Crochet Hair Scarf Bandana Pattern

Crochet your own vintage inspired, 70s aesthetic hair scarf bandana! This pattern uses DC clusters and granny stitches to give all the retro vibes.

This pattern is made for you to use up some leftover yarn and make these bandanas for yourself! You can make these with Sport/ fingering weight yarns and there are 2 styles to end this bandana!

A cheerful little rainbow that you can always carry with you! Quick to whip up, this amigurumi rainbow can be used as a brooch, hair clip, or to embellish other craft projects! The pattern is worked flat, crocheting two identical panels and sewing them together while stuffing a little filling inside!

This Leia Bandana is an adorable hair-kerchief made up of a half granny square and shell border with two strings on each side. It is a super fast project that works up in no time!

As shown, this large crochet flower has 3 layers and is approximately 4 inches in diameter. There are directions below to make the flower as large as you want it, though!

This flower is the perfect embellishment for hats, bags, and so much more. Whipped up in half an hour or less, it's a great last-minute gift or accessory for that new outfit.

A built-in handle makes for a really professional look - but it's actually really easy to make. This pattern will show you how to work handles into your crochet. This easy technique is great for beginner homeware projects such as baskets and bags.

Crochet this modern day Regency-inspired drawstring bag using the lovely shell stitch! This elegant and romantic bag is quick to work up and can be worn cross body. Make one for yourself and your little ones so you can match!

Old Man Winter brings nothing that this crochet balaclava can't handle! Designed to cover your head and face, this winter must-have will keep you warm, protected and in style.

Balaclava is created by stitching in any shade you like, from side to side, with single crochet in the back loop, plus short turn row techniques.

How cute is this cropped crochet sweater? The sweater is made completely with granny squares. The repeated squares and straightforward construction make this sweater a meditative project.

You can use this pattern to make a solid colour sweater or use several colours for a patchwork style.

The granny square sweater pattern can be completed by an advanced beginner. It includes a materials list, abbreviation guide, photos, helpful graphics, a sizing chart, and a helpful video tutorial. The sizes included are S/M, L/XL, and 2XL/3XL.