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Crochet Headband & Flower Patterns

This document provides instructions for making a crochet headband and interchangeable flower patterns. The headband is made from a single chain row and is stretchy enough to fit over different sizes. Three layer flower patterns are also included with instructions on how to create open or closed center flowers using different rounds of chains and stitches. The flowers can be made in multiple colors and attached to buttons or other items to make them interchangeable. Diagrams and photos are included to illustrate the stitch patterns.

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Crochet Headband & Flower Patterns

This document provides instructions for making a crochet headband and interchangeable flower patterns. The headband is made from a single chain row and is stretchy enough to fit over different sizes. Three layer flower patterns are also included with instructions on how to create open or closed center flowers using different rounds of chains and stitches. The flowers can be made in multiple colors and attached to buttons or other items to make them interchangeable. Diagrams and photos are included to illustrate the stitch patterns.

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  • Introduction
  • 3 Layer Flower Pattern
  • Headband Instructions
  • Flower Patterns

HEADBAND AND

INTERCHANGEABLE FLOWER
PATTERNS

Materials needed:
Size G crochet hook
inch button
Caron Simply Soft (or similar yarn)
-ORCotton Yarn (the headband can't get stretched out of shape with
cotton)

Headband Row 1 - Chain 50. Turn.


Row 2 - Skip 1 stitch, hdc into stitch to end. Fasten off, weave in ends.
Sew the button onto one end. The hdc spaces are stretchy enough that you
can fasten the button into any one of them.
If the headband ever gets stretched out from putting it on and off the hat, you
can just machine wash it on cold, lay flat to dry, and it will go back to it's
original size.

3 LAYER FLOWER PATTERN

Materials needed:
Size G crochet hook
Worsted weight yarn
Tapestry needle
(If you want a bigger flower, just use a bigger hook)
FLOWER
For flower with open center Chain 4, join to make a circle, making sure your circle is big enough to fit over the
19mm button.
Chain 3, connect chain 3 to loop. Do this a total of 5 times, for a total of 5 loops,
attaching the last loop to the first stitch of the first loop, this completes the first round of
foundation loops. See figures 1 - 3
fig. 1

fig. 2

fig. 3

For flower with closed center Start with a magic loop (sometimes called a magic circle if you don't know how to
make one, check YouTube for instructions, which is where I learned :). Single crochet
into the loop 5 times, then make the same loops as instructed above, but connect them to
the next stitch with a slip stitch and join. The rest of the pattern is for both flowers.

For multi-color flowers, change your color on


every round.

ROUND 1 Working in first loop 1 Single crochet (SC), 1 half double crochet (HDC), 3 double crochet (DC), 1 half
double crochet (HDC), 1 single crochet (SC). Do this in all 5 loops and you have your
first row of petals. Connect to first SC using a slip stitch. See figures 4 6.
This creates a flower with an open center that you can place onto a button to make
interchangeable flowers. If you want a flower with a closed center, start you
fig. 4

fig. 5

fig. 6

ROUND 2 (Working into the back of the flower)


Turn flower over so the back side is facing up. Insert hook into a stitch between the first
2 petals, making a slip stitch (see photo).
Chain 4. Insert hook into a stitch between the next 2 petals. Continue doing a chain 4 in
this same way until you have 5 loops.
1 SC, 1 HDC, 4 DC, 1 HDC, 1 SC. Do this in all 5 loops and you'll have your 2nd row of
petals. Insert hook into a stitch between last 2 petals using a slip stitch. See figures 7
11.
fig. 7

fig. 8

fig. 9

fig. 10

fig. 11

ROUND 3 - (Working in the back of the flower)


Keep working on the back side and chain 5. Insert hook into a stitch between the next 2
petals. Continue doing a chain 5 in this same way until you have 5 loops.
1 SC, 1 HDC, 5 DC, 1 HDC, 1 SC. Do this in all 5 loops and you'll have your 3rd row of
petals. Insert hook into a stitch between last 2 petals using a slip stitch.
Fasten off, weave in ends and pop onto the button, or for solid center, add a clip
to the back, a pinback, or sew onto your project.
See figures 12 and 13 for view of back and front of flower.
fig. 12

fig. 13

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