easy summer head scarf . Granny stripes bandana
So few days ago, in the middle of some projects, it came to my mind what an easy project I do which is wearable and quick and fun to do, being stuck at home for this epidemy, I thank god that i have this hobby and creativity to make things rather than getting board and cursing everything around me :)
So this headscarf is easy and achievable within one hour, one of the few projects I'm posting under "1 hour crochet projects".
So if you follow me for a while whether here or on youtube, you would know that I do the granny triangle differently when I do shawls or any similar project, so you see that you have straight lines forming a triangle shape instead of all the lines forming triangles.
Maybe some of you like it or may be not, depends on your preferences.
So without further due, scroll down to the written pattern if you didn't skip the intro yet :)
The video .
crochet hook: 4MM
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Video Tutorial
WRITTEN PATTERN
Ch4
Row 1 : 2dc in the 4th ch.
Row 2 : ch3, turn, 2 dc in the same st, 3dc in the last st.
Row 3 : ch3, turn, 2dc in the same st, 3dc in the space, 3dc in the last st.
Row 4 : ch3, turn, 2dc in the same st, 3dc in the next spaces, 3dc in the last st.
Repeat row 4 for a total of 27 rows.
Once completed, continue chaining 30, sl st in every ch to come back to the starting point, slip st through the other side and make another 30 ch, sl st back and fasten off.
WRITTEN PATTERN
Ch4
Row 1 : 2dc in the 4th ch.
Row 2 : ch3, turn, 2 dc in the same st, 3dc in the last st.
Row 3 : ch3, turn, 2dc in the same st, 3dc in the space, 3dc in the last st.
Row 4 : ch3, turn, 2dc in the same st, 3dc in the next spaces, 3dc in the last st.
Repeat row 4 for a total of 27 rows.
Once completed, continue chaining 30, sl st in every ch to come back to the starting point, slip st through the other side and make another 30 ch, sl st back and fasten off.
Hi! Just wanted to clarify some stuff:
ReplyDelete1. For Row 2, what do you mean by "same stitch"? Is it the first chain after ch3, or is it the last chain of 3ch from Row 1? Or is it the same stitch where we started the whole project?
2. For Row 2 again, when you say "3 dc in the last stitch", which last stitch are you pertaining to?
I tried watching the video, but I can't make out which stitches are being referred to when using the terms "same stitch" and "last stitch". Thank you in advanced for your response!
Hi, when you ch 3, there is a st under the ch 3 isn't it? That is what I mean.
ReplyDeleteFor the last st, it's the one where we did 3 DC together ( DC is a st) you work on top of it.
Hope this helps 😊
This pattern is very confusing. Typically if you write 2dc you mean to dc twice into the same stitch, whereas if you want to have 4 dc stitches total you write dc 4. You are not very specific about stitches and where each stitch ought to go. I want to make this pattern but I am having a very hard time following what you've written.
ReplyDeleteIf you are familiar with the granny stripes, you would understand this pattern, 2dc means 2dc, it means you do a dc twice and together with the ch3, there is no dc 4 in this pattern, it is only made of 3dc in each space to create that granny stripes look. I hope it is clear now. Watch the video, it'll help you.
DeleteI've made this pattern many times and it is very easy to follow and well written. It looks so cute when worn! Thank you so much for sharing it :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment, happy you like it
DeleteAgree!!!
DeleteThank you !
DeleteOmg I love this pattern! Thank you so much!!!! My daughter looks adorable in it. Lots of compliments too. Not hard at all either!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy you like it :)
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