Why Make the Fast & Twisted Headband?
Looking for a quick and stylish, crochet project? Then Fast & Twisted Headband is your answer! This easy crochet headband pattern works up perfectly for all levels of crocheters are going to enjoy this pattern.
Even if you’re a beginner or advanced crocheter, this free crochet headband pattern is a must to complete. Gift yourself a chic accessory that matches your winter wardrobe!, This pattern is a super cute way to keep your ears toasty warm on chilly winter days. The twisted design gives it a trendy, modern look that’s perfect for casual outings or even gifting.
These ear warmers are perfect for those “I wanna crochet something quick” moments. All you need is 30 minutes, and you’ll have the perfect headband that’s equal parts cozy and cute. Plus, it’s a fantastic stash-buster for that extra skein of yarn you’ve been holding onto. So, grab your hook and yarn & let’s get started!
Crochet Ear Warmer Video Tutorial
I’ve also provided a step-by-step crochet headband video tutorial to guide you through this quick project. Never get lost on a written pattern again. Whether you prefer learning visually or require a little extra help, the video has you covered! There is a video timestamp at the end of each round of the written pattern.
Here’s what you’ll get in the video:
- Written Pattern timestamps: Each row is broken down with timestamps so you can easily follow along.
- Clear Instructions: I’ll walk you through how to crochet a headband that’s both simple and stylish.
- Learn a useful yarn hack: I’ll teach you how to turn #4 worsted weight yarn into chunky yarn. It’s a really cool trick
Pro Tip: Bookmark the video so you can revisit it whenever you’re ready to make more crochet ear warmers for friends and family!
About This Yarn
The secret to the soft, warm texture of the Fast & Twisted Headband lies in the yarn choice, making it perfect for a cozy crochet ear warmer headband. For this project, I used Brava Tweed Worsted Weight Yarn, and it was a dream to work with! Here’s why it’s my top pick:
Brava Tweed uses premium acrylic enhanced with flecks of viscose Tweed to add depth to your project. The range of coordinating colors all feature cream, coffee, and charcoal tweed flecks, and for even more color options! Hypoallergenic, hard-wearing, and machine washable, as always, Brava Tweed is sure to please.
If you don’t have Brava Tweed on hand, any worsted-weight yarn will do. Just make sure it’s soft and comfortable for wear around sensitive areas like your ears.
How to Turn Worsted Weight Yarn into Chunky Yarn
If you want to create a chunkier version of the Fast & Twisted Headband but only have #4 worsted weight yarn on hand, I’ve got you covered! Here’s a quick and easy technique to transform one skein of worsted weight yarn into a chunky yarn alternative. This method is easier than holding three separate strands of yarn together and avoids the hassle of dealing with knots and twisting.
Step-by-Step Instructions: Video 0:41
- Start with a Loop: Pull a long loop from your skein of yarn. About 3 ft (0.91 m). This loop will act as your second & third strand.
- Work with the Loop: Crochet with your original strand of yarn and the loop together, treating them as if they were two strands.
- Create Another Loop: As you run out of looped yarn, pull another loop from the working strand. Continue this process throughout your project
Benefits of This Technique:
- Cost-Effective: You only need one skein of yarn instead of three.
- Fewer Knots: Avoids the tangles and twisting that often come with managing multiple skeins.
- Customizable Thickness: You can adjust the loop size to create varying levels of chunkiness.
This method works beautifully for projects like the Fast & Twisted Headband, making crochet even quicker. Try it out, and you’ll love how simple and effective it is!
Written Pattern
Materials
Brave Tweed #4 worsted weight
5 mm crochet hook
Scissors
Stitches (US Crochet Terms)
Sl st- Slip Stitch
Ch- Chain
Dc- Double crochet
Ch 55, sli st to first chain to form a ring
Round 1: Ch 1, dc each st around, do not join. (55)(video 0:41)
working underneath foundation round.
Round 2: Dc next 55 sts, do not join. You are working in continuous rounds. (video 2:33)
Round 3: Dc next 110 sts, hdc, sc, sl st. Fasten off. (video 3:21)
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