The Josephine Twist Crochet Ear Warmer Headband is the perfect way to combine functionality and fashion in one quick and rewarding make. As the chill of the season sets in, there’s no better time to pick up your crochet hook and dive into a cozy, stylish project.
Equipment
Crochet Hook Size I 5.5 mm
Tapestry Needle
Scissors:
Tape Measure
Materials
150yardsof any medium weight yarn. I made the white ear warmer in Yarn Bee Soft Secret yarn in the color Honey. The tan one is made of Lion Brand Skein Tones in Almond.
Estimated Cost 5
Instructions
Pattern is written for a medium adult head.
Medium Adult = 5” X 19” laying flat before joining.
Start by making a slip knot and adding the loop on the hook.
150 yards of any medium weight yarn. I made the white ear warmer in Yarn Bee Soft Secret yarn in the color Honey. The tan one is made of Lion Brand Skein Tones in Almond.
Work enough chains to make 19 inches in length. Join with a slip stitch to the first chain to form a circle. Making sure to not have any twists.
Note: For the Yarn Bee Soft Secret yarn, it took 55 chains. Use a tape measure to check.
However, here are some suggested starting chains for using a medium weight yarn.
Ch 40 for 16”
CH 45 for 17”
CH 50 for 18”
CH 55 for 19”
CH 60 for 20”
CH 65 for 21”
CH 70 for 22”
Row 1
Work in the back bump for this row. In the 2nd chain from the hook work a SC in the back ridge loop and in each ST across. Turn
Row 2
CH 1 (Doesn’t count as a ST). Work a Single Crochet Back Loop Crochet (SC BLO) in the same ST and in each ST across. Turn
Row 3 and Beyond
Repeat row 2.
You can make this as wide as you like, I worked this pattern 27 rows. Which made mine 5 inches wide.
When you’re done, leave a long tail. About 15-20 inches. You will be using this to sew the ends together.
Final Steps
Seaming Instructions: Folding and Sewing the Ends Together
Fold the band in half matching the ends together.
Fold the ends in half matching one end to the center of the other band.
The other band fold over the other side to the front.
Use the long yarn tail and yarn needle to sew the ends together. Starting on one end, insert the hook through all four layers and pull out the other side. Moving the needle over a little, insert it back through the layers and out the other side. Continue working back and forth like this until you get to the other end.
When done, weave in the yarn ends and cut off the excess yarn.
Notes
Pattern Notes
Pattern is written in US crochet terminology. Measure the headband rather than count the rows. This way, you can use any leftover yarn you happen to have. You can find You Tube Video step-by-step tutorials for both left hand and right hand crocheters below the written pattern. Turn after each row. The chain stitch at the beginning of each row does not count as a stitch. Place the beginning stitch of each row in the very first stitch. Since this pattern is reversible, there isn’t a right side and wrong side.