Grab the ad-free, printable pattern on Etsy HERE or scroll down to see it for free!
This week I made a little something for myself – a cozy headband. Sometimes I need something small to work on in between big projects. How about you? I’ve seen a lot of double layered headbands and hats this season and was excited to make my own. This easy headband turned out so nicely that I ended up making one for my daughter too. It worked out perfectly because I had some of the same yarn in her favorite color, teal! You’ll see that the headband is completely beginner friendly and there’s a step by step tutorial on how to make it below. 🙂
The LB Collection Chainette yarn was something I was given on my trip to New York this year. I’d heard of other bloggers loving it, so I was thrilled to get my hands on some! It’s so soft and luxurious as it’s made with baby alpaca and just a bit of wool (which I wouldn’t guess from how soft it is). The color palette is probably one of my all time fave palettes I’ve seen for a yarn. So yeah, it’s a winner and I say use it if you get a chance. You can see all of the color options and shop for it on the Lion Brand site (here).
The whole, turban, twist, bow look for headbands and hats is still super popular this season. This is a simple version that you can whip out quite quickly!
Above: The double layer is extra squishy and cozy
Alrighty, should we get to this easy ear warmer, headband, faux-bow, pattern?!
Don’t forget to scroll all the way down to see how it’s done in pictures!!
Pattern Description: A beginner friendly pattern which creates a trendy, double-layered headband. Perfect to wear cold winter days when you’d rather not sport a winter hat. The faux-bow detail can be worn in front or back and the yarn is fluffy and soft as can be!
Skill Level: Easy +
Materials:
1 Lion Brand LB Collection Chainette #4 yarn in Beige (50 g and 120 yards per skein)
Pattern uses approximately 42 grams
US Size I, 5.25 mm crochet hook
Scissors
Tapestry Needle
Gauge: Not important for this pattern
Size: Baby, Toddler, Teen, Women
Abbreviations/Skills:
ch – chain
sc – single crochet
sk st – skip stitch
ch sp – chain space
Notes:
This headband is created by crocheting in the round to make a tube. The tube is laid flat and then folded and seamed at the center to create the “faux-bow” detail. The stitch pattern used is the simple granite stitch. You can find a tutorial for this stitch at: https://www.mamainastitch.com/how-to-crochet-the-granite-or-moss-stitch/ This tutorial shows you how to work this stitch flat. If you’ve never crocheted in the round, you’ll also want to do a simple online search for a tutorial to show you how to crochet in the round. Enjoy!
You can get this pattern as an ad-free, printable PDF on Etsy HERE or see the free pattern below. 🙂
Faux – Bow Easy Crochet Headband Free Pattern
Ch 32
Sl st to join in order to crochet in the round (careful not to twist the chain as you work the first round)
Round 1 Sc in next st, *ch1, sk next ch st, sc in next ch st; repeat from * around. Work in continuous rounds throughout the pattern; do not sl st to join each round.
Round 2 Sc in first ch sp, *ch 1, sk st, sc in next ch sp; repeat from * around.
Repeat round 2 until the headband “tube” measures approximately 20” long (adult), 19” (teens), 18” child (3-10), 17” toddler, 15” (baby 6-12 mos). Feel free to wrap it around your head to ensure the size feels correct
Tie off and weave in ends.
Next, take one end of the tube and fold each of the two corners inward. Seam the entire edge while the corners are folded inward. Repeat on the opposite side. Next, sew the two ends together with a simple whip stitch. Tie off and weave in ends.
Enjoy using (or gifting) your new headband!
Faux-Bow Crocheted Headband Picture Tutorial:
Once you’ve sewed those corners down, you will sew the two ends together with a whip stitch and VOILA!
And that’s all there is to this cozy headband!
I hope you liked this pattern my friends. Happy fall!
XO,
Jessica
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Hi Jessica,,, love this cute headband. I normally just knit but I’m definitely going to try to make this little cutie. Can I use any 4 worsted weight yarn on this pattern?
Love all your patterns. Thank you so much!
I am not clear on how the ends make the bows. How are the ends sewn together to make the bow
It’s lovely and it looks like knitting. 🙂