Winter Headband Ear Warmer - 2 Pack Warm Cozy Fleece Stretchy Ear Muff with Full Cover for Outdoor Sports, Running, Hiking, Cycling, Tennis, Jogging

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When it's cold, running headbands offer the perfect amount of insulation for your ears and forehead. Because the heat can escape from the top of your head, they don't cause overheating like a beanie hat can. And even if you do decide to take it off, it's much easier to stash - just wrap it around your wrist - than that awkward beanie.

Doing a small project like ear warmers also helps you to get familiar with how you chain and how to adjust your chain. This pattern is for personal use only. Pattern instructions may be accessed and used by individuals for personal, non-commercial purposes only. Users may create finished products based on the pattern instructions for personal use or gifting.For the best fit, always measure around the head first and then crochet your accessory based on that specific measurement. yo, insert hook into st, pull up loop, yo, insert hook into same st, pull up loop, yo and pull through all five loops on the hook Easy Crochet Ear Warmer Pattern Instructions Small Adult Free Crochet Pattern Instructions Do note that sizes by age alone are not the best detail to use when crocheting an accessory that should fit, especially around the head. Few years ago I got a wonderful gift – a fleece ear warmer that kept me warm during the cold winter days. I loved it as it kept my ears as warm as my body, and I could still wear a ponytail. It’s made of soft fleece and is really comfortable and stylish so I decided I need few more. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find exactly the style and color combo I wanted, so I decided to make my own.

Most of the winter ear warmer crochet headband patterns have matching scarves or cowls too. Keep warm this winter with an easy ear warmer. Comfort: Primarily, a running headband should feel comfortable to run in for extended periods – snug-fitting enough to not slip out of position no matter how windy it is, or how much you're moving, but also not so tight that it feels restrictive or makes wearing earphones underneath uncomfortable.If you can knit the garter stitch, then you can make this fabulous knit headband! First you make a garter stitch square and then fold and wrap with yarn to form the adorably huge bow. Then you make a long garter stitch rectangle for the band. Sew your bits and bobs and you’re done! If you would like to substitute, and use another yarn to follow this pattern, I suggest starting with the same weight yarn and making a test swatch to see if it can give you the same results. The vertical cables on this headband really make it stand out from the crowd. The tapered sides use short row knitting techniques and stretchy knit ribbing, while the top is worked in regular rows of cables. This is a great option for someone with short hair. For a close match to Sprightly Yarn Acrylic Super Bulky, I’ve gathered a list of yarns I recommend you review first, based on what was suggested by YarnSub.com: In cooler weather, ear warmers make fantastic accessories, and you can effortlessly create one for everyone in your life since the Twisted Crochet Ear Warmer is provided in five different sizes.