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Inner Goddess Headband

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Lots of Ideas with this stitch coming your way! 
This headband makes me think back to Roman times, Greek Goddess or even what Eve would wear. 
Bring out your inner Goddess when you sport this. Add some ting flowers for a soft look. What will you use to make yours> Send me your photos @ crochetchig@gmail.com

So this headband is pretty simple follow my picture step by step directions on this entry 

and make enough to go around your head slightly tightly. if it's tooo loose if will fall and if it's too tight it will look funny and  not me comfy. 

I used a size J crochet hook and 
Bernet Satin yarn ( any 4 or 3 ply will do)

Sew or weave through with your hook the first croc stitch on the of the last one you did. and you are done! How easy and quick is this fun pattern!!

This would be great for toga parties too!!




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  1. CrystalStradeJanuary 1, 2014 at 11:12 AM

    This is absolutely lovely, as I was beginning a headband for myself or my daughter, I got to thinking that it would also make an outstanding belt! just make it long enough for the person's waist, sew a button on and the middle of the scale is the button loop.

    Thank you for sharing this. God bless! Happy New Year as well!

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