Bienvenue Textured Headband crochet pattern

Textured Headband crochet pattern

When you just need an extra touch of color or you need to sweep your bangs back, the Bienvenue Textured Headband crochet pattern will be here for you. With it’s relaxed fit, there is plenty of room to keep a full head of hair back as well.

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Yarn – Red Heart Yarns, Worsted Weight Yarn – Super Saver Primary or With Love Blue Hawaii

Materials- H-hook, Yarn Needle, Scissors

Difficulty – Easy

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Gauge – Not crucial for this project

Stitch Guide in American Terms:
ch- chain
sk- skip
sl st- slip stitch
sc- single crochet
xs- times (5xs is how many times you repeat the sequence.)
dcbl- double crochet back loop
st- stitch
sts- stitches

Dimensions: Approx. 2.5” width or 4″ width available.

Pattern Notes: This pattern is worked flat in rows.

Instruction:

Earwarmers – Approx. 2” to 2.5” wide
R1: ch12, sc in 2^nd chain from hook, dcbl, * sc, dcbl * (3xs), sc in last st., ch1, turn
R2: sc, ch1, sk1 (over the dc from the previous row), sc (into the sc from previous row), ch1, sk1, sc repeating this sequence to end of row ending with sc in the last st, ch1, turn
R3: * sc, dcbl * (repeat from * to * across), end with sc, ch1, turn
R4: repeat row 2
R5: repeat row 3
R6: repeat row 2
R7: repeat row 3
R8: repeat row 2
R9: repeat row 3
Repeat this sequence to end on Row 63 leaving a long tail to sew the ends together with your yarn needle.
You may modify this if you want it more snug or loose, but you always want to end on an odd numbered row and start with an even number of chained stitches at the beginning.

Earwarmers- Approx. 4”
R1: ch14, sc in 2^nd chain from hook, dcbl, * sc, dcbl * (4xs), sc in last st., ch1, turn
R2: sc, ch1, sk1 (over the dc from the previous row), sc (into the sc from previous row), ch1, sk1, sc repeating this sequence to end of row ending with sc in the last st, ch1, turn.
R3: * sc, dcbl * (repeat from * to * across), end with sc, ch1, turn
R4: repeat row 2
R5: repeat row 3
R6: repeat row 2
R7: repeat row 3
R8: repeat row 2
R9: repeat row 3
Repeat this sequence to end on Row 63 leaving a long tail to sew the ends together with your yarn needle.
You may modify this if you want it more snug or loose, but you always want to end on an odd numbered row and start with an even number of chained stitches at the beginning.

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