3 Crochet Baby Headbands. 3 FREE Crochet patterns for Baby Headbands. I have also included the general crochet baby headband sizes so you can easily make these to fit. I have made these baby crochet headbands 0-3 months which are extremely popular for the newborn baby photoshoots.
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| 3 FREE PATTERNS Lacy crochet baby headbands |
There really is nothing more sweeter than a baby with a crochet lacy headband especially for that first photo shoot. I love these headbands because they are so easy simple and Quick to make.
Great crochet projects for the summer when you just want something easy to crochet, and quick to make. Yet achieves the satisfaction of completing a project.
I have also included some small free crochet flower patterns, for the headbands that can be added to any of your headbands.
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| Add these easy crochet Flowers to Your Baby Headbands |
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How do you crochet a stretchy baby headband.
If you stil lwant to use cotton there is not much stretch in this material, so If you want to make these a little more stretchy I would thread a piece of elastic through both ends and sew them to join into a circle. This will help if the headbands are for a baby you haven't met or are unsure of the size of their head measurements
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| Lacy Crochet Baby Headband 1 |
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| Crochet Baby Headband 3 |
I managed to get hold of some lovely Egyptian cotton, with silver strands through it, whilst I was on holiday, and just knew they would make lovely cute baby crochet headbands.
As we go into Summer I was considering putting away the crochet hook until winter as I could not make another baby hat in this lovely weather, however, someone asked me if I crocheted baby headbands.
Well I Could not resist coming up with some adorable lacy baby headband crochet patterns.
It is up to you how you wish to finish the headbands, for photo shoots I use small tie chords, as the baby is very small at the newborn photo shoots so it can be made to fit better.
I have also added a small button to the headband (Saftey first ALWAYS! please ensure everything is really well secured and adult supervision, remove for baby when sleeping )
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How Big Should a crochet baby headband be?
The length of the Newborn crochet headband will be approx: 13'- 14' inches
The length of a 3-month baby infant crochet headband will be approx: 15 -16 inches
The length of 6 months crochet headband will be approx - 17 inches
The length of 12 months crochet headband will be approx - 18 inches
TO crochet the baby Headbands You will need
I used a 4.00 mm hook (please note I am quite a loose crocheter)
Materials: using soft cotton, ( I recently used Stylecraft Natural cotton mix with Bamboo - (See similar HERE *af) I have also made the headbands double-stranded, making the crochet headbands thicker and more practical to say on the baby's head.
Baby Headband Crochet Pattern 1:
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| Easy Baby Headband |
(You will be working in between the posts of the previous round DC)
Work into the space between the DC stitches which gives it the lacy look.) looks like a ladder)
Work into the space between the DC stitches which gives it the lacy look.) looks like a ladder)
CH-Chain
DC-Double Crochet
St -Stitch
DC-Double Crochet
St -Stitch
Lacy Crochet Baby Headband Pattern (1) (EASY)
Chain 61 DC in 4th CH from hook, 1 DC in the next 2 spaces. TURN,
Ch3, I DC in each of the Spaces between the previous row DC Spaces,
Repeat the last step until the length is desired.
See sizes above.
You can either slip stitch the ends together
You can either slip stitch the ends together
or Fasten off and weave in ends
How to make easy Ties/chords for the Headbands:
Cut 2 threads of each color (= 4 threads in total) measuring 60 cm each. Twist them tightly together.
How to make easy Ties/chords for the Headbands:
Cut 2 threads of each color (= 4 threads in total) measuring 60 cm each. Twist them tightly together.
( I use a pencil to hold one end as I twist them) until they resist, fold them double and let them
twist again on themselves.
Attach one end to the hair band and tie a knot at the
other end. Make 1 more and attach to the other end of hair band.
Or alternative ties just basic chain for the desired length, and thread through the 2 ends.
EASY 5 Petal Crochet Flower (Double Layer) I have a How to crochet a Double layered 5 petal flower tutorial Over HERE
Or alternative ties just basic chain for the desired length, and thread through the 2 ends.
EASY 5 Petal Crochet Flower (Double Layer) I have a How to crochet a Double layered 5 petal flower tutorial Over HERE
- ch2, and work 10 sc into the FIRST chain, join with sl st to form a ring.
- create the first petal in the first sc, by working * (sc, 3dc, sc all in same st), skip 1 st, * Repeat around (five petals in total. sl st to join to first sc of the first petal made
- Flip the work over to the back of the flower, sc down to the first PETAL, working Around the BASE of the Petal stitches, ch 3, and sc around the first and last sc of the previous rounds petal stitches, repeat 4 more times in each opening. sl st through the first sc, creating a series of 5 loops total at the BACK of the first round. slip stitch into the FIRST loop to join (5 Loops at the BACK of your work)
- TURN work so RS is facing you. folding over the first petals to keep them out your way as you work.
- IN the FIRST loop, work *( sc, 5dc, sc), slip into the next loop, and repeat * * around, creating a large petal in each of the remaining loops. sl st to join with first sc of the first petal sc.
- FASTEN off Leave a long tie to attach the flower to the headband.
Baby Crochet Headband 2
This is the easiest of the Crochet Baby Headband Patterns.
NOTES: you will crochet a Chain length and single crochet arlong the chain to the end, work 3 single crochet into the LAST st, and then work BACK ALONG the bottom of the chain.
In your chosen yarn, and a suitable size hook (i used a 3.5mm hook)
Chain St for the desired length
(I made a chain of 60sts for this one shown)
Round1: Ch1 turn, work 1 round of SC along, at end
3SC into end stitch,
Round 2: continue with SC along the bottom of the foundation chain.
fastern off.
(I made a chain of 60sts for this one shown)
Round1: Ch1 turn, work 1 round of SC along, at end
3SC into end stitch,
Round 2: continue with SC along the bottom of the foundation chain.
fastern off.
Easy tiny Crochet flowers (can be made in 5 mins)
Make 3
Make 3
Ch4 , in the first chain, then make 2 dc, Ch1, slip st into the ring to end off the petal shape, (Ch1, 2dc, ch1, slip st), Repeat around, 4 more times ( 5 petals )
if you want to can make it slightly bigger by (Ch2, 2treble crochet, Chain 2, slip into the ring to start next petal.) x 5 times)
Sew onto position
Special Stitch : Cluster ST. Make 3 DC in same st, (but do not pull
through on the last step of the dc stitch) (leave on the last loop of each stitch) you will now have 4
loops on hook, pull through the yarn on all 4)
Chain as many as you need for the desired length
(again I used 60)
Chain 3 (counts as 1st DC 2DC into the bottom of Ch stitch, leaving on the hlast loop before finishing each stitch, yarn over and pull through 4 loops (1st Cluster completed)
{Chain 1, Skip 1st, Cluster Stitch into next } Repeat until end.
Sew onto position
Baby Headband 3
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| Lacy crochet baby headband pattern |
Chain as many as you need for the desired length
(again I used 60)
Chain 3 (counts as 1st DC 2DC into the bottom of Ch stitch, leaving on the hlast loop before finishing each stitch, yarn over and pull through 4 loops (1st Cluster completed)
{Chain 1, Skip 1st, Cluster Stitch into next } Repeat until end.
I usually finish this little headband off with a simple chain length sewn securely to the both sides of the headband
OR Easy way To make Ties:
Cut 2 threads of each color (= 4 threads in total) measuring the length desired.
Twist them until they resist, fold them double and let them twist again. Attach one end to the hair band and tie a knot at the other end. Make 1 more and attach to the other end of hair band.
Crochet Flower for a headband (intermediate)
ch2, work 5 sc into the first chain, slip to join,
ch 1, work 2SC in each of previous rounds SC, slip st to join
*Ch3 TrC in same st ch3 slip st into top of Trc3 2sc into the side of tr
slip into next st* repeat * * around to complete the round, slip to join into the Ch at the start. (10 petals)
This was the original crochet flower I made for this headband but more recently I was asked If I could make it with a small crochet rose for it.
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| this is a photo of what your first petal should look like- create 9 more |
I have a fantastic tutorial on How to Crochet a ROSE Flower HERE, but it ,is a Large crochet Rose.
If you would like to crochet SMALL crochet rose I have written an easy crochet pattern to make it.
If you would like to crochet SMALL crochet rose I have written an easy crochet pattern to make it.
I LOVE the way these little rose flowers are made. You will crochet a circle and will be working INTO the front loops of the circel you just made! Looks fabulous and more complicated than it is. The Perfect First crochet rose pattern EASY for a beginner in crochet.
This is EASY however fiddly!
Small Crochet Rose Flower Pattern EASY
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| SMALL Crochet Rose Pattern FREE |
2 sc into the FRONT LOOPs of each stitch around (16sc)
Sc in each FRONT loops around (16sc)
TURN your work OVER. You will see the line of loops working back into the center of the circle you just made
Now working back around starting at stitches just made and working INTO the front LOOPS, we will create the petals in each loop as follows.
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| working the first Petal in the Free Loops. |
ch1, (hdc, 3dc, 1hdc) into the FIRST loops, * 1sc into the next loop, (1hdc, 3dc, 1hdc) * repeat * to * around in EACH unworked loop, in the Last 10 Loops, slip stitching next st, 3hdc in next repeat until the end with a Slip to join and pull the thread through to the back of the Rose.
Use the 2 loose ends to fasten onto the crochet headband. And weave in ends to finish.
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Where I may make a small commission from your purchase at no extra cost to you
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YOU will NOT copy or distribute the pattern online TEXT OR PDF,
in part or whole anywhere else,
or by creating an online video of my pattern.
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