✿.｡Flowery Headband Crochet Tutorial ｡.✿| Beginner Friendly Quick Project | Nightmoon Studio
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2023
- This headband is so quick and easy to make and is such a cute accessory :)
Also btw i am soo sorry about all the background noise in this video, I will be moving somewhere hopefully lots quieter in four weeks so future videos will be a lot more peaceful!
Timestamps:
-Materials: 00:20
-Starting chain: 00:29
-Row 1: 00:55
-Row 2: 01:42
-Row 3: 03:52
-Row 4: 05:28
-Row 5: 06:52
-Straps: 07:25
-Edging: 13:38
-Me spilling my tea and overreacting lol: 14:14
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Music: Blue Dream by Cheel - Навчання та стиль
Tip for anyone doing this - chain 57, then chain 2 from the turning stitch, and dc into the 4th stitch from ur hoop to have the right number
@ wanna, Thank you ❤😊
super cute i used this with a thicker yarn and still turned out super cute with the same instructions
Great tutorial! It worked up super quick and was very easy. I used a weight 4 yarn (my only yarn on hand atm) and it turned out kinda large, so I’m excited to make another!
TYSM for this tutorial. Already made a headband and I'm also gonna make a top with this floral pattern too it's just too pretty 💖💖💖
thank you so muchh!!! 💗💗
your welcome! ❤
Hi thank you for making the tutorial!
I have some qns:
start with ch 58 + 2 (turning)
row 1: dc back bump (58 st) is it for every stitch? do i do it loosely since yours has gaps between
row 2: ch 2 = 1dc , 3 dc, (ch 2, skip 2, 1 tr, ch2, skip 2, 6 dc) * 5 after the last gap I end up with 5 dc instead of 4 does that mean i have to do a decrease? Should I start with ch 57 instead then?
Hope it makes sense thank you! ❤
Hey! For the first row it is a dc in each st (I think just doing to back bumps made mine look a bit gappy), I think maybe do 2 turning ch but skip 3 stitches as that’s the first dc and the st it goes into if that makes any sense? Then you should have the right amount of stitches ❤️ hope that helps!
How many stitches did you skip in the beginning of row 2 (including the 2 turning chain)?
I think I skipped 2 but 3 might be correct as someone else said they also ended up with an extra stitch like I did :)
Written pattern:
All the chains are tight ones except the ones specified loose
Row 1:
57ch (i find it easier to use foundation single crochet which i used)
Row 2:
2ch which is ur first dc of row 2
Dc into 4th chain from hook, continue dc for rest of the row
Row 3:
Ch 2 as first dc of row 3
Dc 3 more
Ch2
Skip 2 stitches, tc into 3rd
Ch2
Skip 2 stitches, dc into 3rd
*5 more dc
Ch2
Skip 2 stitches, tc into 3rd
Ch2
Skip 2 stitches, dc into 3rd*
Repeat *-* 4 times
3 more dc to end of row
Row 4:
Ch2 as first dc, dc 1 into second stitch, *2 loose ch, 2 ch, sc into tc from last row, 2 ch, 2 loose ch, skip two stitches from the block of dc in last row, 2dc*
Repeat *-* til ur at the end
(For the chains here, I did it this way to make the final product more secure)
Row 5:
Ch2 as first dc, dc 3 (1 into the dc, 2 into loose chs), 2ch, tc into tc from row 3, ch2, dc6 (2 into loose chs, 2 into dc, 2 into loose chs)
*2ch, tc into tc from row 3, ch2, dc6* x4
(At the end theres only 4dc to do)
One row of full dc
One row of full sc (i did this to match the row of single foundation chain but i dont think she did this in the vid)
sorry this is weirdly written i dont write patterns but like finding written ones to help me as i go thru the vid
*chain space instead of loose chain
but thanks for the writing it out!
@@hanajanaa oh sorry i just added that to mine cause it helped it stay in shape a bit more 🥹
@@wania8517 no, no, not that part.
for e.g., R5: ch 2, 3 dc (1 into the dc, 2 into **chain space**)
you can still do your loose chains, i'm just saying for that part, it's the proper way to write out the pattern cause it could be confusing like it's saying to do a stitch into the loose chain which is wrong :)
i think that's how they meant it
eg. for Row 5, instead of chaining into the chain space you can also put those into the 2 (loose) chains (as in, the chain stitches themselves). I do this too - it moves around a lot less, if that makes sense. it's a bit more secure and holds its shape better and more rigidly than just doing it into the chain space. @@hanajanaa
@@peanutgallery123Ahhh I see, that makes sense. I didn't find it an issue when I did it, but maybe that's because of the type of yarn I used.
I also used to crochet into the chain instead of the ch space when I started crocheting cause I was confused and it's also not the typical way to do it, hence my correction. I also don't really like the mini holes the back bump of the chain creates when I do it, but to each their own!