This crochet headband bandana can be achieved using single crochets and puff stitches. It creates an airy pattern that still does its job of holding all those loose strands back. After blocking, this finished piece measured 2” / 5 cm x 44” /110 cm.

You can consider making this bead and lace stitch bandana for a more versatile and chic look that is suitable for everyone. The pattern calls for alternating between solid rows and eyelets for a textured and exciting look.

I'm sure you've caught wind of this daisy flower granny square bandana that stormed the fashion industry last summer through spring. Here's a tutorial on how to make one for yourself!

This is another beginner-friendly pattern that is easy to follow and quick to complete. It's called The Lazy Sunday Bandana, and it's perfect for lazy sundays when your hair has had better days!

Let's get our hooks out and prepare for this super quick and straightforward summer crochet project. Next on this list is a lovely, simple granny square headscarf that uses only one skein of yarn! It's beginner-friendly as well!

Summer is for road trips and walks along the beach. What better way to keep your hair out of your face than with this crochet hair kerchief! The finished product measures about 32 inches wide x 13 inches deep and can fit older children, teens, and most adults. This is an intermediate-level project.

This bandana has a lot of texture, making it fun and unique! Although it may look complex, it's pretty simple with the Picot single crochet stitch. It has a YouTube video tutorial, and it comes in three sizes to fit all head types.

Fun in the Sun Hat

Gardening with your hair down can be quite a nuisance as the wind picks up often, and your hair gets into your face. Try making this crochet pattern to keep your hair in check, and it's very breathable too.