Crochet Flower Headbands are so quick and easy to make. I’m aways looking for ways to use up my many partial skeins of yarn. It seems those partially used skeins keep multiplying. I hate to throw them away and sometimes there isn’t enough yarn to make a big or medium sized project. I saw these little stretchy headbands at my local Dollar Tree store. I liked them but they were just too plain. I decided to add some crochet flowers to the headbands to make them a little fancier. Here is what I came up with: Crochet Flower Headbands.
You can also just make the flowers and add them as embellishments on hats, scarfs, etc. I have included the link for a free video tutorial on the last page of this post for visual learners.
Crochet Flower Headband
Supplies needed for your Crochet Flower Headbands:
Stretchy headbands (purchase at store near you)
Small amount of yarn (approx. 3 oz.) of your favorite color. You will need a minimum of 2 colors. One for center and one for petals
scissors
yarn needle
stitch marker (optional)
Crochet Hook J/10 6.0m (for middle flower)
crochet hook H/ 5.0mm (for 2 side flowers)
The above flower cluster is made with 3 flowers. One large one in the center and 2 small ones on the side.
To begin Crochet Flower Headbands:
(with contrasting color) Magic circle, (leave a long tail to sew flower onto headband) ch 1, 6 sc into circle, pull shut
Round 1: (Working in front loop only) sl st into 1st sc, (to close circle), sl st into next sc, *[ch 2, 3dc, ch 2, sl st into next st]* all in same stitch. Petal made. Rep from * to * until you have completed 5 petals, sl st into same st.
