20 minute Beginner Crochet Headband Tutorial

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Hey there Everyone!

I’ve got a new beginner crochet headband tutorial for you!  This one is fun because it will only take you 20 minutes to complete!  And once you get the hang of it, I bet you can do it in 15.

Chunky Yarn = Fast Project

This was the yarn I picked out to do a headband tutorial last fall and I never got to it!  So I know that I wanted to make one using this yarn, I love the combo with the wood button!

Yarn Recommendations

Now this is the yarn that I used in the video tutorial.  My mom found it at a little local yarn shop in Virginia where she lives that was having a big sale, she picked some up for me and sent it in the mail.  I chose this yarn because it’s 100% wool and holds its shape really well.

You can do this with any kind of yarn you like, but I recommend a chunky yarn with some wool in it.

Here are some good options…

Add a Button Enclosure!

I decided to make it a button closure to make it adjustable!  I also like that you have the option of wearing the button in the front as a style choice.  And for the holidays, whether you make these for craft fairs or gifts, you don’t have to worry too much about the size.

Crochet Headband Tutorial Supply List:

1 skein chunky wool blend yarn (but really any will work)
Crochet hook that coordinates with you yarn choice.
1 large button (1 1/4-1 1/2)
yarn needle (metal preferred)
scissors

Instructions:

Start with a slip knot and chain (ch) 5
double crochet (dc) in 3rd chain from hook
dc in remaining 2 chains to finish that row.
ch2, turn work and dc in first stitch and remaining stitches. (There should be the turning chain and 3 dc stitches in each row).
Continue in this manner until the headband reaches 22 inches or desired length.
Once your headband is the correct size, begin to slip stitch around the edge of the headband.  Place 2 slip stitches in the corners.
-(you may slip stitch around the entire stitch, or through 2 strands depending on the look you are going for)
Once that is complete, finish off leaving a long tail for attaching the button.
Sew the button into place and weave in the ends.

Beginner Crochet Headband Tutorial

Leave me a comment and let me know what you think of this project!

Stay tuned for a great flower tutorial that you can attach to this headband coming out later this weekend!

Here is the full video tutorial!