Hippie Headband Crochet Pattern
Hello fellow crochet lovers! Today I am featuring one of my new loves which is the Hippie Headband for summertime!
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For this design I decided to create a mini daisy Hippie Headband in bright and neutral colors using one of my fav yarns for summer wearing. Of course that is Hobby Lobby I Love This Cotton yarn. In addition it is a 100% cotton yarn which is totally awesome for summer as it creates a very breathable fabric. In addition this yarn is a size 4 medium weight yarn so if you do not have a Hobby Lobby in your area you can substitute any 100% cotton yarn in size 4 but make sure to check your gauge as usual.
Another exciting feature about this Hippie Headband is it has a elastic hairtie at the back to ensure a secure fit! There is nothing worse then to wear an item and have it stretch out and fall off your head.
Therefore this Hippie Headband will be the perfect retro addition to all who love the hippie fashions!
What Color Combo will you create?????
Let’s get going! But before we start check out these tutorials here for basic crochet stiches if needed.
Hippie Headband Pattern
Dimensions laying flat
9 L x 3.5 W in inches
Supplies:
Hobby Lobby I Love This Cotton yarn (100% cotton, 3.5 oz/100 g, 180 yds/165 m) or any 100% size 4 medium weight yarn, approximately yards per headband
F/5-3.75 mm hook MY FAV HOOK
Yarn needle
Scissors
1 Goody hair elastic per headband
Gauge
One square measures 3” x 3”
Abbreviations:
beg-beginning
ch-chain
hdc-half double crochet
ps-puff stitch
sl st-slip stitch
yo-yarn over
Special stitches:
Cluster stitch-CL
yo, insert hook into designated stitch, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops (2 loops on hook now), *yo, insert hook into same stitch, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull thru 2 loops (3 loops on hook now)*, rep from ** 1 more time (4 loops on hook now), yo, pull thru all 4 loops on hook
Notes:
You will crochet 5 squares total with them joined in a strip. With the two squares at the end of the strip connected to elastic hair tie.
Chain 3’s at beginning of rounds do count as a double crochet stitch.
Chain 1’s do not count as a stitch.
Pattern is worked in the round.
Each round is fasten off and slip stitch to join the new color.
{} work instructions within brackets as many times as directed.
() work instructions within parentheses in same stitch or space.
** repeat instructions between The parentheses as many times as directed.
Pattern for square that will be attached to hair tie (make 2 separately)
Instructions for Hippie Headband
Color A
ch 4, sl st to 4th ch from hook forming a ring.
Rnd 1: ch 3 (counts as dc here and throughout), 11 dc in center of ring, sl st to beg ch-3, fasten off (see image A-1 for finish round 1).
12 dc
A-1
Color B
Rnd 2: sl st to join in any dc, ch 3, CL in same dc as the ch-3, ch 1, *CL in next dc, ch 1, around, sl st to beg ps (see image A-2 for finished round 2).
12 ps
A-2

Color C
Rnd 3: sl st to join in any sp bet CL, ch 3, (2 dc, ch 1, 3 dc) in same sp as ch-3, (3 hdc in next sp bet ps) 2 times, *(3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc) in next sp, (3 hdc in next sp bet CL) 2 times *, rep from ** 1 time, (3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc) in next sp, while holding hair tie on back side of square, {3 hdc in next sp} 2 times ensuring to crochet thru hair tie to attach in place, sl st to beg ch-3, fasten off (see image A-3 of the back side of the finished square attached to hair tie).
A-3
Repeat rounds 1-3 for second square that is attached to hair tie (see image A-4 of the back side of the finished second square attached to hair tie).
A-4
Continue on making 3 more squares that are not attached to the hair tie.
Finishing
Join squares using method of your choice (headband in images was created using the flat slip stitch join method) to create a strip for the headband without adding width to the project (see image A-5 for finished flat slip stitch method), join last two squares forming a headband.
A-5
Edging
sl st to join in any ch-1 sp, ch 1, sc in every st and ch-1 sp around (working 2 sc in each ch-1 sp at stars, see image A-6), sl et to beg sc, fasten off/weaver in all ends.
A-6
Now Your Hippie Headband Is Compete!!!
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Happy crocheting!
Chrissy