Welcome everyone!
I needed to work up a headwrap super fast and couldn’t find an easy basic pattern so I’ve decided to type up my own! I just recently worked up this flower and thought it would be the PERFECT embellishment for this awesome headwrap! I hope you love it as much as I do 🙂
If you know the crochet basics then you can do this! This headwrap is fantastic by itself OR embellished with whatever type of flower or bow pattern you like.
Bonus…it’s works up in NO time!
Big THANK YOU to my wonderful friend Amy from Photography by Amy for her amazing eye behind the lens and my gorgeous friend Emily from Elevate Salon for modeling last-minute for me! She said this was HER color…I couldn’t agree more 🙂
This is, from now on, my GO-TO, no-brainer Easiest Headwrap EVER Pattern! I hope it quickly becomes yours.
>>>An ad-free downloadable PDF of this pattern is available HERE for only $1.50!<<<
Materials:
any WW yarn
Size H 5.0mm hook
Yarn sewing needle
One button
Abbreviations:
ch – chain
sk – skip
sp(s) – space(s)
slst – slip stitch
st – stitch
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet
Gauge: 7hdc x (almost) 6 rows = 2″ square
Finished headwrap measures approx. 22″ long
Note 1: When working the hdc stitches insert hook BETWEEN the stitches NOT in the top 2 loops. I love the way the stitches lay when worked this way and since the piece is worked back & forth it provides a more uniformed look. See picture below.
Note 2: The ch1 NEVER counts as a stitch.
Note 3: I tend to crochet on the loose side so if you find as you’re working this up that it may be too short for you, just add some extra rows right before starting the decrease.
Row 1 – ch5, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc across to end, ch1, turn. (4)
Row 2 – hdc in 1st st, ch2, sk 2 sts, hdc in last st, ch1, turn. (2 sts & a ch2 sp…button hole)
Row 3 – 2hdc in 1st st, 2hdc in ch2 sp, 2hdc in last st, ch1, turn. (6)
Row 4 – hdc in each st across, ch1, turn. (6)
Row 5 – 2hdc, hdc in next 4, 2hdc, ch1, turn. (8)
Row 6 – hdc across, ch1, turn. (8)
Row 7 – 2hdc, hdc in next 6, 2hdc, ch1, turn. (10)
Row 8 – hdc across, ch1, turn. (10)
Row 9 – 2hdc, hdc in next 8, 2hdc, ch1, turn. (12)
Row 10 – hdc across, ch1, turn. (12)
Rows 11-55 – REPEAT Row 10. (12)
Row 56 – sk 1st st, hdc in next 9, sk 1 st, hdc in last, ch1, turn. (10)
Row 57 – hdc across, ch1, turn. (10)
Row 58 – sk 1st st, hdc in next 7, sk 1 st, hdc in last, ch1, turn. (8)
Row 59 – hdc across, ch1, turn. (8)
Row 60 – sk 1st st, hdc in next 5, sk 1 st, hdc in last, ch1, turn. (6)
Row 61 – hdc across, ch1, turn. (6)
Row 62 – sk 1st st, hdc in next 3, sk 1 st, hdc in last, ch1, turn. (4)
Row 63 – hdc across, ch1, DO NOT TURN. (4)
*NOW work SC down the side of the piece all the way around by putting 1sc in each hdc row & 2sc in each corner. Slst to the first sc made to join. Finish off and weave in your ends.
Line up your button hole to the other side and sew on your button of choice!
EASY PEASY!!
I think this would make an awesome scrap yarn project with different colored rows!!
Now the FLOWER PATTERN:
Ch5, join with a slst to the first ch to make a loop.
Round 1 – ch1, (sc, ch1, 3dc, ch1, sc) in the loop FOUR times, slst to the first sc made. {Now remove hook from loop, take your hook and insert it from behind and pull the loop from the front to the back and continue on the Round 2} (4 petals total)
Round 2 – (working behind the petals), *slst around the middle dc from previous round, ch4* repeat from *to* around, slst to the first ch4 made. (4 ch4 sps total)
Round 3 – ch1, (sc, ch1, 5dc, ch1, sc) in all the ch4 sps around, slst to the first sc made. {Now remove hook from loop, take your hook and insert it from behind and pull the loop from the front to the back and continue on the Round 4} (4 petals total)
Round 4 – (working behind the petals), ch4, slst around the middle dc from previous round, *ch4, slst around next sc, ch4, slst around the middle dc from previous round, ch4* repeat *to* around, slst to first ch4 sp. (8 ch4 sps total)
Round 5 – ch1, (sc, ch1, 5dc, ch1, sc) in all the ch4 sps around, slst to the first sc made. (8 petals total) Fasten Off and weave in ends!
Enjoy!
You now have a beautiful headwrap! Thank you for visiting my blog. I’d love to see pictures and hear about your headwraps you’ve made!
* If making and selling this as a finished product please link back to this blog post for the pattern. Do not copy or change this pattern and sell it as your own. If you have ANY questions feel free to email me at frayed_knot@att.net Thank You!!! 🙂
There are 281 comments on this post
Love this!! Turned out beautiful although it’s too small for my head. 🙂 Guess I’ll have to make a bigger one if I want to wear it myself. Darn big head! 🙂
Thank you for sharing!
Well that’s a bummer!! I do tend to crochet on the loose side…I’ll add that to the post so others know. I’m glad you liked it though!! Just adding some extra rows before decreasing should be a quick fix, you wouldn’t have to flog too much…if you can’t find someone with a smaller head that is…lol
I must really crochet loose I ended up using an f hook to get the right size.
Thank you for the pattern. It turned out really cute!
Haha…you must! Too funny.
You are so welcome!! I’m glad it turned out! 🙂
I will make myself one and use a bigger hook, see if that helps any. I have enough girls in my family I’m sure someone can use the one that is too small. 🙂
Thank you very much for the tutorial. You can see my job in the next links:
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f318/missdaisy2006/anadiadema2_zpse5fa2636.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f318/missdaisy2006/anadiadema1_zpsc416cfc2.jpg
How adorable are you?! I’m so glad you like it! Thank you so much for sharing your pics with me!! 🙂
How long did it take you to make it?
I would say about 30-45 mins or so probably including the flower
Just made 2 of these today! They are sooo cute!!
Thanks for sharing your pattern.
Yay!! So fun! You’re very welcome 🙂 Glad you like it!
Do you have a pattern for the flower?
where do i go to find ,some of the abbreviations Thank you
There is a link in the post just click on “flower pattern”. It should take you right to the flower pattern 🙂
I found this online….http://www.craftyarncouncil.com/crochet.html….hope it helps!
Thank you so so much ,for the Crochet Abbreviation List ,you are just the best Thank you again Helga
You’re very welcome!
Oh my goodness!! A pattern for something I am capable of making and it uses a normal size hook!!!! So far most everything I have found on Pinterest uses tree limbs as crochet hooks! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
LOL! Well I’m so glad I could help you out!!! I’ve felt your pain before! 🙂
Made a 2nd one, much better fit. Used an I hook instead of the H and that did the trick. 🙂 Thanks again for the pattern. I simply love it!!
Thank you sooooo much for this pattern. I’ve been searching for an easy pattern. This will make great use of my scrap yarn for some gifts!
AWESOME!! You are so welcome!! I’m glad you like it!
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern! It is AWESOME!!! I am sure i will be making a few of them! 🙂
Sweet!!! I’m so glad you like it!!
Yay! I’d love to see pics when you finish!
I made this for my full grown grand-daughter who does not have a small head and just added extra rows in the middle. Worked out perfect. She loved it.
Thank you for your pattern. It’s so easy to adapt. Used some chunky yarn and a 5mm hook, missed out a few rows in the middle and it turned out perfect 🙂 lovely and snug for the school run 🙂
That’s awesome Sarah!!! Thank you so much for sharing that! I’ll have to work one up with some chunky yarn…great idea 🙂
I love this pattern! Made it in about 2hrs. I used a chunky yarn, hook I, and only rows 11 thru 45 instead of 55. Worked out great!
That’s great!! Thanks for sharing with us!
Wow, finished this in no time, and it is beautiful. great present for my sister :)thanks for the pattern
Awesome! So glad it turned out for you! Hope your sister loves it!
Im not new to crocheting but I usually make my own patterns so im not sure what all the abbreviations are…
Rows 56-63 I am having a hard time doing… it’s not decreasing for me. I keep getting 12 stitches.
Are you not skipping the 2 sts per row? You need to make sure you are skipping the stitches where stated. Let me know if you have any more questions!
Thank you so much! I thought it meant single crochet… c:
Oh!! That would be a problem then…lol! Hope it all works out for you!
I’m looking for a free mickey mouse Bernie hat can you help me thanks pamy
when stitching row 5, you mention 2hdc,hdc in next 4,2hdc,ch 1 turn, do mean that the 2hdc are in the first stitch? then hdc in the next 4 stitches. thanks
When working this row you will be putting 2 hdc in the first & the last stitches. 🙂
Hi, I am trying to email this to myself so I can print this pattern.I only see links to Pinterst, FB and twiter. Could you please send link to email. That goes for this and any other pattern you post. Sol we can take it with us as we work. It would be greatly appreciated. Have a great hooking day!!!!
Iam having trouble would like to see if someone would crochet the sock monkey cup holder for me or where can I buy it ? how do I get to the store to see all I can buy?
Hi Lyndia! I don’t sell finished items…just the patterns but I know a ton of shop owners that would be happy to make one for you 🙂 Let me know and I can hook you up with some of their shops 🙂
Thank you I would love for you to put me intouch with some one that could help me with this…I have a disability to my right arm and can’t crochet, …that is so cute .. the monkey cup cosey, I would like the pattern also just to have and show off.
THANKS AGAIN
Just gave your email to a very talented woman! You should be receiving an email very soon 🙂
Thanks I all ready have gotten one and she did sound nice Thanks again for the trouble
If it is too short, make a chain stitch loop on the end with the buttonhole. Make it just the right length to hook ober the button. You can use the matching yarn to sew the original buttonhole closed if you like.
I really wanted this to work out, it so cute. I’ve never had issues with the HDC…I just don’t know why it crocheted on the diagonal. After a few hours of crocheting and frogging, I gave up and worked on using your pattern as a guide and changed it to a DC.
I put the changed on my blog and did link back to you. I really like the pattern, I just wish it worked out for me.
I’m sorry to hear that! That is odd. I’m glad you were able to work it out with the dc stitch!
Great idea!
Thank you so much. Just finished making one in dark green. Turned out to be absolutely beautiful and great fit. Loved the flower – just perfect for this design. Million thanks for sharing the pattern.
Thank you so much for the pattern, great job! I spy Christmas presents!! 🙂 xx
Could you possibly email me a video of you actually doing this? But possibly do it a little slowly. I really do get confused while reading any sort of directions…. It doesn’t have to be this minute. Just whenever you have some spare time! That would be great!! 🙂 I really really what to do this!
I am making some of these for a church fundraiser. Do I still need to link back to your website? Thanks for the pattern by the way! it took me a couple of tries, but I think that I’ve got!
Nope…that’s not necessary! Hope it’s a success and I’m glad you figured it out 🙂
Thank you! This really is a very simple pattern once I figured it out! I’m self taught so I don’t follow patterns too well! Once again thanks!
Thank you! This really is a very simple pattern once I figured it out! I’m self taught so I don’t follow patterns too well! Once again thanks!
Please make a tutorial!:)
I made this headwrap today I love the pattern 🙂 thinking of making some in other colors to. you can see it here: http://nara-creations.blogspot.nl/2013/10/crocheted-flower-headband.html
On round 5 of flower you say (sc, sc1…. )isn’t that the same as 2 sc? I just finished and it turned out beautiful. I made it in a grey. Almost gave up on the flower, but kept going. Glad I did. I’m a beginner and was able to do it! Thanks
On round 5 of flower you say (sc, sc1…. )isn’t that the same as 2 sc? I just finished and it turned out beautiful. I made it in a grey. Almost gave up on the flower, but kept going. Glad I did. I’m a beginner and was able to do it! Thanks
Thank you for the catch!! Good eye! It was a typo…should read ch1 instead on sc1…I changed it. I’m so glad you stuck with it!!! 🙂
Thank you for the catch!! Good eye! It was a typo…should read ch1 instead on sc1…I changed it. I’m so glad you stuck with it!!! 🙂
Love this pattern thank you so much for it!!
Love this pattern thank you so much for it!!
I find the http://www.lionbrandyarn.com GREAT for abbreviation helps, Helga.
I find the http://www.lionbrandyarn.com GREAT for abbreviation helps, Helga.
You could just copy the URL and paste it into a new email message and send it to yourself through your email.
You could just copy the URL and paste it into a new email message and send it to yourself through your email.
TY so much…This is beautiful!
TY so much…This is beautiful!
Beautiful!! That is some great photography too…
Beautiful!! That is some great photography too…
Very nice!
Very nice!
So pretty!
you should do a youtube tutorial!
What does 2hdc mean? is that the same as hdc2together? sorry i am new at this. Thanks I can’t wait to finish it!
What does 2hdc mean? is that the same as hdc2together? sorry i am new at this. Thanks I can’t wait to finish it!
That means you are going to work 2 hdc stitches in the same space. Hope that makes sense!
That means you are going to work 2 hdc stitches in the same space. Hope that makes sense!
love. love.. love the pattern..took me a little over 2 hrs to make, its going on 11:00pm LOL so I guess I better hit the sack and make the flower in the am..again love IT!
love. love.. love the pattern..took me a little over 2 hrs to make, its going on 11:00pm LOL so I guess I better hit the sack and make the flower in the am..again love IT!
Quick question…I know you mention you crochet loosely…I’m a knitter and pretty new to crochet so I have no idea if I crochet tightly or loosely…I have a feeling a bit tight because it doesn’t look wide enough to me. How wide is yours a the widest section? I saw that you mentioned yours came out 22″ long…I have a feeling I’m going to be frogging so I thought I’d check on the width before I get to that stage! 🙂 Thanks so much! I’m really enjoying this as my first “non-hat” crochet pattern. 🙂
Quick question…I know you mention you crochet loosely…I’m a knitter and pretty new to crochet so I have no idea if I crochet tightly or loosely…I have a feeling a bit tight because it doesn’t look wide enough to me. How wide is yours a the widest section? I saw that you mentioned yours came out 22″ long…I have a feeling I’m going to be frogging so I thought I’d check on the width before I get to that stage! 🙂 Thanks so much! I’m really enjoying this as my first “non-hat” crochet pattern. 🙂
I’m so glad!! Sweet dreams! 🙂
I’m so glad!! Sweet dreams! 🙂
I measure 4″ wide BUT thst is with the sc edging. So your’s may look a little thinner but once you add the edge it will add some width to it. I would be more worried about your length if you crochet a little tighter and that’s an easy fix. Just add a couple more rows right before you start the decrease rows. Hope that helps!! 🙂
Got it…thanks so much! It is now obvious that I had not read all the way down to see that there was an edge…LOL! That makes sense…now to figure out how to do that once I’m done. 🙂 I love learning new things so this is fun and cool…oh, and I’ve now taken out a different yarn to use…the one I was using was just stiff…blech. Thanks so much for the speedy response!
Got it…thanks so much! It is now obvious that I had not read all the way down to see that there was an edge…LOL! That makes sense…now to figure out how to do that once I’m done. 🙂 I love learning new things so this is fun and cool…oh, and I’ve now taken out a different yarn to use…the one I was using was just stiff…blech. Thanks so much for the speedy response!
I have never crocheted but would love to start to be able to make these head wraps, especially for my little girl and myself of course. What do you recommend?
I have never crocheted but would love to start to be able to make these head wraps, especially for my little girl and myself of course. What do you recommend?
I suggest a beginner crochet book or watching some YouTube videos. As soon as you learn the basic stitches you can do this! Good luck!
I suggest a beginner crochet book or watching some YouTube videos. As soon as you learn the basic stitches you can do this! Good luck!
OMG!!! Do you know how much people charge to buy one of these? Thank you so much for posting this pattern. I’ve looked for a simple one since last winter. Hooked yours in an afternoon and because I work tight, I also used an I hook. It came out perfect. Thanks again.
Thank you this is the best head band pattern I’ve found. Its going to make great Christmas presents this year. Its easy and looks great. I’ve made about 8 so far. After making the first one I decided not to do the button and just connect the ends.
Thank you this is the best head band pattern I’ve found. Its going to make great Christmas presents this year. Its easy and looks great. I’ve made about 8 so far. After making the first one I decided not to do the button and just connect the ends.
I am so grateful to have such a gorgeous pattern available for free!! However, I am feeling so dumb right now! This headband pattern is awesome, and I’m confident that the flower will be awesome too, once I get past the first row!
I’m so confused on what to do after the 4 petals are made…it says, “{Now remove hook from loop, take your hook and insert it from behind and pull the loop from the front to the back and continue on the Round 2}”
Where am I inserting it from behind? Between stitches? …maybe once I get this cleared up, I’ll understand what it means to “pull the loop from the front to the back and continue on the Round 2”
Can anyone help me with this? I am so excited to have finally found a headband so beautiful, I’m just so stuck!
Thanks!
I am so grateful to have such a gorgeous pattern available for free!! However, I am feeling so dumb right now! This headband pattern is awesome, and I’m confident that the flower will be awesome too, once I get past the first row!
I’m so confused on what to do after the 4 petals are made…it says, “{Now remove hook from loop, take your hook and insert it from behind and pull the loop from the front to the back and continue on the Round 2}”
Where am I inserting it from behind? Between stitches? …maybe once I get this cleared up, I’ll understand what it means to “pull the loop from the front to the back and continue on the Round 2”
Can anyone help me with this? I am so excited to have finally found a headband so beautiful, I’m just so stuck!
Thanks!
You can insert your hook from behind right in between the stitches…. by doing this you don’t see the seam from each round! I know it’s kinda hard to explain but try doing exactly what the instructions say word for word and see what happens….lol. Just grab that loop, pull it to the back and keep going. Maybe I can find a YouTube video! You can do it!!
You can insert your hook from behind right in between the stitches…. by doing this you don’t see the seam from each round! I know it’s kinda hard to explain but try doing exactly what the instructions say word for word and see what happens….lol. Just grab that loop, pull it to the back and keep going. Maybe I can find a YouTube video! You can do it!!
Okay, I’m not sure if I did it correctly, but I did get it to work and it looks nice! Sorry for the earlier panicky message!
Thanks again for sharing this pattern. You would think a head-wrap would be the easiest thing to make, but I’ve tried several patterns and hated them all. This one is perfect. Thank you.
Okay, I’m not sure if I did it correctly, but I did get it to work and it looks nice! Sorry for the earlier panicky message!
Thanks again for sharing this pattern. You would think a head-wrap would be the easiest thing to make, but I’ve tried several patterns and hated them all. This one is perfect. Thank you.
Yay! I’m so glad you like it!!
…And I just noticed you had already answered me. (You’re so kind and FAST!) Thank you so much!!!
Hi there,
Love this pattern just have a quick questions. In row 2 the 2 sts & a ch 2 sp… button hole? I don’t get this i am super new to crochet and can”t seem to figure what to do here?
Thanks
Hi there,
Love this pattern just have a quick questions. In row 2 the 2 sts & a ch 2 sp… button hole? I don’t get this i am super new to crochet and can”t seem to figure what to do here?
Thanks
The ch2 creates the hole for the button that you’re going to sew on the other end of the head wrap. So you will work an hdc, ch2, skip 2, hdc in last. That ch2 and skipping the 2 sts make a hole. Hope that makes sense!
The ch2 creates the hole for the button that you’re going to sew on the other end of the head wrap. So you will work an hdc, ch2, skip 2, hdc in last. That ch2 and skipping the 2 sts make a hole. Hope that makes sense!
thank you, wonderful pattern. I made one for my mother for Christmas.
What number medium would you use for this project? I have a four
That is perfect! 🙂
I want this Head wrap but I cannot make it even as easy as it is if you know of someone who could make it for me that would be great I am disabled so making it makes it hard for me
I just love, love, love this pattern!! Just finished one for a Christmas gift tonight. I wasn’t entirely happy with the way my flower turned out, but I sewed a small vintage button in the center. Turned out beautiful!!! I think I’ll be making a few more this winter season. Thanks!!! 🙂
I need to make a bunch of these for my daughters (they work in the cold weather) is there anyway at all you could do a video, I am more of a visual learner, and the ones I have looked up on youtube are very hard to follow. This is perfect and exactly what I need to make them.
I need to make a bunch of these for my daughters (they work in the cold weather) is there anyway at all you could do a video, I am more of a visual learner, and the ones I have looked up on youtube are very hard to follow. This is perfect and exactly what I need to make them.
How can I make this in a smaller size for a toddler?. I have a niece that loved the one I made for myself and she wants one as well.
I love this! It is so quick and easy. Thank you so much for creating and sharing it! It is the perfect Christmas gift!
I love this! It is so quick and easy. Thank you so much for creating and sharing it! It is the perfect Christmas gift!
You’re so welcome!! I’m glad you loved it!
You’re so welcome!! I’m glad you loved it!
This is one of the easiest and cutest patterns I’ve found! Thanks for sharing and allowing sales from the pattern. I’ve linked back to the post!
This is one of the easiest and cutest patterns I’ve found! Thanks for sharing and allowing sales from the pattern. I’ve linked back to the post!
Thanks for the awesome pattern. I made one in grey pretty quickly. I crochet kind of tight even with the bigger hook and it was a bit big for my head so I’m trying another one with a smaller hook to see how many rows I may need to leave off.
How did you sew or crochet your flower onto the headwrap?
How did you sew or crochet your flower onto the headwrap?
I tend to crochet tight so I did one with the recommended hook. Was tiny. LOL so I went up 2 sizes and it came out fine. 🙂
I tend to crochet tight so I did one with the recommended hook. Was tiny. LOL so I went up 2 sizes and it came out fine. 🙂
Love this!! I’ve been trying to find just the right pattern for a headwrap and I stumbled across this one during one of my searches. I’m so thankful I did!! It worked up so quickly and it’s so pretty. I am planning to sell the finished product as a fundraiser to raise money for my daughter to go on a trip to Alaska as a Student Ambassador with the People to People Organization this coming summer. I will make sure I give you credit. Thank you so much for making this pattern!
I love this pattern! it was easy to read and understand and I love the wrap my ears are very grateful. I’m so excited to make some more for christmas gifts. 🙂
Love this pattern, thanks for sharing! I see more quick Christmas presents being made!
Il est magnifique.merci pour le partage
Il est magnifique.merci pour le partage
I couldn’t find your name on this page as I wanted to thank you personally for this pattern. I’ve been looking for good wrap patterns and have had requests for them. Thank you so much for this free pattern. I see you have others also and will check those out too. If I sell them, I will definitely link back to your site. Thanks again, Arlene from theroseyposey.com
I couldn’t find your name on this page as I wanted to thank you personally for this pattern. I’ve been looking for good wrap patterns and have had requests for them. Thank you so much for this free pattern. I see you have others also and will check those out too. If I sell them, I will definitely link back to your site. Thanks again, Arlene from theroseyposey.com
I love this! I think I will make one for myself.
I love this! I think I will make one for myself.
Did I miss it, or is there not a way to print this ? I don’t want to sit in front of my computer while I’m crocheting!!
Did I miss it, or is there not a way to print this ? I don’t want to sit in front of my computer while I’m crocheting!!
It’s available as an instant download on Ravelry and Craftsy 🙂
It’s available as an instant download on Ravelry and Craftsy 🙂
Thank you so much! I’m thrilled you like it so much! My name is Jonna 🙂
Thank you so much! I’m thrilled you like it so much! My name is Jonna 🙂
Love this headband and the instructions! Very nice!! Thank you for sharing! Sandy
Love this headband and the instructions! Very nice!! Thank you for sharing! Sandy
Would you mind making a YouTube video of you doing this project? I just started learning how to crochet & I’m having a hard time to do your pattern perfectly… Would you be willing to either post up a video or sending me a video of how to do this? 🙂
Would you mind making a YouTube video of you doing this project? I just started learning how to crochet & I’m having a hard time to do your pattern perfectly… Would you be willing to either post up a video or sending me a video of how to do this? 🙂
how could i make this for a smaller size? to fit a child?
how could i make this for a smaller size? to fit a child?
Just found this pattern. I have to make this now. Very pretty and beautiful color! What color is that?
Just found this pattern. I have to make this now. Very pretty and beautiful color! What color is that?
I can’t wait to make these! I’ve just started wearing my hair in a pixie and I think this’ll work wonderfully with my hair. Also great gifts!
I can’t wait to make these! I’ve just started wearing my hair in a pixie and I think this’ll work wonderfully with my hair. Also great gifts!
Yes! You’ll have to share a pic 🙂
Yes! You’ll have to share a pic 🙂
Thank you!!!
Thank you!!!
Could you explain what the ch4 refers to in this line of the flower pattern?
“Round 3 – ch1, (sc, ch1, 5dc, ch1, sc) in all the ch4 sps around, slst to the first sc made.” I am stumped where the ch4s are and how many of them there are. Thanks!
Could you explain what the ch4 refers to in this line of the flower pattern?
“Round 3 – ch1, (sc, ch1, 5dc, ch1, sc) in all the ch4 sps around, slst to the first sc made.” I am stumped where the ch4s are and how many of them there are. Thanks!
The ch4s are made in Round 2…located behind your petals from Round 1. You should have 4 ch4 spaces. Does that make sense? I hope so!
The ch4s are made in Round 2…located behind your petals from Round 1. You should have 4 ch4 spaces. Does that make sense? I hope so!
Oh, I am so sorry. When copying the instructions, I completely left out round 2 of the flower pattern. No wonder why I couldn’t find the ch4s! Thanks!! 😀
Oh, I am so sorry. When copying the instructions, I completely left out round 2 of the flower pattern. No wonder why I couldn’t find the ch4s! Thanks!! 😀
Hi love this and have followed it to a t! Can you please help me with this step…(working behind the petals), *slst around the middle dc from previous round, ch4* repeat from *to* around, slst to the first ch4 made. (4 ch4 sps total) .
I get lost after I chain for from the back. Thank You
Hi love this and have followed it to a t! Can you please help me with this step…(working behind the petals), *slst around the middle dc from previous round, ch4* repeat from *to* around, slst to the first ch4 made. (4 ch4 sps total) .
I get lost after I chain for from the back. Thank You
I can’t get pass this step. Please help. I chain 4 from the back but can’t get past that. I am not sure what you mean from repeat from “to” Thank you so much
(working behind the petals), *slst around the middle dc from previous round, ch4* repeat from *to* around, slst to the first ch4 made. (4 ch4 sps total)
I can’t get pass this step. Please help. I chain 4 from the back but can’t get past that. I am not sure what you mean from repeat from “to” Thank you so much
(working behind the petals), *slst around the middle dc from previous round, ch4* repeat from *to* around, slst to the first ch4 made. (4 ch4 sps total)
You will repeat everything from one * to the other * around. Does that make sense? 🙂
You will repeat everything from one * to the other * around. Does that make sense? 🙂
After you ch4, slst around the dc in the middle of the petal. Then ch4 again and slst again all the way around. So there will be 4 ch4 spaces. Not sure if that helps!
After you ch4, slst around the dc in the middle of the petal. Then ch4 again and slst again all the way around. So there will be 4 ch4 spaces. Not sure if that helps!
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern! I made one for myself in all black and just LOVE it! I’m now starting another in Heather Grey for a friend that has black hair, think it will look great on her! The pattern is super easy to follow and quick to make….love the big flower! thanks again. 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern! I made one for myself in all black and just LOVE it! I’m now starting another in Heather Grey for a friend that has black hair, think it will look great on her! The pattern is super easy to follow and quick to make….love the big flower! thanks again. 🙂
Hi! Loved this pattern, I made it to give to a teenager in the foster system and I loved it so much I want to make more for charity! Thanks!
Hi! Loved this pattern, I made it to give to a teenager in the foster system and I loved it so much I want to make more for charity! Thanks!
Reblogged this on the sparkly toad and commented:
Love this!
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Love this!
Please help, cannot figure out this flower!! Two days later and still stuck… Ch5, slst into first ch, now what loop am I working in? All four repeats?? I’m trying so hard to not be discouraged 🙁 thank you
Please help, cannot figure out this flower!! Two days later and still stuck… Ch5, slst into first ch, now what loop am I working in? All four repeats?? I’m trying so hard to not be discouraged 🙁 thank you
When you slst to the first ch it makes a one big loop. Work the following stitches into that loop you just made with the ch5. Does that make sense? Don’t get discouraged!! 🙂
When you slst to the first ch it makes a one big loop. Work the following stitches into that loop you just made with the ch5. Does that make sense? Don’t get discouraged!! 🙂
I will! My kitten ran off with my hook so I have to go buy a replacement first!
I will! My kitten ran off with my hook so I have to go buy a replacement first!
I love this pattern! I hope you don’t mind that I have featured it on my blog. I have linked back to this page of course =) Thanks for such a great pattern!
I’m honored to have you share it! Thank you!
Aloha! Found this pattern on Ravelry. The link posted there isn’t working anymore. Thank goodness I thought to try your main website link.
Anywho…I made your pattern for my daughter’s fourth grade teacher. She loved it. I’m still a beginning crocheter so it took me a few tries to get the flower right. I’ll be posting about it on Friday. I loved it too that I was jealous and wanted one. I’ll be making one for myself after Christmas duties are taken care of. Mahalo for posting this lovely free pattern.
I believe there is a typo in Round 5 of the flower. Should ‘sc1’ be ‘ch1’?
Yes! You’re right!! Thank you!
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My great grandmother taught me to crochet when I was a young girl. I’ve forgotten how to over 23 years. I’m interested in trying this for more than one reason. I’d like to occupy my free time with doing something productive that I have something tangible to show for. I’d love to create beautiful designs to give as gifts and donations to our local homeless shelters and women’s center. I look forward to posting when I’m finished. Thank you for sharing your work. 😀
I just made this headband in a beautiful purple, and it turned out wonderfully. The instructions are very easy to follow compared to other patterns. I love my new headwrap!!
This was my first EVER crotchet project! With some help from crochet for dummies and a few do overs, it turned out AWESOME ! ! LOVE the pictures, it helped sooo much!
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I DID IT
This was my first ever crochet pattern. It fits but one only ended up 2 1/2 inches wide, do i increase the hook size to get it wider? I had to make mine rows longer also to get to 23″. I love it though and very proud of it.
Stuck on the flower so far but will watch more youtube videos to teach myself that too!
Thanks for the pattern.
Hoping to make a matching Crowl now!
Great job! I suggest going up a hook size. Also it’s important with crochet to work up a swatch to check your gauge. With a larger hook (and you probably crochet tighter than I) your piece should come out closer to the measurements stated. Good luck with the Cowl!! 🙂
I love this pattern! I had a problem understanding the second step of the flower, however. I’m still new at all of this, so go easy please :]
Can you explain the edging, what’s the corner that will have the 2sc? Will you essentially be alternating 1sc and then 2sc? Thanks.
You will work 1sc all the way around but when you reach the cornera on each end you will work 2sc. Helps the piece lay flat. 🙂
Thanks for the pattern. I had to stop increasing at 10 stitches per row and make the button hole smaller (I must crochet even looser than you). I stopped at 43 rows. My daughter’s head is small. The flower looks great, too!
Love your headband pattern and most of all for sharing the pattern. Thank-you
I just made one of these in red for my niece’s birthday:
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Adorable!!! I love it! Thank you for sharing 🙂
Loved this pattern and wanted to let you know I used it and modified one thing. I added a button on the headband so I could button the flower on and made different colored flowers to go with the headband. I posted a couple of pictures on my board but wanted to thank you personally for sharing the easy pattern.
Do you have a simple pattern for a bow instead of the flower? I love the headband, I want to try it but I would like to do a bow instead.
I’m sure there are some great tutorials on youtube for making bows! I personally don’t have one right now though. I’m so glad you love the headband!
Hi I am trying to learn to make head bands/head wraps. I want to print your instructions but I don’t want to print 49 pages. It will include everyones comment and I don’t want that. Is there any way to print it minus the comments?
thank you.
I love this pattern! Ive made at least 6 for people already and have two more friends requesting one! Thanks!
That’s so great to hear Liz!
Ive been crocheting for years but nothing more than scarfs.. this was the first pattern I followed and it turned out fantastic .. I must have a small head tho cause i had to shorten the over all length by 5 rows to make it fit me.. but I love it! Thanks for a very easy first pattern to try!
Wow Heather! That’s awesome! I’m so glad it worked out perfect for you. 🙂
NICE! Easy to make and I just kept wrapping it around my head as a went, leaving room for the decrease/button area. It’s a sweet pattern, I think my niece will enjoy it.
AWESOME! I’m glad you like it!
I just finished the ear warmer and it went together amazing! And fast too! Thank you!
That’s great Pam!
Recently saw this headband on a weather forecaster during the BIG Buffalo, NY snowstorm and LOVED it. I was hoping to find it somewhere. Thanks so much for sharing. I’m going to start one right now and know everyone I know will be getting one for Christmas – even the guys (minus the flower) 🙂
AWESOME!!
I LOVE THIS!! wow! Love the woven stitch, lovely dear lady!
Thank you!
I’ve made several of these head wraps and I love your pattern! I just had to tweak the button hole. My buttons never would stay lol. I wish I could figure out how to post a picture of my wrap!
Thank you so much for the pattern.
That’s awesome Ashley! I really want to see a pic! 🙂
Thanks so much for this pattern! I whipped one up in an evening for a Secret Santa gift between friends. I used a near-identical colour because teal suits everyone, don’t you think? I want it to be lovely whomever gets it in the anonymous swap.
I’d post a picture if I could work out how.
Hi Jonna! Just found this pattern and want to start making these for gifts. I am fairly proficient at crochet, but I am stumped. Am I missing how many chains am I supposed to begin with? Nobody else seems to have this trouble, so it has to be that I’m not reading something correctly. And I also want to say thanks for sharing your patterns !
Hi Again…Boy do I feel stupid. I just reread your instructions….and it is there right in front of me! Sorry ’bout that ! I can’t wait to whip this up!
No worries! Lol
Thank you for the great tutorial/pattern! I’m a beginner and it was pretty easy to follow. The only part I am having troubles with is the flower! : (
Thank you! Practice makes perfect! You’ll get it! Email me with your specific written and I’ll help you get through it!
I am making one of these for a 5 year old! How would you suggest modifying this pattern??
I would just shorten the amount of rows you work before starting the decrease rows. Keep measuring the headband as you go. Make sense? 🙂
Thank you for the pattern. I don’t understand where to put the single crochet stitches as the edging.
You will work a sc stitch in the end of each row of hdcs. Work all the way around the piece to give it a nice edge. 🙂
I am a little addicted. A co-worker had a nice headband and I decided I needed to find a pattern and try and make one for myself. I am so glad I found your pattern. It is so easy to follow and easy/quick to make. I thought the biggest challenge would be the flower, but that too was made so much easier with your great instructions. I have made about 9 in the last 2 weeks 🙂 (I can even make both without looking at the pattern now!) and what a great way to use up left over yarn from bigger projects. I too have adapted the pattern depending on the bulkiness of the yarn, but they have all turned out. Thank you so much for sharing your talent!
That is AWESOME Beth! Thank you so much for sharing that encouragement with me! 🙂
I am just getting back into crocheting and am trying to remember how to read the instructions.
At the end of each row you end with (#). What does that mean? Chain that many more?
Thanks can’t wait to make this!
That’s just telling you how many total stitches you should have for that row. 🙂 So if you don’t have that amount when you reach the end, you made a mistake somewhere in that row. Now all you have to do is fix that row before moving on. Saves you from finding a mistake a ways into your project and having to frog the whole thing! 🙂
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I am brand new at crocheting and trying to teach myself. So at the risk of sounding really stupid, i will ask this anyway lol. In your pattern, where you give the definitions like sc (single crochet) dc (double crochet) slst (slip stitch) etc. and then in the instructions for the hat like in the instructions for each individual row, at the very end of the instructions for each row there is a number that is in parenthesis example (12) what does this number mean? I have done some searched on google and you tube but cant seem to find an answer to this lol
Actually you aren’t the first person to ask me this! 🙂 That number refers to the YOTAL amount of stitches you should have in that particular row. It helps you keep track as you go so if you made a mistake you can correct it right away rather than finish and have to frog the whole thing! Hope that helps! 🙂 Happy hooking!
I love this !! So easy to make as well. Thank you very much for the beautiful head wrap pattern.
Thanks so much for this pattern! It’s my new favorite. I’m making these for my team for the Walk M.S.
This is so very nice. I made a gorgeous one out of speckled beige/brown and made a gorgeous brown flower. I made it for my blind sister who needs to be warm on her walks with her seeing-eye dog and thought it may be a little big for her head so I made it to be adjustable with 2 wooden brown buttons in the back so she can adjust it as needed. Love it. Thanks so very much for the pattern.
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Thank you for this easy headband pattern! I’ve tried quite a few and it just did not turn out the way it was supposed too! The headband was still too big for me (I must crochet more loosely than you?!! Lol!) so I will use a smaller hook the next time around. Meanwhile, I can give that to my sister who has a bigger head than I do lol. Thanks again for this awesome pattern! I finished it within an hour (give or take, depending on my two rascals who needed my attention)!
Made this and 7 rows do equal 2 inches but it’s only 3 1/2 inches wide. 🙁
Isn’t supposed to be wider?
You will be adding a sc border all the way around your headwrap which will give it some extra width. If you still think it’s too thin, you can always add one more increase row! Hope that helps!
Thanks! Great pattern and directions!
Making this out of RH blacklight yarn and a 3 color flower(looks a little silly but my friend loves it). First headband attempt and I’m loving this. it’s uber easy. THANKS SO MUCH!(I’ll try and remember to email you a pic when it’s done .)
Pls can u yelp me down of flower I’m confused how to gt get 8 chain 4s
Sorry didn’t type correct it’s row 4 on flower I need help with
Feel free to email me Cindy! I’m happy to help. frayed_knot@att.net
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I posted a couple pictures of these head wraps to my new blog! I put a link back to this post and if there is anything else you would like me to do, just let me know!
Thanks for the great pattern and post by the way!!
That’s awesome! Thank you! I’m glad you like it!
This is gorgeous! I can’t wait to make it. Thanks for the pattern!
I just finished your wonderful pattern using orange yarn and a fancy black button for the closure. Now I need to make more 😉 Thanks for sharing the pattern!
Does anyone happen to have a video on how to make the flower? I am lost on it. I am fairly new to crochet. Thanks in advance.
I cannot see good any more so I QUIT CROHET do you know where I can but some of these head wraps.
This is a wonderful pattern. It was very easy to follow, and the finished piece is beautiful. I am selling a couple of these on my Etsy shop, SpiritOfTheBear. I linked to your pattern as you requested. Thank you for sharing your lovely pattern!
https://www.etsy.com/listing/249072719/headwrap-crocheted-red-crochet-headband?ref=shop_home_active_17
https://www.etsy.com/listing/248577000/headwrap-crocheted-gray-crochet-headband?ref=shop_home_active_12
I just worked this up and it is so cute. For all that could not get the size correct, first I measured my head and then did the first half up to when you start to increase. I then decided how much (approximately 10 inches) until I started the decrease. Turned out great and I love the pattern. I also used a little bigger hook.
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Thanks so much for this pattern. Pinned it 2 nights ago and have made three headbands already. Quick and very easy… 🙂
These turn out beautiful and work up super quick. I made 2 so far and plan to make more. I pinned one of them; the other was whisked away so fast by my sister, that I didn’t get a pic. Thank you!
I loved making this! Both the band and the flower. Now, just double checking. If I want to make and sell these, what do I need to do? I am happy to make a little business card with your website if need be.
Thanks!
(I will be checking back on your page for more things to make!!!)
Love your pattern. I’ve made a bunch of headwarmers, so I’m always looking for new and different styles. This one was easy, quick and adorable. Thanks for sharing.
Hi! I’m so glad you love the pattern and I hope it makes you lots of money! 😉 No need to make cards or anything. If you post pics on any social media, I’d love if you would just share the link to where you found the pattern. Thank you so much!
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Is there a tutorial on this pattern?
There is not. I’m sorry! Feel free to email me with any questions! frayed_knot@att.net
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I absolutely love this pattern! Beautifully crafted! Thank you so much for sharing your work! I have been on a crochet binger and have been looking for quick patterns to work up to keep myself busy! Crochet is my all time favorite pastime activity! I love when a pattern comes together just as the creator/ pattern writer wrote it! Again, beautiful work & thank you so much!
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this turned out great!!
I love this pattern! I’m making it as a gift and I’m so excited to give something I’ve made with my own hands. Thank you for th pattern!
My only question is: how do you attach the flower to the headband? Do you use the button? Do you sew it on with thread or yarn?
Hi Brittany! I just sew it on with the yarn by weaving it over and under the petals. 🙂
I love this pattern! Its super easy to make & follow but I just have one question. Do you attach the flower to the headband itself or to the button? That’s the only part that it doesn’t specify in your pattern. Thank you in advance for any input 🙂
Just looked back at all the comments to see that it was 2 years ago that I first found this wonderful pattern! I just got a new coat and knew I needed a new coloured headband to go with it, because the 3 I already have didn’t match 😉 I still REALLY love this pattern!!!
Super excited to start this soon. I noticed several of the images are broken in the page. Are they available elsewhere? I think they’d be a big help when working on this. Thanks for the pattern!
I’m sorry if this was asked before, but I went through a LOT of comments before I realized there must be hundreds, lol. I do not understand the hdc instructions of doing it “between the stitches and not under the 2 loops”. Does this mean the front loop only or the back loop only? I can’t figure any way to do it “between stitches”. Or, is it a fphdc or bphdc? I love this pattern, but that part of the instructions just stopped me dead.
Any suggestions on making it kid sized?