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Retro Butterfly Headband

Channel the spirit of the 1960's in this Retro Butterfly Headband. This… More

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Anthro-tastic Headband

Wear an Anthropologie-inspired accessory without the designer price tag.… More

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Heart Headband

This adorable knit headband pattern is full of fun hues and happy hearts.… More

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Twisted Headband Knitting Pattern

A subtle cable makes this stylish knit headband pattern truly special. The… More

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Two Strands Headband

If you've been looking for the perfect beginner stranded color work… More

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Easy Woven Cable Headband

A knitted headband pattern is a great on-the-go knitting project because… More

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Wine Harvest Headband

The coming of autumn means many things, some welcome and some not. This… More

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Easy Brioche Turban

Bohemian-chic is in, and this knitted headband pattern is just what you… More

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Twisted Sister Headband

Learning how to knit a headband is as easy as 1-2-3 with the Twisted… More

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Twisted Step-Sister Headband

If you've got some extra yarn lying around, cast on this beautifully… More

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Moonlight Buttoned Headband

It's time to learn how to knit a headband that is both practical and… More

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Garter Stitch Goodness Headband

Never underestimate the beauty of simple garter stitch knitting. The… More

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Around We Go Headband

Who would have known that the day you became a knitter was the last day… More

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Friday Night Headband

Want to know a secret? You can now keep your hair out of your face in… More

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Braided Cable Headband

Learning how to make a headband has never been easier than with the… More

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Learner's Curve Clutch

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