Free Boho Headband Pattern


I have a lot of naturally curly hair. In the humid summer months, it can get a slightly unruly. So, I decided to design an open-grid type headband. It still allows my head to breath while providing some much needed direction for my curls. I have written the pattern with the use of an elastic hair tie to allow for better stretch. However, you could easily turn this into a sewn closed, tie closed, twisted or other modified designs. I am just giving you the basics with this pattern. Feel free to experiment until you are happy with your creation! Happy Crocheting!

Materials:
Elastic Hair tie
I hook
I Love This Cotton (Brights is the featured color)
Scissors
Yarn Needle

Measurements (I measured the piece from the first row of sc to the 2nd to last row of sc before joining back to the hair tie. The measurement does not include the hair tie.):
Adult Large 2″ x 15.5″
Adult Small/Teen 2″ x 14.5″
Child 2″ x 12.5″
Baby 2″ x 10.5″

****These can be adjusted by adding or subtracting rows as needed.****

Instructions:

Join your yarn to the elastic hair tie.

1. 5 sc around the hair tie. Ch 1, turn. (5 st)

2. Sc in each st across. Ch 1, turn. (5 st)

3. HDC, Ch 1 in each sc across. Ch 1, turn. (9 st)

4. HDC in HDC, *Ch 1, Skip Ch 1 space, HDC in HDC* repeat across the row. HDC in the final HDC of the previous row. Ch 1, turn.  (9 st)

5. Repeat for 27 more rows or until the crochet part reaches 15.5” large adult (29 total HDC rows), 14.5” adult/teen (28 total HDC rows), 12.5” child (25 total HDC rows), 10.5” baby (22 total HDC rows). (9 st)

6. Sc in each HDC across. You will be skipping the Ch 1 spaces. (5 st)

7. 5 sc around the hair tie. (5 st)

Finish off and tuck the tails.

ENJOY YOUR CREATION!

Hexi-Cardi Style

Hello, Sunshine! 

December is upon us. Here in Iowa the temperatures are continuing to slowly get colder. Though, so far, we have had a rather mild start to the winter season. I don’t mind the cooler weather; it allows me to break out one of my favorite types of clothing. MY CARDIGANS! Yes, I am a sucker for an oversized cozy cardigan. However, this is the first winter that I will be wearing one made by my own hands.

The hexagon cardigan reminds me of all the granny square styles from the 70’s. No, I am not old enough to have lived it, but as a crocheter, I have definitely seen it. To be completely honest, I rather love it! A simplistic pattern that can be used in a variety of styles. No machine can replicate crochet. Plus, show that handy work off to the world! So, flaunt those squares and hexagons with pride!

I jumped on the hexagon cardigan train late winter/early spring 2023. The littles wanted one during that time. The Bug has a classic pink and purple half and half one. The Pun’in requested a Wednesday inspired style. Hers is half monochrome and half pink rainbow. Both are very fitting to their personalities. I finally finished mine this week. I will be debuting it this weekend at basketball games and my Winter Open House on the 10th (yep, shameless plug).  I decided to use Caron Baby Cakes in Candy Hearts. It is a more pastel color scheme of my brand colors. I love it! For a very warm-blooded individual, I enjoy the “holes” created by the granny hexagon pattern. They allow me to stay cooler and keep my cardigan on even when it is warmer inside.

****ADD PHOTOS****

I love the ease of these simple cardigans! It is two generic hexagon granny squares which get sewn or stitched together. I add extra rounds to the sleeves for length, and I do a few rounds around the bottom/collar/chest opening for more length and a more finished look. I plan to add a hood to my next one. 

The fact that these cardigans are customizable in size, color, and design is a massive draw for me. I have only a couple in stock at the moment but hope to add a few more. I am always willing to take custom orders, though. We can work together to design a Hexi-Cardi to your loving, because I don’t just want you to like it; I want you to LOVE it! 

Stay cozy until next time and please, let me know if I can help you with that!

Sprinkle the world with sparkle! -Kim