Amazing Grace Twisted Headband

By: Elena Hunt from beatriceryandesigns.com

By: Elena Hunt from beatriceryandesigns.com

"Amazing Grace Twisted headband is a simple pattern using the Amazing Grace standard stitch. To achieve the twist that sets this off, you work the pattern in two sections for a few rows, cross them and work the piece in one solid pattern again… But, don’t worry, there is a photo tutorial at the bottom of the pattern for you to see how this works!! This Amazing Grace Twisted Headband Pattern is the 20th free pattern in the Amazing Grace Series. Dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness and my dearest friend Sandy Gilb who lost her fight in 2007. Pay it forward by make and donating any of the Amazing Grace Patterns to someone suffering or recovering from cancer or any traumatic life event…"

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Easy

Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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JaneEK

Feb 08, 2017

Reading through this pattern, I wondered what exactly was the Amazing Grace standard stitch? The author doesnt specify it, but Im assuming its the section where two parts of the headband are worked independently, crossed, and then joined to form the rest of the band. This trick really does allow the headband to lie flat and gives a more attractive appearance.

JaneEK

Jan 22, 2017

One of my husbands cousins is recovering from breast cancer and asked me to crochet some hats and headbands so she can donate them to her support group. I have several hats, but I think I might send her the link to this, too. She might like some of these as well. Wonderfully well illustrated pattern that shows you exactly how to create and join the twist pieces.