Christmas Lights Headband
Crochet Pattern
By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs
fun to wear, Make and also fun to give.
What's More Cheerful them Christmas lights
around your head?
It will fit any size head.
From teeny tiny head to a mega melon head!
HO! HO! HO!
But really this Pattern is completely adjustable.
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Christmas Lights Headband Crochet
Pattern
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Skill: Super Easy
Materials:
Crochet Hook
– I/ 5.25MM or 5.50MM (measure as you go)
Yarn: Worsted
Weight (4)
I used Caron Simply Soft Party – Green /
Silver
I Love This Yarn White (demo)
Small Amount of Black
Small Amount of
Variegated For light – I used Red Heart Saver Saver – Fiesta
Yarn Needle
Tape Measure
Tape Measure
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch
(sl st)
Half Double
Crochet (hdc)
Back Loop
Only (BLO)
Size: 3 inches wide X 20 inches around.(adult 20 -22 inches head -
remember headbands are stretchy)
Adjustable to Any and All Sizes – 2 Rows = 1 inch
remember headbands are stretchy)
Adjustable to Any and All Sizes – 2 Rows = 1 inch
Notes:
Ch 1 Does
not Count as a Stitch.
Headband:
R: 1 – Ch 11,
1 hdc in the 2nd ch from the hook, 1 hdc in each ch across,
Turn, ch 1 (10 hdc)
R: 2 – BLO,
1 hdc in each hdc, turn, ch 1 (10 hdc)
R: 3 – R: 40
– Repeat R: 2 For a 20 inch head.
Or as many rows as needed for your head
size.
Once your
headband is as long as need for your head,
tie off leaving a 24 inch tail of yarn.
Wire For The Lights:
Thread a 18 to 24 inch piece of Black Thread onto the needle.
Thread a 18 to 24 inch piece of Black Thread onto the needle.
Beginning at
the 10th row, stitch the “wire”
For the
Christmas lights using long stitches.
I stitch one way, then turn and stitch back the other way.
I stitch one way, then turn and stitch back the other way.
Leave the
last 10 Rows empty.
Tie off and secure the ends of the black yarn.
Tie off and secure the ends of the black yarn.
Remember not
to stitch to tightly as the headband needs to be able to stretch.
Christmas
Lights:
Cut about an
18 inch of Colorful variegated yarn. Thread it onto your needle.
Coming up
through the bottom randomly stitch on the light,
I stitch
going one way, then turn and fill in more “lights” coming back the other way
So I end at
the same place I began. Secure the ends together.
Again
remember not to pull to tightly, so the headband can still stretch.
Lastly – Place the ends of the headband together, right side out,
and slst
them together with the tail of yarn we left on the headband.
Tie off weaving in the ends.
I Just a great idea,
I think I better get the lights
on the tree!
But I can not decide which one
to wear.
Oh! I better make a red one to go with my Christmas Sweater.
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But I can not decide which one
to wear.
Oh! I better make a red one to go with my Christmas Sweater.
An Ad Free PDF FILE is now Available
For $3.50 in my Ravelry Shop
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