Simple Chevron Headband

By: Bethany Dearden from whistleandivy.com

By: Bethany Dearden from whistleandivy.com

"This simple and beautiful chevron headband works up easily and quickly. Mix and match colors to make this headband for everyday wear, or a special occasion. The pattern includes instructions for toddler and adult sizes, but it's very simple to customize as well."

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Easy

Crochet HookE/4 or 3.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(2) Fine (23-26 stitches to 4 inches)

Materials List

E Hook
Two colors of Fingering Weight Yarn
4" Fold Over Elastic
Needle and Thread

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Morehouse17

Nov 19, 2018

Chevrons and ripples are two of my favorites. They are not really complicated to complete but the design really packs a punch. For this pattern, I like that the designer included the elastic. This will grow with your little one so that you are able to get a lot of wear of it.

JaneEK

Jun 26, 2018

Is there such a thing as an invisible Chevron? Because when you work this up in a solid color, the texture pattern isnt nearly as prominent as in an afghan. Granted, you could work each row up as a separate color for a rainbow effect, or alternate just a few for school colors. I make a lot of headbands, and while Im not a fan of ripple or chevron stitches, I will be keeping this one.

princess6860504

Jun 24, 2018

OMG so adorbs on that li'l baby! Who else things that this chevron headband would also work as a length to tie back your kitchen curtains or sheer panels? Especially if you decorate with the boho vibe. So fun to work up, and probably TOO FAST to work up for me! I'd make a dozen of them in many color combos to cover all wardrobe needs.

mulberrygalprinces s

Aug 27, 2017

I have a grand daughter with long hair, I also have a ton of left over yarn and this is a very easy pattern. Those are the ngredients for a new project. I really like this pattern. I can add tiny beads to make it a little glitter. Thank you for sharing this.