HOW TO HEADBAND - Free Knitting Pattern
A cosy ribbed headband with a double layer of warmth and step-by-step video support.
Keep your ears cosy with the HOW TO HEADBAND, designed by Kim May Büchel (@letitbeknit) for LANGYARNS.
This knitting pattern uses a simple knit 2, purl 1 rib to create a stretchy, comfortable fit. Knitted in the round and folded double, the headband has a neat finish, with the cast-on and cast-off edges joined together on the inside.
Knitted in LANGYARNS MERINO+, it’s a lovely project for cooler days and a thoughtful handmade gift. The pattern comes in one flexible size, fitting head circumferences of approximately 48–60cm.
A video tutorial accompanies the pattern to guide you through the construction and finishing.
Pattern Details
| Designer | Kim May Büchel (@letitbeknit) for LANGYARNS |
|---|---|
| Format | Digital download |
| Price | Free |
| Size | One size, fitting head circumferences of approximately 48–60cm |
| Construction | Knitted in the round, folded double, and seamed on the inside |
| Stitch pattern | Knit 2, purl 1 rib |
| Needles | 4.5mm circular needle, 60cm long, or size needed to achieve tension |
| Yarn | 100g LANGYARNS MERINO+ |
| Tension | 22 stitches and 26 rows per 10cm in rib, washed, dried, and lightly stretched |
| You will also need | 1 stitch marker, scissors, and a tapestry needle |
Why We Love It
The stretchy rib and double-layer construction make this a cosy, comfortable accessory for chilly days. Joining the cast-on and cast-off edges on the inside gives a tidy finish when worn.
With a simple repeating stitch pattern and video support, it’s a lovely opportunity to practise knitting in the round and create something useful.
Step-by-Step Video Tutorial
Follow along with the video tutorial as you knit your HOW TO HEADBAND, with guidance on the construction and finishing steps.
Please Note
This is a digital knitting pattern download, not a finished headband. You will need yarn, needles, and basic knitting notions to complete the project.
You can substitute a yarn of a similar weight, provided your tension matches the pattern. Knit a tension swatch before you begin to check the fit.
