While I was in Texas visiting my daughter and her new baby girl, Lucy Jane, she asked me to make her some headbands. I had a few skeins of yarn from other projects with me and whipped up a few. We giggled at how cute she was with her giant bow. When I got home I made her some more headbands. I love interchangeable things
We realized this year we needed some decorations for St. Patrick’s day. My son requested a flag for our holder and I think it turned out super cute. We wanted a little more green so I made a garland to wrap around my basket. You could make several for a longer garland too. I hope you’ll enjoy this quick, little project. Lucky Little Garland
Keeping my ears and face warm this winter have been a constant quest. We have finally gotten a lot of snow, but it has also been colder than usual for long periods of time. Of course, this had to be the year we got our son a puppy. Oila (pronounced oy-la), a female black lab, has lots of energy and taking her on long walks helps
I made this pack for a quick solution to last minute gifts. I wanted a slightly chunky headband and mitt set with a fun texture for my family and friends. These whip up in just a few hours and the set takes less then 2 skeins of Lion Brand Tweed Stripes. Other yarns may be substituted. Mitts come in 3 sizes. My little boy LOVES
Most Sunday mornings I like to pull my hair up, rather than spending a lot of time on it. I wanted a headband that would be light enough to wear year round and could be worn with anything. This band is thinner than most, with a lattice look around the sides and bow in front. This is designed to match my Sunday Mornings Scarf. Sunday
We’ve all purchased yarn that we LOVE, just because it is wonderful. I was shopping at a local dime store and found Red Heart Super Tweed. I picked up a couple of skeins, Smokey and Pinkberry. The other night I needed a quick and easy project to work on while in the car. This headwrap was born. Are you on Ravelry? Please add the “Button
My two oldest kids have always burned easily. No matter how much sunscreen we applied, they would always end up with a burn. My daughter, now 22, recently spent the day at an airshow and even tho she put on sunscreen throughout the day she still ended up imitating a lobster. She needed a wide brimmed sun hat right away to shade her burnt face and shoulders.
For the Fourth of July I wanted to whip up a simple headband for my niece to wear. The band is meant to tie behind the head. It is light and airy, perfect for year round. It is also fun tied around a sun hat. Want to save this for later? CLICK HERE to add it to your favorites on Ravelry. Celebration Headband Project Info Project Description: a simple
On our trip to Canada this summer, I picked up some colorful yarn I hadn’t seen. Red Heart Grumdrop yarn in Licorice and Rock Candy are both amazing yarns! I wanted an easy project for in the car. I’d been meaning to remake my “mustache headband” to show the beautiful texture. It made a super cute cowl for my assistant Brookie, shown in photo above,
This band is perfect for last minute gifts. I wanted a new, slightly chunky, headband that could fit a variety of sizes. This whips up in about an hour and takes less then 1 skein of Lion Brand Tweed Stripes. Tweed Stripes is a soft and colorful yarn, available in many different colors. I LOVE this yarn and hope you will too. Club Snappy Headband
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Living life creatively, full of crochet, crafts, family and random quirkiness. I hope my whimsical, colorful crochet, projects and ramblings will fill your day with happiness. ~Heidi |
