
LOL, JK This is a great alternative to warm your ears and head than a beanie, especially if you have curly hair. It stays put. The back is tapered and these stitches are basic. It takes 1 hour to make. The Philosopher's Wife: An Easy Scalloped Headband Crochet Pattern. I'm quite happy with this crochet headband pattern that I whipped up.
It's quick, easy, and pretty -- three things that I like in a project. It uses only basic crochet skills, so it's great for beginners as well as more experienced crocheters. Materials and equipment: Hook: E/3.5 MM Yarn: Aunt Lydia's crochet thread in white One ponytail elastic Start by crocheting three singles crochet stitches around a hair elastic. Single crochet around the edge. Catherine wanted in on the photo shoot, so here she is with her many "photo faces". Easy Crochet Lace Headband Pattern. With spring coming up here in the UK (spring being no different to winter whatsoever), we decided to do some spring themed patterns, and to start things off we went with a nice girly lace headband.
This project is very quick to do, it can easily be finished in 10-20 minutes and looks great in a variety of colours. Although not included in the following pictures, we added accessories to our headbands to jazz them up a bit, on one we put a crocheted daffodil, following the spring theme of course, and on another we added a crocheted bow. (please comment below if you would be interested in a daffodil/rose/bow crochet tutorial!) There is a large opportunity for you to get creative with this pattern :) customize it and make it your own to suit any occasion!
Chain 16 Row 1: Skip the first 3 chains, slip stitch into 4th chain - *chain 4 skip 3 chains and slip stitch into 4th chain* continue until end of row, chain 4 and turn. Easy Shell Headband Pattern. And now the pattern I promised you guys yesterday!
Same rules as the other pattern: You are allowed to do whatever you want with items made from this pattern (because it is free on the internet and I obviously can't stop you). Sell them, donate them, give them to your dog as a chew toy, whatever. Just don't claim the pattern as your own or try to sell it. Give credit where it is due. Easy Crochet Headband Free Pattern. Updated December 14, 2016.
This crochet headband is a quick, low-commitment project in terms of both the amount of yarn used and the amount of time required to complete the accessory. Bit o’ Twist Headband. By Candace – 4 Comments Finished Size: 16″ (40.5 cm) long (not including ties), 1 1/4″ (3 cm) wide Gauge: 4 dc = 1 1/4″ 3 rows = 2″ Gauge Swatch: 1 1/4″w x 2″h (3 cm x 5 cm) ch 7.
Row 1: dc in fourth ch from hook and in each ch across: 4 dc Row 2 – 8: ch 3, turn, dc in each dc across: 4 dc Finish off. Need help understanding the abbreviations and symbols? Check out the crochet abbreviation chart. Need help while crocheting? Turban Headband. By Amy – 6 Comments Finished Size: 4” (10 cm) x 10” (24.5 cm), fits head size of 22” (56 cm) Instructions for adjusting the size are included within the pattern.
Gauge: 4 hdc = 1’’ 2 rows = 1’’ Gauge Swatch: 1’’w x 1’’h (2.5 cm x 2.5 cm) ch 6. Row 1: hdc in third ch from hook and in each ch across: 4 hdc Row 2: ch 2, turn, hdc in each hdc across: 4 hdc Finish off. Need help understanding the abbreviations and symbols? Check out the crochet abbreviation chart. Free Crochet Flower Headband Pattern (Baby, Toddler, Adult) This free crochet flower headband pattern is surprisingly easy and it makes an adorable headpiece for a young flower girl (or a bohemian beauty of any age)!
When I was beginning to plan this pattern, I knew I wanted to make something that would be casual enough for everyday wear but fancy enough to serve as a flower girl or bridesmaid accessory. I happened across Bethany’s Simple Chevron Headband and I knew that the way she used the chevron pattern would make a perfect foundation for all the flowers I was crocheting. (If you’re not familiar with Bethany’s site, Whistle and Ivy, you must check out her free crochet patterns. This woman is baby bootie savant.) For this headband, I added a bit of variation to Bethany’s basic chevron stitch by crocheting only the back loops in every fourth row. Since gauge isn’t very important with this headband pattern, you can really use any yarn you like.
Complimentary Pattern: Textured Headband/Ear-warmer. I’ve updated this pattern to include a button closure. See this post. Updated Photo 2 Updated Photo I’ve been working on a design for a headband. My version is all one piece and works up quite quick. Worsted Weight Yarn H – Hook. Sleek and Skinny Ear Warmer/ Headband. Crochet turban headband - FREE PATTERN. I like to wear my hair up but in this time of year it can get quite cold for the ears :) That's why I decided to make myself a warm turban headband.
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