This easy and quick twisted crochet headband is the perfect beginner project, can be worked up quickly and makes the perfect gift. *Please note that some links in this post may be affiliate links. …
Do you like making crochet hats and headbands? I know I do! I also know how frustrating it can be to wind up making the wrong sized hat. Not fun.
It's February 1st and it seems like a good time to offer a new free crochet pattern. I've been contemplating which of my patterns I'd like to share. Megan's Headband is near and dear to me because it was inspired by my young friend Megan. Megan and her family are from Singapore and one day (a few years ago) Megan came to preschool wearing a very cute headband. I was so intrigued by the design that I asked Megan's mom if I could borrow her headband. I adapted the design into the crochet pattern you see here. I can't take credit for the original concept, but I have made some changes of my own. I love this pattern because there is something sweet and almost vintage feeling about it. It's like a combination kerchief and headband. From the front, it appears just like a headband, but it does an even better job of keeping your hair back and out of your eyes. From the back, it's a striking lace perhaps reminiscent of times gone by. The other thing I like about this pattern is that it looks cute on everyone from little girls to grown women. With all the varieties of yarn out there, it can take on countless looks. I've made them out of everything from the ribbon yarn you see here to eyelash fibers and other novelties as well as straight cotton yarn. It can be quiet and understated or fun and furry, whatever your heart desires. Here's one in black using a variegated novelty fiber to cover the headband. How cute is that? I hope you will join me as I begin my next crochet tutorial. I think you're going to love this one! I need a couple of days to prepare. In the meantime, we can begin gathering our materials. I'll be writing this pattern as a one size fits most, but please remember, if you use a very fine yarn and a smaller hook, you will have a smaller finished product. I'm going to be recommending medium weights and sizes. If you decide to make one for a toddler, a sport weight yarn and an F or G hook may be just perfect, however for youth to adult, medium weight yarn and a size H hook are ideal. You will need: One fabric covered headband - I prefer fabric covered for this project because it keeps the stitches from sliding. I like to look for ones about 1" wide, but that's just my preference. The width can vary. Medium weight yarn - I'll be using Lion Brand's Incredible in Rainbow. This pattern is the perfect application for a ribbon yarn, but anything you have on hand is fine. 80 to 85 yards should be more than enough. (It's been a while since I've made my headband so I can't remember exactly how much and the amount will also vary depending on the yarn itself.) It's nice to pick a yarn that compliments or matches the color of your headband because the ends will be left uncovered. Of course this part of the headband is behind the ears, so you don't have to worry too much. Crochet hook size H(8)/5.00 mm Okay, so tell your friends, there's a new free pattern on the way. I'll be back in just a couple days to get us started. This is a quick project and a fairly easy one too. I think you'll have fun making these as gifts, but don't forget to make one for you! Related Posts: Megan's Headband ~ Free Crochet Pattern ~ Part I Megan's Headband ~ Free Crochet Pattern ~ Part II
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This headband is super cute and stylish! Bound to turn some heads with this! Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn Size H hook Yarn Needle ½-5/8” button Gauge: 8 sc and 8 rows = 2x2 inch square Small Pattern (Fits 21.5-23.5 inches): Ch 84 Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hk, 1 sc in each st across. Row 2: ch 1, turn. 1 sc in next 6 sts, ch 2, sk 2, dc in next 2 sts* ch 5, sk 5, 1 dc in next 2 sts, repeat from * 7 times. Ch 2, sk 2, sc across last 14 sts. Row 3: ch 1 turn. sc in next 2, *ch 2, sk 2, sc in next 2 sts. repeat from * two more times. Ch 2, sk 2, dc in next 2 sts. **Ch 2, sk 2, sc in next st, ch 2, sk 2, 1 dc in next 2 sts. Repeat from ** 7 more times. Ch 2, sk 2, 1 sc in last 6 sts. Row 4: ch 1, turn. 1 sc in next 6 sts, ch 2, sk 2, dc in next 2 sts* ch 5, sk 5, 1 dc in next 2 sts, repeat from * 7 times. Ch 2, sk 2, sc across last 14 sts. Row 5: ch 1, turn. 1 sc in each st across. Fasten off and use ends to secure button. Additional sizes available in PDF document of patterns
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***NOT A FINISHED ITEM!!! This is a PDF DIGITAL INSTRUCTIONAL FILE CROCHET PATTERN TO DOWNLOAD AND MAKE YOUR OWN!*** There are multiple options in this hat and it is presented in sections which you will follow based on your desired outcome. English only US Terms. This lush fairy flower hat is quick to make and an absolute dream to wear. You have options of child and adult. In addition, you can choose single layer of petals, double layer or petals and rounded or pointed or a combo of both! Create most any flower using this pattern. Made using a double strand of worsted yarn (something stiff like Red Heart or Caron One Pound is best) and an H hook, you can make this fast! Added shading instructions are included to create the utmost realism. Top it with the flower bud dangle and leaf and wire the stem for a twisty whimsical piece. This is rated intermediate and the stitches are worked tightly like amigurumi to produce the structure needed to hold shape. In US terms and stitches include slst, sc, hdc, fpdc, and revsc. Many photos included and fully tested, this will be an enjoyable make that allows your creativity to run wild! By purchasing this pattern, a digital download ONLY, you agree to the terms here: NO video recording of any part of the pattern process is permitted for any platform, personal or public. You may not share the pattern, the price offers you a single user license to the intellectual property contained within. Please direct others to the link to purchase their own copy. This respect allows me to continue to be able to bring great patterns to you in the future. You may NOT change the pattern a little or a lot and claim as your own free or paid anywhere in part or in whole, written, verbally, video, or electronic. You MAY sell items you complete making with your own two hands on a small scale. No mass market creations permitted. Thank you so much! Questions? Join me on Facebook at Crochetverse, Crochetverse Community, or email me at info [!at] crochetverse.com ERRATA FOR PURCHASES PRIOR TO 4/20/2021 9pm EST. Unfortunately Etsy does not allow mass updates for prior digital purchases. On Round 7 of main petal hat, the repeat should read (hdc in nxt 4 hdc, 2hdc in nxt hdc... the increase notation was omitted. If you would like to receive and updated PDF, please feel free to message me here on Etsy. Thank you! Materials: Adult: - 160 yards WORSTED yarn held DOUBLE -OR- 80 yards bulky held SINGLE in green for stem (Shown: MadelineTosh A.S.A.P in Grasshopper, marked super bulky but definitely closer to bulky) - Single Petal Layer Hat: 325 yards WORSTED yarn held DOUBLE -OR- 163 yards bulky held SINGLE in flower color choice IF DOING DOUBLE PETAL LAYER, ADD an additional 125 yards worsted (or 63 yards bulky), for a total of 450 worsted or 225 yards bulky) - Flower Bud Dangle: Extra 20 yards each of flower color and 12 yards of stem color and a bead for the stamen if desired (Shown: Red Heart Super Saver in Pale Plum) Child: 160 yards WORSTED weight yarn held DOUBLE -OR- 80 yards bulky held SINGLE in green for stem Single Petal Layer Hat: 285 yards WORSTED yarn held DOUBLE -OR- 143 yards bulky held SINGLE in flower color choice IF DOING DOUBLE PETAL LAYER, ADD an additional 100 yards worsted (or 51 yards bulky), for a total of 385 worsted or 194 yards bulky) Flower Bud Dangle: Extra 20 yards each of flower color and 12 yards of stem color and a bead for the stamen if desired Both Sizes: Size H(5mm) crochet hook -OR- size needed to obtain gauge stitch marker, tape measure, scissors, tapestry needle Shading: fabric paints in various complementary colors (eyeshadows can also be used though are not permanent like the fabric paint) and brushes to apply. I used THREE colors complementary to the flower and ONE shade of green just darker than the stem color. Wire Tip: 14” length of 12g or 14g wire or similar craft wire and cutters
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