Lovely Baby Headbands

Adore that beautiful little bundle in Lovely Baby Headbands that can be crocheted in just a matter of minutes.   Not only for babies, but just a few adjustments to the crochet pattern will fit your toddler, teenager or yourself!

Lovely Baby Headbands

With springtime just around the corner and wind bellowing at our doors, these lovely baby headbands can hold down your hair with a touch of homemade class.  These easy to read crochet patterns for headbands are easy to understand and easy to crochet.  Directions are written with such clarity that even the beginner will have no problem understanding or following the crochet instructions.

I’ve attached a few of my favorite crochet headband patterns along with a few links to the finished product. Take a peek around, I’m sure you”ll find just what you need.  Thanks for stopping by at How To Crochet A Beanie.

How To Crochet A Baby Headband

How To Crochet A Baby Headband

One of the quickest projects available as you learn How To Crochet A Baby Headband.   Get that little princess ready for a photography session that will be memorable for years.  I know from being the mother of two beautiful baby girls that were bald until they were almost two, adding this accessory to their wardrobe identified them for being girls.  As you learn How To Crochet A Baby Headband, take a look around at the finished ones How To Crochet A Beanie.com has to offer.  Find crochet patterns that will allow you to make that matching diaper cover

This project to learn how to crochet a baby headband requires only your basic crochet stitches. It does call for elasticized sock yarn, giving it the stretchy effect for headbands.

Hook Size “D”

Start your project with elasticized sock yarn.

Chain (ch) 9

Single Crochet (sc) in each 9 chain (ch)

Chain (ch) 1 and turn

You will continue the above until the headband measures about 2 inches shorter than the circumference of the baby’s head.

You will now need to attach the ends to form your band.  To do this simply match your ends, insert your hook and slip stitch.  Wrap your yarn around your hook as if you’re going to (sc) pull the yarn through as to connect them.  Work all the way across.  Break your yarn and pull it through the last stitch.  Weave your  ”tail” easily through the last stitches to hide it.

Don’t forget to add that precious flower to your Baby Headband.  You can find on my  ”How To Crochet A Flower” page, simple instructions to add that special touch.

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