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Twin Leaf Lace Headband

By: Christine Stringer from ceeceescrafts.co.uk

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Updated April 25, 2018
Twin Leaf Lace Headband

This Twin Leaf Lace Headband is a stunning lacy accessory that looks harder than it is. The headband is created using a simple 6 row lace pattern that is knit in aran/worsted yarn so it knits up quickly. You can have one of these adorable headbands ready in just an hour and a half! It's a gorgeous reminder that spring is here at last and the buds are starting to open on the trees. Keep your ears warm during the transitional weather, but don't sacrifice style by doing so with this lovely knit headband.

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Easy

Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Gauge4 stitches, 6 rows, 1 inches. Stockinette stitch

Materials List

  • 5mm straight needles
  • Aran/worsted yarn

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