Tunisian crochet ear warmer

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Quick and easy Tunisian ear warmer crochet pattern with a modern twist at the front.

This knit look Tunisian crochet ear warmer headband uses chunky yarn and large hook it will work up super fast.

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Tunisian Crochet Ear Warmer Free Pattern

How does a quick project usign chunky yarn and 8 mm crochet hook sound? My Tunisian Crochet Ear Warmer patern is free right here on the blog, check it out below.

I simply love quick and easy projects. That is exactly what this ear warmer is. I think it is perfect for the transitional weather. When it is not that warm anymore but not cold enough for a beanie.

This ear warmer would make such a lovely present for a loved one or a friend. Because they are so quick to make, you can also make one for everyone and have an ear warmer themed winter party! …. too crazy? Lol

TUNISIAN CROCHET EAR WARMER DESIGN PROCESS

I love Tunisian crochet. It is such a great and fun technique that I have discovered about 10 years ago. And I must say, I’m so excited every time an idea for a new Tunisian crochet project pops into my head.

There has been a little craze over the twisted headbands. I really like the technique, so I turned to my trusted Tunisian crochet knit stitch to create my Tunisian crochet ear warmer.

It is a simple beginner friendly crochet pattern as there is no increase or decrease technique invloved. Once you master the knit stitch with my super quick and easy video tutorial you are good to go!

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YARN I USED FOR TUNISIAN CROCHET EAR WARMER

For my Tunisian crochet ear warmer, I reached for a yarn that I have already introduced here on the blog- West Yorkshire Spinners Re:Treat yarn.

It is a chunky wool roving that gives you an insane stitch definition and cosy feel to your finished project.

I used a little over a full ball so I would recommend buying 2 balls (I know you don’t need any encouragmet to buy more yarn, right?)

But if you have some yarn left over maybe you could whip up a mini me version of this headband?

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MATERIALS

• West Yorkshire Spinners Retreat; chunky wool roving; 100% Bluefaced Kerry Hill; 140m per 100g ball

2 balls in Harmony

• 8 mm Tunisian crochet hook
• Yarn needle
• Scissors

FINISHED SIZE

10 cm width x 53 cm head circumference

TENSION

13 st x 14 rows measures 10 x 10 cm

STITCHES AND ABBREVIATIONS (US CROCHET TERMS)

ch- chain stitch

tks– Tunisian knit stitch (to watch a video tutorial, please CLICK HERE)

yrh- yarn over hook

FP- forward pass

RP- return pass

For abbreviations master list as set out by Craft Yarn Council, please CLICK HERE.

PATTERN NOTES

• The pattern starts with a foundation chain
• The headband is worked in rows across the narrow side until you reach the required length
• It is then sewn up with the two ends twisted over each other to create the headband
• The loop that stays on the hook counts as first stitch throughout the pattern

SIZE ADJUSTMENTS

• To adjust the width of the headband, add or take away stitches from the starting chain
• If you want to make smaller or bigger headband, work more/less rows

TUNISIAN CROCHET EAR WARMER MAIN PATTERN

Chain 13.

Row 1 FP: starting in 2^nd ch from hook, (insert hook into next ch, yrh, pull up a loop and leave on hook) repeat across to end. 13 loops on hook

Row 1 RP: yrh, pull through 1 loop, (yrh, pull through 2 loops) repeat to end until 1 loop remains on hook.

Row 2 FP: 1 tks across. 13 tks

Row 2 RP: yrh, pull through 1 loop, (yrh, pull through 2 loops) repeat to end until 1 loop remains on hook.

Repeat Row 2 FP & RP another 73 times.

Before finishing the last return pass, please check out the Tunisian Crochet Cast Off – Free Video Tutorial on how to neatly finish the last row.

Fasten off leaving long tail end for sewing up.

FINISHING INSTRUCTIONS

Turn your work so that RS is facing you. Fold the headband in half offsetting the two ends so that one end only reaches the halfway over the bottom.

Fold the top one in half folding it underneath the bottom one, fold the bottom one in half folding it over the top one.

With the tail end sew through all 4 layers to secure the twist. Sew in the tail end. Turn the right side out.

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Final Thoughts

Happy crocheting! I hope you enjoyed the pattern.

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If you like Tunisian Crochet, you might also like these:

• Tunisian Cross Stitch
• Tunisian Lacy Shell Stitch
• Tunisian Purl Stitch
• Tunisian Honeycomb Stitch
• Tunisian Simple Stitch
• Tunisian Knit Stitch – Free Tutorial

Check out the blog for more free patterns!

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