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48 min 24 sec
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Taught by Faith Hale
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When it comes to knit projects, headbands are relatively quick to knit and are, as Faith's mom calls her when she's being helpful, "useful as well as decorative." In this in-depth class, Creativebug staff artist Faith Hale knits three headbands, one in a rib stitch finished with a twist, one featuring honeycomb cables, and a delicate lace pattern that ties in the back. Along the way you'll learn special techniques like seaming, working an i-cord, a provisional cast-on, and reading a lace chart. Whether to rescue a bad hair day or provide a touch of extra warmth, knitting these headbands are a quick way to learn new skills and the results are sweet and stylish.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
- Tape measure
- PDF download
- For the Twist Rib headband: Size 10 knitting needles and 80 yards bulky weight yarn - Faith is using Patons Alpaca Blend in Baltic
- For the Honeycomb Cable headband: Size 8 knitting needles, size K crochet hook, 5 yards in contrasting color, 120 yards worsted weight yarn - Faith is using Blue Sky Fibers Suri Merino in Haze
- For the Lace headband: Size 6 knitting needles, 120 yards DK weight yarn in a wool or wool blend - Faith is using Sheldridge Yarns Soft Touch DKW in Spring Green
Downloads:
- Knit a 1x1 rib
- Seam a twist headband
- Knit a honeycomb cable
- Make a provisional cast-on
- Work a kitcheners stitch
- Cable with and without a cable needle
- Read a lace chart and finish with lace
- Knit an i-cord
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Knit Headbands: Three Ways Reviews
46 users recommended this class to a friend
Valeria Hunter
Cute fast projects and learned something new with each one.
More than 3 months ago
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Judith Rosenberg
I have 4 great grand daughters who live abroad and will be visiting in the late fall early winter. I think this is the perfect little gift the girls would like two are 2 years and two are 4 & 6. The 2 year old are part of a triplet they have a brother and I will knit a hat for him.
More than 3 months ago
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Florence Manglani
wow! very beautiful and inspiring. I loved the way the patterns came out and also the color combinations.
More than 3 months ago
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