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I made these little squares into a headband. I used sport weight yarn and a size E hook to make the headband
Directions for the first square:
ch 4, slip stitch to make ring.
Round 1: ch1, 12 sc in ring, slip stich with 1st sc.
Round 2: ch 1, *sc in next 3 sc, ch2,* around, slip with 1st sc.
Round 3: ch1, *sc in next 3 sc, ch2, sc in ch2 space, ch 2* around,slip with 1st sc, finish off
Directions to join addition squares:
Note: Repeat directions in brackets to join the first and last square to make the headband
Do the first two rounds of the first square.
On round 3: ch1, [sc in next 3 sc, ch2, sc in ch 2 space,ch 1, slip stitch in the ch 2 space in the bottom right corner that is closest to the center of the joining square, ch1, sc in next 3 sc, ch 1, slip stitch in the next ch 2 space on the bottom left that is closest to the center of the joining square, ch1, sc in ch2 space, ch 2,] *sc in next 3 sc, ch2, sc in ch2 space, ch 2* around,slip with 1st sc, finish off
I ended up joining 10 squares for about 20-21 inch circumference. Feedback on this pattern would be appreciated.
Edit Aug 27, 2011:
I did edit this pattern with some feedback, hopefully, it is less confusing. I may have to add more pictures in the future.
I made these little squares into a headband. I used sport weight yarn and a size E hook to make the headband
Directions for the first square:
ch 4, slip stitch to make ring.
Round 1: ch1, 12 sc in ring, slip stich with 1st sc.
Round 2: ch 1, *sc in next 3 sc, ch2,* around, slip with 1st sc.
Round 3: ch1, *sc in next 3 sc, ch2, sc in ch2 space, ch 2* around,slip with 1st sc, finish off
Directions to join addition squares:
Note: Repeat directions in brackets to join the first and last square to make the headband
Do the first two rounds of the first square.
On round 3: ch1, [sc in next 3 sc, ch2, sc in ch 2 space,ch 1, slip stitch in the ch 2 space in the bottom right corner that is closest to the center of the joining square, ch1, sc in next 3 sc, ch 1, slip stitch in the next ch 2 space on the bottom left that is closest to the center of the joining square, ch1, sc in ch2 space, ch 2,] *sc in next 3 sc, ch2, sc in ch2 space, ch 2* around,slip with 1st sc, finish off
I ended up joining 10 squares for about 20-21 inch circumference. Feedback on this pattern would be appreciated.
Edit Aug 27, 2011:
I did edit this pattern with some feedback, hopefully, it is less confusing. I may have to add more pictures in the future.
Edit Oct 28, 2023:
Here is a video on how to make the mini granny square:
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That is so cute! I wear a headband everyday, but I have never tried to make one....need to give it a shot. Thanks for the pattern.
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That's a darling headband! I can't wait to try the pattern, but am also inspired to see how this would work with thread, too! Thanks for your creativity and thank you for so generously sharing it!
ReplyDeleteThat is really cute, Julie. Great job on it. \(+.+)/~
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