This Riding Hood is a made to measure mix between a balaclava and bonnet that is perfect for any cold day. Due to the nature of this pattern, you make a variety of sizes ranging from children to adult!

Plus, it's an excellent stash-busting project! All you need is a tape measure, a lovely button, and some yarn to start.

Now you can become a mystical, magical unicorn when you're wearing this crochet unicorn headband. Cradled with handmade wildflowers, this crochet unicorn headband is sure to please lovers of fabulous headgear and magic alike!

With this DIY tutorial, you can make your own cute cat scarf! The pattern has instructions for permanent and removable ears, and also contains instructions on how to add stripes and change colors.

Have you always felt like you belonged in a galaxy far, far away? Enlighten your spirit Jedi as Yoda with this Yoda Scoodie! Make with 3 skeins of super bulky yarn, this free crochet scoodie pattern works up nicely and allows option to be made as inifinity scarf or normal hanging scarf. Use with 10mm hook, a little bit of sewing required for ears.

This crochet balaclava has the whole face open since it's designed for little ones who might not like their mouths covered. A warm and cozy hat style, it's more likely to stay on heads when it is cold.

This headband will keep your ears warm while keeping the hair out of your face during outdoor training. This headband is designed to be snug and lightweight but warm.

If you're not into running, you will still love this headband. It's stylish and cozy - and great for early spring as well as winter.

This Kelsi Headband is crocheted from corner to corner to achieve a diagonal ribbing that has texture and visual appeal.

The edge has a diagonal finish and can be topped with decorative buttons. This crochet headband is both warm and stylish!

This crochet balaclava is made entirely in Granny stripe stitch. The pattern includes instructions for a color block and multi colored stripe version. It's a perfect open-work balaclava for spring and fall!

A versatile unisex balaclava pattern that can also be rolled up into a hat! The crown/top of head portion is stitched in a simple modified single crochet stitch for a dense knit-like fabric.

Easily and quickly roll up the lower face portion to turn it into a hat.