Winter Headband Ear Warmer - 2 Pack Warm Cozy Fleece Stretchy Ear Muff with Full Cover for Outdoor Sports, Running, Hiking, Cycling, Tennis, Jogging

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Straightforward pattern and easy to follow. My first attempt isn’t quite as pretty as the listing photos but nice and cozy!

As you browse, it's helpful to keep sizing, width, and seams in mind. Liz Crafford, CPT, CNC, and RRCA Run Coach, encourages buyers to consider how the ear warmers hug your ears as they shouldn't constrict or add too much pressure to them. "Coverage is key, so when considering an ear warmer, make sure the band is wide enough to provide full coverage to your ears," she adds. MaterialVery easy rib-knit headband (ear warmers) to use on walks or bike rides. Just add or subtract 4 stitches to make smaller or larger headband. Headband is knitted in the round and suitable for men or women. Well written and easy to follow pattern. I got this done in about a hour but I adjusted the pattern. Cable knitting is so very rewarding once you get the hang of them and they instantly elevate any project. This chic cable knit headband is worked flat and then seamed afterwards. This free pattern is also available in French, Italian and German. Wow! To get the proper measurements for ear warmers, take a measuring tape or even a piece of string and measure all the way around your head. Be sure to measure the place on your head that you plan to wear the ear warmers.

For the outdoor enthusiast hoping to maintain their active lifestyle in the cold winter months, it might be time to consider purchasing ear warmers. With a wide range of styles available on the market, this small piece of gear can be a game-changer in keeping you warm and insulated. A ribbed crochet turban style headband pattern that would make cute and warm gift. This crochet designer has lots of different easy patterns to try, as well as more headwrap crochet patterns. yo, insert hook into st, pull up loop, yo, insert hook into same st, pull up loop, yo and pull through all five loops on the hook Easy Crochet Ear Warmer Pattern Instructions Small Adult Free Crochet Pattern Instructions Turn tube halfway, match short ends and pin them together. Make sure you are matching the side seams as well. Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.

Unleash your inner prima donna with this marvelous mohair headband. The yarn makes this knit head warmer extra soft and snuggly. This pattern is worked in the round using basic stitches and easy 4-stitch cables. When you’re done you will sew the ends of your tube closed and then twist and seam. Moreover, by working in rows, you have the flexibility to adjust the size of your ear warmer as you progress, ensuring you achieve the perfect fit. It will take only 1 skein and a little time to work up this beginner crochet headband project using super bulky yarn.

I found the pattern a bit confusing to follow initially. I had to spend some time looking at the photo to properly understand what was going on.

Knitting perfectly neat stranded colorwork is a skill that requires a bit of practice. This is the perfect small project for working on your technique as it’s relatively fast to make. The colorwork chart eases you in with two colors in each round and then steps things up with three colors in each round. When you’re all done, you’ll have a cheerful headband to keep your ears warm on a winter day. Uses sport weight yarn. I love the generous width of this gorgeous cabled knitted headband. This looks like the perfect knit head warmer if you are looking for something nice and cozy. I especially like the way that the cables are framed by the normal stitches on the sides. I’m totally digging the “Rosie the Riveter” vibe I’m getting from this gorgeous warmer headband! Headbands that you tie are an easy and adorable way to make your project fit a wider range of head sizes. This easy knitting pattern also has a button closure option if you’re not into the tied look.