Faye Headwrap

Hey friends!!!

I honestly can’t believe how incredibly busy the last few weeks have been. Getting the kids ready to go back to school and making sure they have everything that they need plus navigating new health restrictions has been exhausting. We are making it through though!

I have jumped into fall and winter prep mode and I am definitely excited about it! Hats and headbands have been consistently on my hook along with a few new design ideas!! Be sure to follow me on Instagram or Facebook to see sneak peeks off what is coming!

I have plenty of new ideas and I can’t wait to get them out to testers and the patterns into your hands! I find fall to be my most creative and motivational season!

When are you most creative?

I think I am most creative at this time because hats are one of my most favourite things to create! I always have endless ideas for them and I really enjoy wearing them. They are a staple in my fall and winter wardrobe.

Made By Sarah, Maddie Lee & Little D’s Crochet Corner

Made By Nicole, Tied Up In Knots

This week I am so excited to bring you a pattern that I created for Avery Lane Creations yarn subscription box!! The Faye Headwrap pattern was created with her amazing worsted hand dyed yarn! It is one of the most luxurious yarns I have had the pleasure to work with! Nicky always comes up with some of the most unique and stunning colourways. I am also a big fan of her tonals also, they really help show of the beautiful textures in your projects.

Have you tried hand dyed yarn?

I would love to hear about your favourite yarns to work with! Maybe I will find another one to love, so please drop your favourites in the comments!!

Made By Crystal, Simply Smith Creations

PATTERN : Faye Headwrap

What you need:
5 mm crochet hook (or hook to obtain gauge).

Worsted weight (4) yarn. I used hand dyed wool yarn from Avery Lane Creations (approx. 30 – 60 yards)

Yarn needle
Measuring tape
Scissors

Gauge:

8 STS of the body by 7 rows = 2 inches.

Stitches you will be working with:

CH: Chain

CSC: Crossed Single Crochet: skip next ST, SC in next ST, then SC in the skipped ST.

SC: Single Crochet
ST(S): Stitch(es)

Notes: Written in US terminology. All CH 1 do not count as a stitch. If you are having trouble matching the gauge, you may need to go up or down a hook size.

Pattern : Child Size 5 mm hook

CH 21

Row 1: SC in 2^nd CH from hook, SC in next 19 STS, turn. (20 STS)

Row 2: CH 1, SC in 1^st ST, CSC over the next 18 STS, SC in last ST, turn. 20 STS

Row 3: CH 1, SC in 1^st ST, CSC over the next 18 STS, SC in last ST, turn. (20 STS)

Row 4: CH 1, SC across, turn. (20 STS)

Repeat rows 2, 3 and 4 until your piece reaches 18 inches long, unstretched.

Fasten off and leave a long tail to sew your piece together.

Finishing instructions are located at the end of the pattern.

Guys, how adorable is Lacey wearing her Faye Headwrap!

Made By Melisa, Made By Melsie

Small Adult Size 5 mm hook

CH 23

Row 1: SC in 2^nd CH from hook, SC in next 21 STS, turn. 22 STS

Row 2: CH 1, SC in 1^st ST, CSC over the next 20 STS, SC in last ST, turn. 22 STS

Row 3: CH 1, SC in 1^st ST, CSC over the next 20 STS, SC in last ST, turn. 22 STS

Row 4: CH 1, SC across, turn. 22 STS

Repeat rows 2, 3 and 4 until your piece reaches 19 inches long, unstretched.

Fasten off and leave a long tail to sew your piece together.

Finishing Your Headwrap

Step 1: Fold the short ends of your headwrap while making sure your headwrap isn’t twisted. Photo 1

Step 2: Interlock the folds. Photo 2

Step 3: Using your yarn tail and tapestry needle, sew all four ends together, secure and weave in all ends. Photo 3

Step 4: Flip your headwrap inside out so that the seam is inside your headwrap.

There you have it!

You have made your very own Faye Headwrap.

If you want a printed version with all the sizes of this pattern, click on over to my Ravelry site here where you can buy and download instantly.

I love to see your finished items, so feel free to use #fayeheadwrap when you are posting your photos, so I can admire your work!

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