Crown Headband Crochet Pattern | Friday Fun Day

 Crown Headband Crochet Pattern 
 Friday Fun Day 

With Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

Hello, My Yarnie Subjects

I Am The Yarn Queen

LOL! 

Welcome to Friday Fun Day!

I am sure that most of you have heard The Queen

 Of England, Elizabeth II, 

Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor,

 passed away after 70 years on the throne.

She was an amazing person, And there will never 

be another like her.

I thought in honor of her magnificent life, it would

 be lovely to make crown in her memory.

I chose to use a grey color yarn, Caron Simply Soft,

 because it resembles silver and has a very shiny tone to it.

Every little girl has dreamed of being a princess or queen,

living in a castle and wearing a shiny crown.

Don't leave the guys out, I am sure they also would love

 to be a prince, or king, with many servants, as well.

The Crown Crochet Pattern is very simple and easy.

 And it is easy to adjust to any size, so anyone of any

size head can be have a Crown.

So My Yarnie Subjects, grab your yarn and hook 

and lets make some crowns, and Kings and 

Queens for the day!

See The Crochet Pattern On my Youtube

 Crochet Pattern At This LINK

Crown Headband Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet Hook – I / 5. 5 mm
Yarn: Med (4) Simply Soft / Grey
Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Slip Stitches (slst)
Chain (ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Triple Crochet (tr)
Back Loop Only (blo)
Skip (sk)
Space (sp)
Foundation Half Double Crochet (FDHDC)
 
Size: fits 22 – 24 inch head
3 HDHDC = 1 inch
Adjust the pattern by adding or subtracting FDHDC
 
Notes:

Pattern is stitched using 2 strands of yarn
Ch 1 does not count as a st
 
Pattern:
 
R: 1 - Holding 2 strands of yarn together,

60 FDHDC, join in a circle, ch1
Be careful not to twist the chain. (60 FDHDC)

Remember To Close The gap - thread the tail of yarn onto your needle 

and stitch it closed, weave in the end.

R: 2 – BLO, 1 hdc in each FDHDC around, join to the 1^st hdc, ch 1
(60 hdc BLO)

R: 3 – Sc in the 1^st 10 hdc, sk the next 2 hdc,
 2dc, ch2, 2dc in the next hdc,
sk 2 hdc, sc in the next hdc,
 
sk the next 2 hdc,
2dc, ch2, 2dc in the next hdc,
sk 2 hdc, sc in the next hdc,

sk 1 hdc, 2 dc in the next hdc, 2 tr in the next hdc, ch2,
2 tr in the next hdc, 2 dc in the next hdc,
Sk 1 hdc, sc in the next hdc,
 

sk the next 2 hdc,
 2dc, ch2, 2dc in the next hdc,
sk 2 hdc, sc in the next hdc,
 
sk the next 2 hdc,
2dc, ch2, 2dc in the next hdc,
sk 2 hdc, sc in the next hdc,
 
sc the rest of the hdc around, join to the 1^st hdc, ch 1

The Seam Will not be even,

Especially if you added or subtracted sts at the beginning for sizing.
 
R: 4 – slst in the 1^st hdc, slst in each st,
Slst, ch 1, slst in the 1^st ch2 sp,
 
*slst in each st,
Slst, ch 2, slst in the next ch2 sp*
 
Repeat From * to * 3 More times,
Slst in the rest of the sc, join to the 1^st slst, 

tie off and weave in Your ends.

Now Embellish as you wish  bead, gems, stones, buttons.

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