As the weather gets cooler we all need a little something to keep us warmer. This easy to make crochet headband is perfect for those times! The texture on this headband is so beautiful and is great for those who already know how to make basic crochet stitches.
All you need is some bulky yarn and a 10mm hook to get started. Full written downloadable crochet pattern is available in my Etsy and Ravelry shops.
Full Pattern with 6 Sizes available in my Etsy shop: Brighton Headband
and Ravelry:Brighton Headband
SKILL LEVEL
Easy
ABBREVIATIONS
ch – chain
dc – double crochet
hdc – half double crochet
sc – single crochet
sk – skip
sp – space
st – stitch
sts – stitches
sl st – slip stitch
rpt – repeat
MATERIALS
10.00 mm hook
#6 Bulky Yarn – I used Loops and Threads Cozy Wool
Tapestry Needle
Stitch Markers
GAUGE – Not needed for this pattern.
MEASUREMENT
ADULT 19 – 20″ x 5″
With 10.00 mm hook Ch 12
3 skipped chains of row 1 counts as 1st dc
Row 1: Dc in 4th chain from hook, *ch 1, sk next ch, dc in next ch* rpt from * to * ending with dc in last ch. Ch 2 turn. (9)
Row 2: Chain 2 of previous row counts as first hdc. *Dc in 1st ch one row below, ch 1* rpt from * to* to last 2 sts Skip 2nd last st, hdc in last ch. Ch 2 turn. (9)
Row 3: Ch 2 from previous row counts as 1st hdc. Dc in 1st skipped st under ch 1 space, ch 1, skip next st, *dc in skipped st under ch space, ch 1 skip next st* rpt from *to* to last 2 sts, sk next st, hdc in last st. Ch 2 turn (9) Note: At the end of the last row only ch 1.
Repeat row 3 until you have reached 19″-20″ for adult size. Remember to keep the length at least one inch smaller than head circumference.
Finishing row: Sc in 1st ch space, dc in skipped stitch under ch space, (sc, dc in skipped st under ch space) rpt () in each ch 1 space till end of row. End with hdc in last st.
Fasten off leaving long tail to sew short ends of headband together. You can do this any way you are comfortable. I do not recommend using slip stitches as the front of the headband will be too bulky.
Once ends are sewn together wrap yarn continually around headband seam until the desired look has been achieved.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Be sure to tag me on Instagram @prettydarnadorable hashtag #pdamaker I would love to see how these turn out for you!
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Hi Cyprianne, I’m loving this pattern so much. I tried making the Brighton hat using two strands Aran. I made a memory blanket for my daughter after she had to put her beloved cat down. I wanted to use the same yarn to make gifts for her sisters who were morning the loss also. I really struggled with the outcome. So before giving up I decided to use a single strand and go with a smaller hook to try the Brighton headband. OMG, just lovely and works up so quickly. I am so excited that everyone gets something lovey. Thank you for sharing your beautiful work. I can’t wait to give the hat another go with single strand bulky. Although, now that I know what I’m doing and what I should watch out for I could probably pull off 2 strands. 😂
I too have made a few of your headbands for my family. They are so easy to make and very comfortable to wear. I even tried the stitch pattern with a smaller hook and yarn. They all came out great in all sizes. Thanks again!!
I hope they love them! This is by far is my favourite stitch. I have a lot patterns with this stitch 🙂
awesome easy to make.I have now made three for my granddaughters..
That is so nice the hear! I hope they love them :). What colours did you make?
Easy tutorial to follow and I love this patter.?
Thank you so much – I am so happy you enjoyed making it!
So glad – it is one of my favourites!
Just made the headband. Super easy!!
Fantastic – I am so happy you enjoyed it!
I made two of your messy bun hats in the same colour you show on your site and they turned out pretty darn adorable. They are Christmas gifts and I can’t wait to give them to my daughters. Thanks for the pattern. I’ve joined! Heather