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Winter Morning Braided Head Wrap

My favorite winter accessory is the head wrap. It's soft, it keeps your… 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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One Skein Flower Headband

Do you want to learn how to knit a headband using less than one skein of… More

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Rainy Day Headband

So, all of the easy knitting projects are too plain for you? Time to try… More

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Eyelet Headband

No time to style your hair? Just throw on this adorable knit Eyelet… More

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Tribal Striped Headband

Knit headband patterns are a great way to add a little something extra to… More

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Beautiful Blossom Headband

If you have a young daughter or granddaughter, you know how hard it can be… More

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Classic Inaugural Cloche

Feel as glamorous as can be even when it's chilly out. This Classic Inaugural Cloche was designed to match a similar hat worn by an… Continue reading: "Classic Inaugural Cloche"



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