The elegant faux fur crochet headband gives you that touch of elegance and glamour! The pattern works up with a series of single crochet and front post double crochet stitches that give it great texture! The faux fur is then added for extra detail and a rhinestone button for extra glam!
The final piece measures approx. 4.5″ wide and fits a 21″ head circumference (adult size).
Enjoy the pattern + video!
Elegant Faux Fur Headband
You can find the matching elegant faux fur fingerless mitten pattern HERE.
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Materials:
- Size H, 5.00 mm crochet hook
- Medium worsted weight yarn, I used Yarn Bee “Breathe Deep” in Ivory, about 2.5 oz.I also recommend Red Heart Soft in “Off-white” as a similar yarn choice.
- Lion Brand “Go For Faux” in Blonde Elk for trim, about 1 oz.
- Pretty button, mine is about 1.5″
- Blunt needle
- Threading floss and sewing needle for sewing on button
Abbreviations:
ch- chain
hk- hook
st(s)- stitch(es)
sc- single crochet
fpdc- front post double crochet
Pattern:
Ch 15
Row 1: Dc in 3rd ch from the hook and each st to end (13).
Row 2: Ch 1, sc in first st, *fpdc around dc from previous row, sc in next st,* repeat from *, ending with a sc (13).
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in each st across (13).
Row 4: Ch 1, sc in first st, *fpdc around fpdc from row 2, sc in next st,* repeat from *, ending with a sc (13).
Alternate rows 3 and 4 until piece measures 21″. Fasten off and weave in ends.
Trim (with faux fur yarn):
Pick up a st with the faux fur yarn and ch 1, sc evenly around the entire piece with 2 sc in each corner. Sl st in first st and fasten off. Weave in ends.
Construction:
With the right side facing up, fold each end in half horizontally. Put those halves together by putting one side of the fold inside the other.
See picture below (please note that I used different colors of yarn to show how the piece is sewn together. It was hard show a clear picture of it with the faux fur which the picture below can clearly demonstrate):
Cut a long piece of yarn and with your blunt needle weave in and out through all ends together. Fasten off and weave in ends.
Turn your piece inside out and sew on your button! Optional: Cut a long piece of faux fur and add additional faux fur around your button with your blunt needle. Fasten off and weave in ends.
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Hello from another Northern Michigander! I’m 3/4 mile away from the Torch Lake sand bar. 🙂
Love your patterns. They are so pretty and not granny. I’m following on Pinterest.
Oh I love it over there! Thank you so much, I try to make up patterns that are modern and something I would want to wear 🙂
LOVE LOVE LOVE this! Thank you SOOO much for the amazing pattern! It worked up beautifully and was such a joy to make!!!! Can’t wait to use other yarns and Colors to make more!!!!
Thank you so much! You are very welcome, happy holidays!
Thank you Karen! Would love to see them when you do!
I love this headband just finished it but am not really understanding how to sew together tried several times but does not look like yours. My fur is mostly on wrong side. Thank you
I love your patterns… very stylish….and easy to do. Love your video too. They are very helpful.
Thank you Connie! That means a lot!
Love this pattern. My eldest up in the Keweenaw may be getting this (and the gloves) for a late season gift. Thanks for sharing!
Regards from across the lake in the UP!
That’s wonderful Paulette! Happy holidays!
Hello I’m also from Northern Michigan, Boyne city .I love the headband but for the life of me I cannot seem to make straight lines I’m a avid Crotcheter so I’m finding it’s so aggravating that I cannot do the stitch could you think of anything I might be doing wrong I follow the pattern and I’ve also followed the total tutorial, and have counting out 13 stitches each row. it’s just crazy I have tried about eight times and now it’s a task I just keep doing it over and over. Any ideas? thank you from another northern Michigander !
Kelly
Hi Kelly! Every time you are going down the texture side you are making a fpdc then sc right next to it then fpdc and sc right next to it. As long as you are fpdc every other stitch and sc on the next row back you should see it making the pattern. Here’s another video tutorial of me doing the stitch with the TC twist headband: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_H0bKeKcVE&t=3s Hope this helps!