This Kunik Scoodie makes me feel like I'm ready for the runway and the snow lodge. It dresses up and down easily. You can pair it with jeans and a sweater or dress it up with a sleek outfit for a night out. It is versatile, and functional, with pockets deep enough to carry your phone, wallet, and other goodies!

Wish you could wear cat ears? Cat ears headbands and hats are great for costumes, keeping warm, or just being cute! Here is a very simple pattern to make the perfect cat ears for your crochet hat or headband. This includes two different patterns: one for two colors and one for a single color. Use whichever pattern you prefer.

This Granny Stitch Crochet Kerchief Pattern can be worked up in any yarn and hook size. It's a simple one-row repeat making it super easy to adjust the size as needed from child to adult.

This granny kerchief is started at the bottom point and worked up making a few increases in each row to give you that triangle. It's tied at the back with tie strings for a comfortable fit.

Classic, cozy balaclava hat that keeps the little head and neck warm, decorated with the cutest round ears and a small brim.

The Jo balaclava hat crochet pattern is easy to make, suitable project for you if you are looking for winter hat for a little boy or girl to keep warm this season

This kerchief is a popular type of head wrap that we don't see often enough in crochet. This one is worked using the unique crocodile stitch that is fun to play with and one that makes a great thick head wrap.

This quick kerchief bandana is made in one piece with just 17 rows of a modified mesh pattern. It's easy to adjust the size, simply crochet less or more rows to decrease or increase the size. When you're done, embellish it with your favorite flowers or bows or whatever you like. Or, keep it as it is!

This Windy Day Bandana is lightweight, soft and perfect for keeping those flyaway hairs under control. You can wear this with your hair up in a ponytail or messy bun, or with your hair down.

The design has a wider width main band that wraps securely around the head. The band has some extra length too to make it easier to tie to keep it in place at the back of the head.

You can even tie it once around the back of the head and once around your ponytail. Then you can easily tuck the tip of the triangle section into the tie to keep it in place.

Of course, it doesn't have to be a cat - change the ear style and it can be any animal at all - the colors had me thinking both wolf and Totoro! In an orangey red it would make a great fox too. Your imagination is the only limit!

Summer is for days in the sun and road trips with the top down. Enjoy it all with your hair tied back with this beautiful lace crochet hair kerchief! Going to a festival this summer? Channel a vintage vibe with this crochet head kerchief! It's a quick finish project too and only takes one ball of yarn.