Easy Crochet Bandana Free Pattern

Jenny and Teddy Easy Crochet Bandana Free Pattern

Looking for a super simple, quick-to-make hair accessory? This Easy Crochet Bandana from Jenny and Teddy is exactly what you need! Perfect for those warm, sunny days or when you just want a cute, casual way to tie your hair back, this bandana works up in a flash. With its straightforward design and lovely picot edging, it adds a touch of handmade charm to any outfit while being incredibly practical.

This free pattern is fantastic for beginners because it uses basic stitches to create the main triangle shape, making it a stress-free project that you can finish in a single afternoon. The addition of a delicate picot border gives it a beautiful finished look without being overly complicated. Grab some soft, breathable cotton yarn and your crochet hook, and let’s get started on your new go-to summer accessory!

Materials.

You can use any yarn fiber nad crochet hook size of your desired.

In this example bandana, I use.

• cotton DK weight yarn 1 ball 50 gram/115 yard
• measuring tape
• yarn needle

Skill and abbreviations

(American crochet terms)

You will need to know how to make

• Sl st (slip stitch)
• sc which mean single crochet
• dc which mean double crochet
• hdc which mean half double crochet

Measurement of the example piece.

• 17 inches wide.
• 7 inches deep.

To fit most adult heads is 18×9. Just add more rows to make the bandana bigger size.

Easy crochet hair scarf step-by-step video tutorial.

Easy crochet banda pattern instruction.

Start of by making a slip knot. Then make 5 chains and slip stitch to join the end to form the circle.

Row1.   ch2, (count as first hdc stitch), 2 hdc into the circle, ch2, 3hdc into the circle.

Row2.  ch2, (count as first hdc stitch), turn. 2hdc into the first st, make 1hdc in each of the next st until at the middle point ch space, ( in the middle ch space make 2hdc, ch2, 2hdc ), then 1hdc in each of the next st, 

Now we are onto last st of the row ( the turning chain) make 3 hdc.

Row3.  ch2, (count as first dc stitch), turn. 2dc into the first st, then *ch1, skip1,1dc in next st*   repeat * to*  until at the middle point chain space ( in the middle point ch space make 1dc, ch2, 1dc ), then *ch1, skip1,1dc in next st*   repeat * to*  .

Now we move onto the last st of the row ( the turning chain from the previous row) and make 3dc.

Row4.  ch2, turn. 2hdc into the first st, *make 1hdc in next st and 1 hdc in ch space*  repeat * to * until at the middle point ch space, ( in the middle ch space make 2hdc, ch2, 2hdc ), then *make 1hdc in next st and 1 hdc in ch space*  repeat * to * .

Now we move onto the last st of the row ( the turning chain from the previous row) and make 3 hdc.

Now, Repeat rows 1-4 until you get your desired size.

Add picot edge.

Join new yarn at one of the end points of the bandana, then chain 3 and slip stitch in the same st.

Then (slip st in the next 2 st, and on the next st make chain3, then slip st in the same st).

Repeat in the ( ) until the other end of the bandana.

Add tie.

Join new yarn to each end of the bandana and chain away 30-40 chains.

All done.