Eve Crochet Headband

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Quick and simple crochet headband design that takes about 30 minutes to make! Beginner-friendly and perfect quick gift idea. Chunky and nice cozy design that’s perfect addition to your new fall/winter accessory! Get the free crochet pattern below or you can purchase ad-free, printable PDF on my Etsy, Lovecrafts, or Ravelry! Written pattern and photo instructions for color change are included!

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Happy New Year! I wish everyone had a nice start of 2018! Since after Christmas, Chicago’s weather has been really cold. We’ve been getting 10’s and single digit temperature. Even though it’s super cold and you’re gonna get frost bite if you don’t wear gloves, I’ve been living without gloves and hat. I have couple hats and gloves in my closet, but for some reasons, it didn’t bother me to wear them.

Warm accessory for cold weather

Now that I experienced couple weeks without covering my ears and hands, I started to feel I should wear them…at least cover my ears. So instead of a hat, I wanted to wear a headband. I’ve made couple headbands as a gift for my friends, and they looked so cozy. I actually don’t own any winter headbands, and I don’t know why I never had one until this day.

So I introduce you Eve Crochet Headband! Little behind the story why I named it Eve is that I was watching Japanese TV show called Kohaku Uta Gassen (Year-end Song Festival) that’s on every New Year’s Eve while making this headband.

Pin it now, crochet later!

Yarn I used for the project

I used Red Heart Soft Essentials, which was left over yarn from my other project, and I loved how soft, chunky, and cozy it was. I wanted to make something quick and simple, and this yarn was perfect for that.

Stitches I used for this pattern is very simple, so it’s beginner-friendly, and you can make this in about 30 minutes! Also, you’ll have enough yarn left over to make my Chunky Wrist Warmer. It’s another quick project so it’ll be perfect gift set!

Part of Fall Fashion Blog Hop 2020

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MATERIALS:

• Red Heart Soft Essentials [1 ball = 131yd/120m, 5oz/140g, category 5 Bulky weight]
  • 1 skeins of any color (photo shown “Greyhound”)
• US N/10mm crochet hook
• Tapestry needle
• Stitch marker (optional)

PATTERN NOTES:

• Size – about 3.5″ (9cm) width, fits comfortable for 22” (56cm) circumference head
• Gauge – 8 HDC x 6 rows (with 2 strands together) = 4′′ x 4”
• You will be working in round.
• Number in [ ] indicates number of stitches in each round.
• CH 1 of the beginning of each round DOES NOT count as a stitch.
• You will be working with 2 strands together.
• Make sure you work your 1st stitch of every round into the same stitch you SL ST in the previous round.

ABBREVIATIONS:

• CH – chain stitch
• SC – single crochet
• HDC – half double crochet
• BLO – back loop only
• SL ST – slip stitch

INSTRUCTIONS:

CH 44. SL ST to 1st CH. Crochet in round.

Round 1 – CH 1. HDC around (including the CH you SL ST to start round). SL ST to 1st HDC. [44]

Round 2 – CH 1. SC BLO around. SL ST to 1st SC. [44]

Round 3 – CH 1. HDC around. SL ST to 1st HDC. [44]

Round 4~5 – Repeat Round 2 & 3 [44] 

Round 6 – CH 1. HDC BLO around. SL ST to 1st HDC. [44]

Fasten off and weave in ends.

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I’ve been wearing my headband for a week now, and it’s so comfortable and keeps my ears warm and cozy!

I would love to see your Eve Crochet Headband! Please tag me @tyinganend and use hashtag #tyinganend & #evecrochethadband on Instagram so I can see and share your headbands!

Thank you for reading and happy crocheting!

This pattern is an original pattern by Tae of Tying An End. Please do not claim this pattern as your own. If you wish to share this pattern, please link to this pattern and do not copy and paste it on to your site. You may keep a copy for your own personal use but please do not sell the pattern or distribute it. Please see Disclosure & Terms of Use for more info.

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