Hello, fellow crocheters! As promised, I wrote down the pattern for the Velvet Version of the Tender Twist Headband. I got to say I love it more than I thought I would! Velvet yarn is super popular right now, but I was a little skeptical about a velvet headband. Well, my friends, surprisingly this headband stays on pretty well, and it looks gorgeous! If you guys haven’t had a chance to use velvet yarn, what are you waiting for? You are missing out!
If you want to get the printable PDF version on the Tender Twist Headband click here!
Now I know you are all here for the pattern so let’s get started, shall we!
Abbreviations
CH- chain
SC- single crochet
DC- double crochet
HDC- half double crochet
SS- slip stitch
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Here are some of the products that I love and recommend for this project.
You can get the yarn that I used here!
Supplies
1 skein of lion brands Vel-Luxe yarn ( or other worsted weight yarn)
5 mm crochet hook
Scissors
Yarn needle
Stitch marker or scrap of yarn to mark your stitch
Notes
- to make this pattern in other sizes just make a chain the size of the band size in the size chart below.
Here is a helpful size chart for you guys in case you want to make it in other sizes!
- Chain 3 counts as a stitch for this pattern
- You will work in continuous rounds
Pattern
I made mine in a large size (I have a big Head!)
CH 52
Slip stitch to the first chain to close. Make sure not to twist the chain.
Round 1: CH 3. DC all the way around. When you get to the end do not slip stitch to chain 3.
Round 2: Twist the left side of the headband down (this is what will make your headband twist). Make a DC on that side and place a stitch marker there. Continue to DC around until you reach the stitch marker.
Note: Before reaching your stitch marker, there will be a chain 3 from the previous round. Continue to go around and place a DC on top of that chain 3
Round 3: When you reach the stitch marker, make a DC there and replace the stitch marker. Continue to DC around until you have two stitches left before the stitch marker. Make a HDC on the next ST, SC on the next, SS to the stitch where the marker is on. (this will make the finish even) Tie off and weave ends.
Now you are all done! your headband should look something like this!
Copyright
This pattern is property of Tender Warm Creations Please do not copy, distribute, or sell my pattern in anyway. You can sell the finished product using this pattern but please give credit back to this website.
Thank you! Laura Vargas, from Tender Warm Creations
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