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I crocheted this headwrap in less than an afternoon -- even with morning sickness -- so I suppose that qualifies as "easy". (I even wove in all the ends!) I think it turned out pretty cute!
I used a bright coral button to contrast with the periwinkle blue. (The button was from a pack that I got on super clearance at Jo Ann's -- always check those clearance bins -- the whole pack was twenty five cents!)
While I enjoyed this pattern, I think I might try my hand at creating my own headwrap, or ear warmer, pattern soon. They make great projects both because they don't take a long time to finish and because they can use up those random half balls of yarn running around.
Do you like to crochet headwraps? Do you like to wear them?
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| Don't I look silly without my glasses? |
Pattern Notes
Yarn: Red Heart Classic in Light Periwinkle (By the way, often this yarn can be a little scratchy, but it softens quite a bit after washing and drying.)
Hook: H
Pattern: Jonna is the creator of this pattern, which can be found {here}.
My Opinion and Changes: Overall I do like this pattern very much. I followed the pattern pretty closely. Really the only difference that I did was that I worked the hdc (that's half double crochet, in case you were wondering) the regular way. Jonna likes to work the stitches slightly differently, but I decided not to do that. I did also add just a couple of rows to the middle.
Pattern: Jonna is the creator of this pattern, which can be found {here}.
My Opinion and Changes: Overall I do like this pattern very much. I followed the pattern pretty closely. Really the only difference that I did was that I worked the hdc (that's half double crochet, in case you were wondering) the regular way. Jonna likes to work the stitches slightly differently, but I decided not to do that. I did also add just a couple of rows to the middle.
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