I have become completely addicted to making ear warmer headbands. In fact, no one should have as many ear warmer headbands as I do. Not someone who lives in the South. Either way, today I am going to share with you my DIY Crochet Ear Warmer Headband Tutorial.
I have been making these headbands left and right! I was so excited to be spending a week in Colorado, and with the temps being much colder there, I had to make sure and keep my litter ears warm!
Realize that I have basically become addicted to making these now, and you will probably see several more versions on these Ear Warmer Headbands soon.
DIY Crochet Ear Warmer Headband
What I used to make my DIY Crochet Ear Warmer Headband:
- a rectangular loom
- super bulky (6oz.)in Graphite from Yarn Bee
- loom tool (hook)
- needle
- scissors
- measuring tape
- crochet hook
While this looks like a “big list” of supplies, it really isn’t. The main things you will use for this project are the loom and the looming tool (hook).
Instead of trying to take pictures and possibly confuse you along the way, I have decided to make a video tutorial to share the technique on how I made this ear warmer headband.
Once you get the hang of this technique, you can bet you will probably dish one of these out in an hour. That’s pretty good time for a project!
There are also a ton of fun little variations you can do with this project. I have seen several patterns for doing these headbands by hand, but I crochet almost as well as I sew, and the loom helps me out tremendously. If you were a super crafty crocheter you could probably whip one of these out in less than an hour, but I am a bit average.
Make sure to check out the video above, and I hope you find it easy to follow and will be making some of your own headbands soon. Enjoy this DIY Crochet Ear Warmer Headband Tutorial and let me know what you think!
Seana Turner says
January 9, 2014 at 07:43Very cute and TIMELY project with this polar vortex!! I think these could be a nice gift:)
Jennifer says
January 9, 2014 at 07:56Thanks, and I am lucky it wasn’t 90 here in Louisiana, ha! We’ve been feeling the cold, too. Brrrr….
Michelle says
January 9, 2014 at 09:01I wonder how this translates to knitting… they would be great gifts for my daughter to make! Perhaps for me?
Jennifer says
January 9, 2014 at 09:47Actually, since I used a loom for this, I guess it is technically a knitting project, LOL. I only used the crochet hook to remove the headband from the loom.
Tamara says
January 9, 2014 at 10:15This might be my favorite. Would it be too loud to make one in rainbow colors?
Tess says
January 10, 2014 at 11:12That is an uber cute headband. Nnow, I wantto learn how to knit so I can have one!
Jennifer says
January 10, 2014 at 13:07Oh, you should totally make one! I can’t tell you how many of these things I have, it’s borderline crazy. If you watch the video, you can make it!!
Therese @ Fresh Idea Studio says
January 12, 2014 at 12:16I love it Jennifer! Warm & Stylish ; ears I can see how even a Southerner can get obsessed with that cute thing!
cheers
Adrienne @ Whole New Mom says
January 15, 2014 at 22:45I LOVE this Jennifer. I used to know how to crochet but I’ve forgotten. Sharing on G+. Looking for your other tutorials!
Jennifer says
January 16, 2014 at 07:39Thanks Adrienne! I am so glad you like it 🙂 I am a bit addicted to making things…ha!
Jozee says
February 4, 2014 at 14:36Would this work with only 5 pegs if I wanted to make a narrower version? Or do I have to have an even number of pegs?
Jennifer says
February 4, 2014 at 15:25It would work with only 5 pegs as well. I have made a smaller version and it looks just as good!
Gayle says
July 7, 2014 at 00:41As the loom is a new tool to me I am so grateful for the clear instructions. Keep smiling! Gayle
Renee says
November 19, 2014 at 10:41What size loom did you use for the headband?
Jennifer says
November 19, 2014 at 15:17I used a regular scarf loom (rectangular) but only used a few rows of pegs, just enough for the width I was wanting to create.