This pretty crochet headwrap features a star stitch texture and is simple enough for a beginning crocheter. You’ll be whipping out these warm, chunky ear warmers like crazy! These work up very quickly and would make a great project while catching up on your next Netflix episode.
I’ve found I have the best results using the ever popular Loops & Threads Facets, but you can use any Bulky (5) yarn.
Materials Needed:
Bulky (5) yarn
Size 6.5mm (US K) crochet hook
Skill Level: Easy
Links to helpful videos are included for beginners.
Items created with this pattern may be sold, but please a link back to loftyloopsyarn.com or my Instagram (@loftyloops) for credit. I would love to share the knowledge to other small shop owners and fellow crocheters.
Star Stitch Headband Crochet Pattern
Skill Level: Easy
Size: Approximately 4” wide
Small 12” around
Medium 18” around
Large 22” around
Materials:
Bulky (5) Weight yarn (about 50g or 60yds) — I can get two out of a skein of Facets Size 6.5 mm (US K) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
Yarn needle for weaving in ends
Button (optional)
Stitches:
Foundation Single Crochet Cast On (http://bit.ly/2gzNNCA)
Star Stitch (SrSt) (http://bit.ly/2fYxtHN) Pick up a loop in 2nd ch and in each of the next 4 ch (6 loops on hook), yo and through all loops on hook, ch 1 (this forms eye of star), *pick up a loop in the eye of last star, pick up a loop through the back of last loop of previous star, pick up a loop through same ch as last loop of previous star, pick up a loop in each of next 2 ch (6 loops on hook), yo and through all 6 loops, ch 1 (this will create 2 stars)
Notes:
Instructions, as is, will make a Small Headwrap. Use the numbers in [ ] to go up a size or two. S [M/L]
If you don’t want to use the FSC cast on, you can do a normal cast on, join, and single crochet all the way around before starting Row 2. It works just fine, but won’t be as stretchy/springy.
Instructions:
Row 1: Cast on 53 [61/69] stitches and join in the round If you’re using a different hook or yarn weight, work your chain until it is the desired length. Just make sure you’re chaining in multiples of 2 +1. Be careful not to twist your chain while joining. See this video for tips on joining the foundation chain. (http://bit.ly/2fFSAh6)
Row 2: Chain 3, work your star stitch into second chain from hook
Row 3-6: Repeat Row 2 four or five more times (or until you’re happy with the height) I typically do 5 rows of star stitches, but feel free to add or subtract!
Row 7: Single crochet into each each stitch and bind off. Weave in ends and sew on a button or other embellishment if you’d like!
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