Simple Twisted Headband

Hope you are enjoying the holiday season!

As for me – I’d underestimated the number of items I’ll want to tackle during my staycation. 😉 I obviously have not finished my East Beach Tee, and I don’t think I will before the year ends. However, I worked on a mindless crochet project over a few days, which really took only a few hours overall – a headband for my sister to keep her fringe off her face when it’s not needed.

Simple Twisted Headband | Anita

I thought I’d make my own knitting pattern like I did for my dad a while back – which, coincidentally, also happened at the end of the year, so maybe I should make it a tradition? But then the Simple Twisted Earwarmer by Rebecca Langford caught my eye – my sis had anyway asked for a band that narrows at the back of the head, and the twist would be something new for my yarny repertoire.

I had to hold the yarn double to get the recommended gauge, and after consulting with my sister, I made fewer rows than in the pattern. After all the ‘normal’ crocheting, I enjoyed adding the simple twist.

Simple Twisted Headband | Anita

Before I sign off, I wish you a Happy New Year! Hope it’s the year of all things crafty. 😉

15 thoughts on “Simple Twisted Headband

  1. Very nice!
    I see so many gorgeous headband patterns but I can’t wear them, they always slip back off my head or my hair starts sticking out from underneath the band in all directions… they just don’t work for me 😦
    At least I can admire them on crafty blogs 🙂

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    1. I have the same issue with headbands slipping, and it looks like my sis is experiencing it as well. 😦 She’d planned to use it mostly at home for short bursts of time, so we’re hoping it’ll turn out okay.

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  2. Easy, beautiful and cute. Happy New year full of crafting to you, Anita. Thanks you are sharing what your crafty hands created. It brings inspiration to many people including me 🙂

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    1. Thanks, Ivana! I’m flattered that you’re inspired by my random crafty creations, and you know I love your handiwork. 🙂 A very happy and crafty new year to you as well.

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  3. The little twist is so cute, Anita. I have crocheted a headband a couple years ago. It slips time to time so I am using a small pin to secure it.
    I would like to crochet another headband sometime soon xx

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    1. Thanks, Ellie! Slipping seems to be a recurring problem with headbands, and securing it with a pin is a great idea. Hope you have a great year of crafting, be it sweaters or headbands. 🙂

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