How to Make Adorable Crochet Flower Headbands
Crochet flower headbands are a delightful accessory that can add a touch of whimsy and charm to any outfit. These dainty headbands are not only adorable but also versatile, perfect for sprucing up your look for a casual day out or a special occasion. The intricate crochet craftsmanship that goes into making these headbands ensures that each one is unique and crafted with love.
With a variety of patterns, colors, and sizes available, you can easily find the perfect crochet flower headband to match your style and personality. Whether you're an avid crocheter looking for a new project or simply love adding a pop of color to your ensemble, a crochet flower headband is a fun and fashionable choice that is sure to brighten your day and your outfit!What You Need
- A package of BonBons (I used party)
- Scrap green worsted weight yarn
- Size C (2.75mm) hook
- Size F (3.75mm) hook
- Several small beads
- A needle that fits through your beads
Creating the Flowers
For the flowers, you will need:
- C hook and BonBons
- I made 7 flowers
- Each flower is made in a magic circle and pulled tight to create the flower.
The magic circle pattern is as follows:
- Single crochet (sc)
- Double crochet (dc1)
- Treble crochet (tr1)
- Close with slip stitch (sl st)
Repeat from * till you have five petals, pull tight and tie a knot, leave tails for sewing to headband.
Making the Headband
Using the F hook and worsted weight yarn, follow these steps:
- Chain a length that is about 2-3 inches shorter than the length around your head.
- Single crochet down the chain.
- In the last chain, make 3 single crochets (sc 3), then sc up the bottom of the chain (do not turn).
- Work 2 single crochets in the last chain (this is where you started), then slip stitch to join.
- Weave in ends.
- Cut four 24-inch long pieces of headband color and thread two strands through each end of your headband.
- Tie a knot, braid to the desired length, tie an ending knot, and trim the ends.
Assembling the Headband
Sew flowers evenly spaced along the headband, adding beads in the center of each flower.
Finally, weave in any remaining ends for a polished finish.