Crochet a Stylish Ponytail Headband

If you're looking to add a touch of style to your ponytail, why not try crocheting a stylish ponytail headband? With just a bit of yarn and a crochet hook, you can create a unique accessory that will make your ponytail pop! Whether you prefer a cozy winter headband or a delicate lace design for warmer days, the options are endless when it comes to crochet patterns. Plus, making your own headband allows you to customize it to perfectly match your style and personality. So, grab your favorite yarn colors, follow a simple crochet pattern, and soon you'll be rocking a fashionable ponytail headband that's sure to turn heads!

Sup­plies:

• 1 Skein of Impec­ca­ble Medi­um Worsted Blue yarn
• H hook

Abbre­vi­a­tions:

• ch=chain
• dc=double cro­chet
• sl st=slip stitch

Row 1: Chain 19 (Mul­ti­ples of 2 + 1) so you can make this more com­pre­hen­sive or less com­pre­hen­sive with your chain count, dc in the 3rd chain from the hook and each chain across. Turn

Row 2: Chain 3, dc in the next stitch, dc in the begin­ning stitch with ch 3, (that cre­ates the cross dc), *skip next stitch, dc in the next, dc in the skipped stitch (that cre­ates the cross dc), *Repeat to across, dc in the last stitch. Turn

Rows 3–32: Repeat Row 2 for 31 rows or until it fits snug­gly around your head.

Row 33: Chain 3, dc in each stitch across

Pony­tail Open­ing:

Take the two ends togeth­er, slip stitch in the next 5, then only slip stitch on one side in the next 8 stitch­es to keep it open, then take the two ends togeth­er and slip stitch to the end. If you don’t want the open­ing for the pony­tail, you can slip-stitch it closed.