Got about twenty minutes…a few scraps of yarn…and a crochet hook? If so–look how much fun you can have–making the easiest headband in the world! It was so darn easy that I promptly made a bunch of different colors and sizes of headbands and forced everyone in the house to model them for me. Big kids…little kids…grown-up kids. No one was safe.
Miss Foo here, however, was the only really good sport about it…hence, the Miss Foo fest. Look how adorable!
It’s made using a simple single crochet stitch (SC). I used an H hook and Peaches and Cream Cotton yarn.
If you’d like to make one or a million of these little pretties–here’s all you have to do…
Skinny-Mini Headband
Instructions
Chain 4.
Row 1:Ā SC in the 2nd chain from hook and in each stitch across.
Row 2:Ā Chain one, and turn. SC in each stitch across.
Row 3~ Repeat Row 2 until headband will fit comfortably around the head of whoever you’re making a headband for. Repeat Row 2– 5 more times and fasten off. Weave in thread ends.
Tie the headband together with a sweet little square knot.
I made this brown one a bit wider–it’s 5 stitches across. Work with the knot until it looks exactly the way you want it to. The headband is going to have a little stretch to it.
Then find a pretty little head to put it on.
Now…take a bow. You deserve it–you clever little thing.
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I just might have to make some of those. Doesn’t she look so adorable?
Oh, this is so, so cute!! She is growing so big too!! Love the headband idea, I might even be able to pull this one off myself.
Seriously–twenty minutes. I made 4 of them while watching the news with Dane the other night.
Oh, you can totally do it. You’ll amaze yourself. I linked the single crochet instructions in the post as well, in case anyone needs a brush up. Good luck my friend. Come back and show us your pretty daughters wearing what you’ve made.
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This turned out great! š I love it. Nice job Mom. I hope you put some of them in your shop. š
Very nice and couldn’t be easier! Great idea!
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