Comfy Cozy Headband
This free crochet headband pattern will keep your ears warm during Fall and Winter. The Comfy Cozy Headband has just the right amount of sparkle in it from the Red Heart Stardust yarn used to work it up, making it perfect for girls of all ages. Consider making multiple headbands to carry you through the seasons and to match all of your winter outfits. Be stylish even during the coldest of winters with this cute striped crochet headband.
Crochet Hook4.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(1) Super Fine (27-32 stitches to 4 inches)
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Materials:
- RED HEART® Stardust:
- 2 skeins 1805 Blue A
- 1 skein 1623 Green B
- Crochet Hook: 4.25 mm [US G-7]
- Yarn needle
GAUGE: 20 sts = 4”; 14 rows = 4”. CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size hook to obtain the gauge.
ABBREVIATIONS: A, B, C = Color A, Color B, Color C etc; ch = chain; dc = double crochet; hdc = half double crochet; mm = millimeters; sc = single crochet; st(s) = stitch(es); yo = yarn over; [ ] = work directions in brackets the number of times specified; * or ** = repeat whatever follows the * or ** as indicated.
NOTES:
- Foundation single crochet (fsc) = First St: Ch 2, insert hook under top 2 strands of first ch, yo, draw up a loop, yo, draw through 1 loop, yo, draw through both loops (first fsc complete). Remaining sts: Insert hook under both loops of previous st, yo, draw up a loop, yo, draw through 1 loop, yo, draw through both loops.
- Chain 2 counts as hdc throughout. All stitches are worked into the top and the back loop of the indicated stitch to form a ridge in the completed row.
Instuctions:
With A, Fsc 20; ch 2, turn to work into sc side of foundation ch.
Row 1: Hdc in the next 4 sts, *ch 1, skip next st, cl in the next st, ch 1, skip next st, hdc in the next 5 sts; repeat from * across; ch 2, turn – 2 cl, 4 ch-1 spaces, 15 hdc sts.
Row 2: Hdc in the next 4 sts, *cl in the next ch-1 space, ch 1, skip next st, cl in the next ch-1 space, hdc in the next 5 sts; repeat from * across; ch 2, turn – 4 cl, 2 ch-1 spaces, 15 hdc sts.
Repeat Rows 1 and 2 following the headband stripe sequence until piece measures 18½” (20”) long. Fasten off.
Headband Stripe Sequence: For 18½” (20”) headband, work 9 (12) rows with A, 3 rows with B, 3 rows with A, 3 rows with B, 9 rows with A, 9 rows with B, 9 rows with A, 3 rows with B, 3 rows with A, 3 rows with B, 9 (12) rows with A.
Lining:
With A, fsc 20; ch 3, turn to work into sc side of foundation ch.
Row 1: Dc in each st across; ch 3, turn – 20 sts
Repeat Row 1 until piece measures 18½” (20”) long.
Fasten off.
Finishing:
With yarn needle, sew long edges of both pieces together.
Turn inside out. Sew ends of lining edge together, inserting needle in each st on each end. Sew the outside edges together in the same manner. Weave in ends.
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galdorf1 2671117
Oct 22, 2015
http//www.redheart.com/free-patterns/warm-shine-sc == arf-headband this is the original pattern, 3-hdc cluster (cl) = Yo, insert hook in space, yo, draw yarn through st 3 times in same space, yo, draw yarn through 7 loops on hook. Foundation single crochet (fsc) = First St Ch 2, insert hook under top 2 strands of first ch, yo, draw up a loop, yo, draw through 1 loop, yo, draw through both loops (first fsc complete). Remaining sts Insert hook under both loops of previous st, yo, draw up a loop, yo, draw through 1 loop, yo, draw through both loops. NOTE Chain 2 counts as hdc throughout. All stitches are worked into the top and the back loop of the indicated stitch to form a ridge in the completed row.
716amyw
Sep 21, 2015
cl usually means cluster stitch, although I don't see this explained in the pattern. Here's the website where it DOES define the cluster stitch http//www.redheart.com/free-patterns/warm-shine-sc == arf-headband Yarn is discontinued, too, I see. Oh well, there's plenty others out there to use!
Teener19662000
Jan 07, 2015
I was wondering if you can just chain the 20 and then sc instead of doing the fsc. I don't seem to get the fsc stitch. Anyone that can answer this will be a great help. Thanks
716amyw
Sep 21, 2015
Realize it's probably too late, but you CAN, if you want...chain 21. Then SC the next row. Chain 3 then continue with the HDC of the following row. OR Begin with a Chain 24, then start with the HDC row in the 4th chain from hook. (I think that's right -- or Chain 23, and start the HDC row in the 3rd chain from hook.) Ugh. Hope that helps a little!
DiCarpen
Dec 20, 2013
This is confusing. I have been crocheting for a while and cannot figure out what this is supposed to look like. I can look at the picture but it does NOT look what I get when I have finished up to the 2nd row. Is there anywhere else that I can find help with this?
bjoyfulvance 98121 84
Sep 29, 2013
I do love this yarn though.....can anyone tell me what it is! THX
bjoyfulvance 98121 84
Sep 29, 2013
I agree...this doesn't look like a superfine yarn....I'm trying a cotton. AND thx for the info about "cl"
westernbluebird7 0 962686
Aug 19, 2013
Do you have this in a printer friendly version without all the comments at the end? Thank you
linshel21921 82719 75
Jan 24, 2013
On the Red Heart Website it is called Warm and Shine Headband and Scarf. Here is the link to the pattern: http://www.redheart.com/files/patterns/pdf/LW2848_0.pdf Hope it helps you understand the pattern a little better.
serenefarless 7406 930
Jan 24, 2013
Thx so much cause I was trying to think, what the heck is a "cl"..??? I printed out the patter, looks beautiful.
wiccanlady
Jan 24, 2013
I think that I get very confused with the fsc and would like to have the pattern start with a chain which is what I'm used to.
Linda8947
Jan 02, 2013
I've been crocheting for over 50 years and I don't know what a "cl" is! Can't find out on this web-site either! Help...please!
marcinhafrancis 24 22478
Jan 06, 2013
Cl means "cluster". Usually made two dc, 2 chains, two dc. They name cluster the set of two duble crochet stitches. O hope this heped.
Silverfox
Nov 28, 2012
It says at the top that you use 1 or superfine yarn...I'm sorry but in the picture this just does not look like superfine to me...anyone tried this yet?
Silverfox
Nov 28, 2012
It says at the top that you use 1 or superfine yarn...I'm sorry but in the picture this just does not look like superfine to me...anyone tried this yet?
janemarie1960 0578 761
Nov 28, 2012
I've found the Red Heart patterns tend to have errors in them...thus the failure to explain the cluster stitch. I haven't done this yet, but I'll check their website to see if a corrected pattern has been published. Otherwise I agree that it looks like a popcorn-type cluster. What a cute pattern!
janemarie1960 0578 761
Nov 28, 2012
here is is-from the Red Heart website's version of the pattern: 3-hdc cluster (cl) = [Yo, insert hook in space, yo, draw yarn through st] 3 times in same space, yo, draw yarn through 6 loops on hook.
pkcahoon 5296526
Nov 28, 2012
I don't know what "cl" is either, so won't try this one until I know.
janemarie1960 0578 761
Nov 28, 2012
This is the cluster instruction from the headband and matching scarf's Red Heart pattern on the website: 3-hdc cluster (cl) = [Yo, insert hook in space, yo, draw yarn through st] 3 times in same space, yo, draw yarn through 6 loops on hook.
arlene o
Nov 28, 2012
This is pretty and clever! I do have one question: with the detail on the abbreviations for all the usual stitches, did the "cl" directions get lost? If I had to guess, I would do a popcorn type cluster, but I cannot tell from the photo is that is the stitch called for. Member 0268230 said "so easy to follow" Can you help me with this?
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