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Media Press Crochet Pattern: Simple Hairband
I was doing some house keeping in my craft room last few days, only to find out that I have so many left over yarns from my previous knitting and crocheting projects, oh dear!!! What am I going to do with them, I can’t just throw them away? They are neither enough to knit into garments, nor I can combine all of them to make one…. the colors are just “repulsive” when come together :p Since I am keeping long hair, why not make them into some hairbands!!!! You know, time is bad and I have to save a little when come to handicraft :p
I took some rubber hairbands and started to crochet, just a simple pattern. With combination of some yarns, I have made 8 hairbands in just an hour 
They are shown below, just click “Next” to see all of them. I also showed the yarns I used for each hairband I have made.
My daughter likes the pink the best but her hair is too short to put them on. I let her keep it, she can use it when her hair is long enough
If you want to try one, you just need to prepare some yarns, 8/0 crochet hook and a rubber hairband. Follow the photos and the instruction written just below the photo, you should be able to get one done very fast.
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I luv all the handbands you made. They are simply gorgeous! But sad thing is I dun keep long hair and no daughter too.
Btw, your first photo looks so professional with beautfiful composition too! Well done!
Thanks. 2 options, you can make a few and wait until your hair is long enough, or give them to your friends who can use it
Very pretty hairbands but like the other poster, I don’t have long hair anymore.
You can always make some as gifts to friend with long hair
This is a great, easy pattern and gives me something to do with all that “left over” yarn!! I also have long hair so these will be used a LOT – Thanks Joanne!!
You are welcome!!! Isn’t it fun to share
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Oh, thanks!!! You are so generous
Yes! Agreed with LK, your composition of this pic is great! Well done! Let me figure out how to make this hairband….
It is easy and it is meant for beginner
Thanks for linking to me!
These are quite lovely–I do not have long hair but my daughter does AND she loves the scrunchie look!!! She will receive many for her birthday!!!
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I would really like to make some of these for grandchildren, but I’m not able to get to the pattern at all. Instead of 4 pictures, I only get one picture and there is no “next” to click on. Can this be corrected?
HI Gaye, I have made the album to the second page. Please go to page 2 and click next picture on the album. This should work.
I did the above to find the pattern, but it’s still not there–anywhere.. Help?
Go to page 2 and click the “next” arrow at the bottom right corner of the photo.
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