Knotted Crochet Headband, Free Pattern

Whether you use one to cover a bad-hair day or to keep your ears warm, the knotted crochet headband will do just that and more!

In case you were thinking it is a typo, no – this headband is indeed crocheted.

The knit-like rib crochet stitch is so easy and compliments any crochet project!

I could not wait to share it with you, and when a friend asked for a headband, it cried to be made.

the knotted crochet headband pattern

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

Yarn of your choice – I used 2 strands of double knitting weight/light or light worsted yarn = which makes worsted or aran yarn
Hook size for your yarn choice – hook used for this project – 7mm, 7 (US) 2 (UK)
You may need to test your yarn and hook combination first
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
Measuring Tape

Skill level: Beginner with basic crochet skills

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STITCHES AND ABBREVIATIONS

ch – chain

hdc – half double crochet

hdcss – half double crochet slip stitch

hdcss blo – half double crochet slip stitch in the back loop

also abbreviated as hdc-sl-blo or

hdc-slst-blo

sts – stitches

GAUGE AND SIZE

14 stitches x 14 rows = 4”
Circumference = 52cm/20 – 21″ (Adult size)

NOTES TO CLARIFY

Ch1 at every end of the row, does not count as a stitch.

HDCSS – the stitch is work as follows:

YO (yarn over), insert your hook, pull up a loop, pull directly through remaining loops.

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KNOTTED CROCHET

HEADBAND

The pattern is in US terms.

The pattern:

Start with any amount of chains required to achieve the circumference needed.

For an adult woman size, with measurements and yarn/hook combination (above), chain 65 + 1.

1st row: slip stitch in second chain from the hook, ss in every st to the end, ch1 and turn; (65 slip stitches) – forming a ‘V’.

2nd row: In back loop of all the stitches across this row, hdcss; ch1 and turn.

Continue with row 2 until your work measures 2cm, 20-21″.

Leaving a long tail to sew the ends together, cut the yarn.

folding the knot

With the wrong side of your piece facing you, fold both ends in half.
Think of the one end in your left hand as a “C” and a flipped “C” in your right.
Insert the flipped “C” into the “C”, to form a layer.
Layer = bottom “C”, bottom flipped “C”, top “C” and then top flipped “C”.
Sew through all the layers and secure your end.
Weave in remaining ends.

Where to use the knit-like rib

crochet stitch

This crochet stitch will adorn any project you’re attempting, crochet patterns are available (everywhere) for all of the items below:

Jerseys
Cowls
Scarves
Blankets
Jackets

Well done – you mastered another crochet stitch!

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IN CONCLUSION

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Knotted Crochet Headband, Free Pattern