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.
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.
This gorgeous daisy bandana makes you wish spring were here, doesn't it? It's made using small granny squares and triangles, which are then joined together. It has some special stitches, such as the Cluster and Picot stitch.
This pretty bandana features lovely scallop-like curls at the end, giving it a feminine look. Want to wear it for winter? Simply change the materials and use wool or acrylic yarn!
Have a look at this fabulous design! This easy pattern takes about 85 yards of yarn, and the final result measures up to 14" in size, but it is adjustable according to your sizing. Try it out now!
This crochet head kerchief, as the pattern calls it, uses the popular crochet granny stitch. Because of that, the bandana boasts a pretty, lacy pattern so apt for summer and spring! It's approx. 18″ across (not counting ties) and approx. 10″ long.
Make this Tunisian crochet pattern for a triangle-shaped bandana with some cool ties. This beginner-friendly pattern uses lightweight yarn and has a border to help prevent curling.
Learn to make this pretty preppy pattern with the C2C technique. It's easier than it looks! This pattern is perfect for beginners and intermediates alike. So, if you're interested, give it a shot now!