FREE PATTERN: Bordered Headwrap with Flower
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So I know I'm not the only one who started out making super simple and kinda wonky headbands when we first learned to crochet, right? That and scarves, yes?
Well, here's a pattern that I hope is slightly more sophisticated than those valiant first attempts. If any of you want to make one too, here ya go!
Materials:
US H (5.00 mm) crochet hook (for the headband and US G (4.00 mm) crochet hook (for the flower)
Worsted Weight yarn (I used Vanna's Choice, but any WW yarn will work)
1-2 buttons
Tapestry needle
Special Stitches:
dc-2-tog: (yarn over, insert hook into next stitch, pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through 2 loops) 2 times, yarn over and pull through all 3 loops on hook.
Headband
1. Chain 4, dc in second chain from hook and next 2.
2. Ch 2, turn. Dc, 2 dc in next, dc.
3. Ch 2, turn. 2 dc in first, dc across.
4. Ch 2, turn. dc across.
5. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next 2, 2 dc in next, dc in next 2.
6. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next 2, 2 dc in next, dc in next 3.
7. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next 3, 2 dc in next, dc in next 3.
8. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, 2 dc in next, dc in next 4, 2 dc in next, dc.
9. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, 2 dc in next, dc in next 5, 2 dc in next, dc.
10-34. Ch 2, turn. Dc in each stitch across.
35. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc in next 6, dc-2-tog, dc.
36. Ch 2, tun. Dc in next 4, dc-2-tog, dc in next 4.
37. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc in next 3, dc-2-tog, dc.
38. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc.
39. Ch 2, turn. Dc in each stitch across.
40. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc in next 2.
41. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc.
Fasten off, weave in ends.
Join second color at the top left corner of one end. Sc evenly down the side of the headband. When you reach the end of that side, ch 5-6 (depending on the size of your button). Sc into the left side of that end and down that side of the headband until you have a complete border in your second color. Fasten off, weave in ends.
Attach button on the opposite side of the Ch-5 (or ch-6).
Large Flower (with G)
With second color.
1. Ch 4, join with sl st to form a ring.
2. Ch 2, 7 dc into ring, sl st to top of ch-2 space.
3. Ch 2, dc in next, {2 dc in next} around. Sl st to top of ch-2 space.
4. {Ch 2, [5 dc, hdc] in next, sl st in next} around.
Fasten off.
Small Flower (with G)
With second color.
1. Ch 5, join with sl st to from a ring.
2. Ch 2, 12 dc into ring. Sl st to top of ch-2 space.
3. {Ch 2, [4 dc, hdc] into next stitch, sl st into next stitch} around.
Fasten off.
Sew the small flower onto the large flower, then sew the two onto the headband, and you're done!
Make this crocheter happy and post pictures of what you're making, especially if it involves matching me with this fall/winter must-have!
So I know I'm not the only one who started out making super simple and kinda wonky headbands when we first learned to crochet, right? That and scarves, yes?
Well, here's a pattern that I hope is slightly more sophisticated than those valiant first attempts. If any of you want to make one too, here ya go!
Materials:
US H (5.00 mm) crochet hook (for the headband and US G (4.00 mm) crochet hook (for the flower)Worsted Weight yarn (I used Vanna's Choice, but any WW yarn will work)
1-2 buttons
Tapestry needle
Special Stitches:
dc-2-tog: (yarn over, insert hook into next stitch, pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through 2 loops) 2 times, yarn over and pull through all 3 loops on hook.
Headband
1. Chain 4, dc in second chain from hook and next 2.
2. Ch 2, turn. Dc, 2 dc in next, dc.
3. Ch 2, turn. 2 dc in first, dc across.
4. Ch 2, turn. dc across.
5. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next 2, 2 dc in next, dc in next 2.
6. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next 2, 2 dc in next, dc in next 3.
7. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next 3, 2 dc in next, dc in next 3.
8. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, 2 dc in next, dc in next 4, 2 dc in next, dc.
9. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, 2 dc in next, dc in next 5, 2 dc in next, dc.
10-34. Ch 2, turn. Dc in each stitch across.
35. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc in next 6, dc-2-tog, dc.
36. Ch 2, tun. Dc in next 4, dc-2-tog, dc in next 4.
37. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc in next 3, dc-2-tog, dc.
38. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc.
39. Ch 2, turn. Dc in each stitch across.
40. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc in next 2.
41. Ch 2, turn. Dc in next, dc-2-tog, dc.
Fasten off, weave in ends.
Join second color at the top left corner of one end. Sc evenly down the side of the headband. When you reach the end of that side, ch 5-6 (depending on the size of your button). Sc into the left side of that end and down that side of the headband until you have a complete border in your second color. Fasten off, weave in ends.
Attach button on the opposite side of the Ch-5 (or ch-6).Large Flower (with G)
With second color.
1. Ch 4, join with sl st to form a ring.
2. Ch 2, 7 dc into ring, sl st to top of ch-2 space.
3. Ch 2, dc in next, {2 dc in next} around. Sl st to top of ch-2 space.
4. {Ch 2, [5 dc, hdc] in next, sl st in next} around.
Fasten off.
Small Flower (with G)
With second color.
1. Ch 5, join with sl st to from a ring.
2. Ch 2, 12 dc into ring. Sl st to top of ch-2 space.
3. {Ch 2, [4 dc, hdc] into next stitch, sl st into next stitch} around.Fasten off.
Sew the small flower onto the large flower, then sew the two onto the headband, and you're done!
Make this crocheter happy and post pictures of what you're making, especially if it involves matching me with this fall/winter must-have!
I love this pattern!!! it is so easy to make and all my friends love them :)
ReplyDeleteI am so glad! Thanks for the comment :)
DeleteI want to thank you for the fun, really simple to make pattern! I have a feeling I will be making lots of these:)
ReplyDeleteDid you make the one in the example pictures crocheting into
the back loop only? It appears to have ridges. Love your color
combo as well! I am making a light grey with black trim one
right now as a Christmas gift for my daughter-in-law.
Thank you again!!
Hi Annie! I am so glad you are making them and loving them! I didn't work in the back loop, the ridges actually come from the double crochets. If your yarn is darker than mine, it might not show up as well. Hope this helps!
ReplyDeleteLoving this pattern!! I'm making them for the girls in the youth group. Thank you so much for sharing!!! I have a question about the pattern. It says to chain 2 and double crochet across in rows 10-34, and then it picks up again at row 33. So am I only supposed to double crochet across from row 10-32?
ReplyDeleteSorry about that! No, do all the rows from 10-34, then continue on as if it were row 35. So glad you are liking these :)
DeleteOk, thank you so much!!:)
ReplyDeleteI just came across you pattern. While working on it I realized that your row nine and my row nine are a stitch apart from each other. Did I do something wrong? At the end of the row I had an additional stitch. I worked it and am continuing on, but wanted to as about it while I was here.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the pattern for such a beautiful and simple headwrap.