You are here to see what I am up to, right? I made a puff stitch baby beanie! Puff stitches are a quick way to create an incredibly interesting, squishy texture.
I was looking on Amazon for cotton yarn, and these colours looked so pretty. They are Caron All Day Cotton, and it is an absolute pleasure to crochet with it. Playing up with the yarn and my 4.5 mm hook, I came up with the idea for this boho-style baby beanie.
Let me tell you, if you are in a hurry and need to make a quick baby shower gift for a 0 to 3-month-old, just follow the pattern in the video below. You will be finished within an hour!
Even if you are a beginner, this is super easy to pick up. Here is what we cover in the tutorial:
Mastering the Puff:I will show you exactly how to loosely pull up your loops to create those perfect, plush little stitches.
The Ribbed Edging:We finish the brim with a clever trick that gives it a snug, stretchy, knit-like fit to keep the baby's head warm.
Bonus Colour Trick:Stick around to the end of the video! I included a secret for making a striped beanie using two colourswithouthaving to cut your yarn every single round.
Grab your hook and crochet along with me right here:
I found a nice project to use up the leftover scraps of yarn.
Crochet scrunchies.
They fit my love for immediate satisfaction projects.
I am not the one to make big crochet projects. Make a quick boutique accessory from a simple hair elastic
You will see that the project uses only basic stitches and some leftover yarn. I am thinking of more scrunchies with different patterns. So subscribe to Crochetsmash on YouTube!
If you are looking for a quick, stash-busting project that looks incredibly intricate but is actually super simple, you are in the right place!
Today, we are making a gorgeous Boho Lattice Crochet Headband. The secret to this eye-catching design is a simple crossover technique (the trellis stitch) and using two different colors of yarn for a striking two-tone effect. It is a fantastic beginner-friendly project that makes a perfect quick gift.
Are you a visual learner?I highly recommend watching the full step-by-step video tutorial right here before you begin.
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How to Crochet an Easy Two-Tone Twisted Headband (Boho Trellis Stitch)
If you are looking for a quick, stash-busting project that looks incredibly intricate but is actually super simple, you are in the right place! Welcome back to Crochetsmash.
Today, we are making a gorgeous Boho Lattice Crochet Headband. The secret to this eye-catching design is a simple crossover technique (the trellis stitch) and using two different colors of yarn for a striking two-tone effect. It is a fantastic beginner-friendly project that makes a perfect quick gift.
Are you a visual learner?I highly recommend watching the full step-by-step video tutorial right here before you begin.
Yarn:Two complementary colors of medium/worsted weight yarn (Color A and Color B)
Hooks:4.5 mm crochet hook (for the base) and a 4 mm crochet hook (for the main pattern)
Notions:Yarn needle and scissors
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How to Crochet an Easy Two-Tone Twisted Headband (Boho Trellis Stitch)
If you are looking for a quick, stash-busting project that looks incredibly intricate but is actually super simple, you are in the right place! Welcome back to Crochetsmash.
Today, we are making a gorgeous Boho Lattice Crochet Headband. The secret to this eye-catching design is a simple crossover technique (the trellis stitch) and using two different colors of yarn for a striking two-tone effect. It is a fantastic beginner-friendly project that makes a perfect quick gift.
Are you a visual learner?I highly recommend watching the full step-by-step video tutorial right here before you begin.
What You Will Need
Yarn:Two complementary colours of medium/worsted-weight yarn (Colour A and Colour B)
Hooks:4.5 mm crochet hook (for the base) and a 4 mm crochet hook (for the main pattern)
Notions:Yarn needle and scissors. In the first part, you make one section of the two-tone headband. Then the video will teach you how to start the second tone as a mirrored version of the first half.
I am not forgetting the left handers.
Do you wish to see a scarf in this pattern? Comment "scarf" if you wish to have a scarf tutorial
