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1920’s Rose Swirl Headband Crochet Pattern

March 20, 2015

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Let’s face it, I’m a bit of a workaholic!
Many nights I’ll easily stay up till 1am, just trying to edit one more photo or reply to that last email…
For example, I had no internet yesterday, and when it finally came on again I had to be extra focused, just so I could finish writing/editing this post. 
I’ll admit, it can be somewhat exhausting but it’s all worth it when I see the finished result! 

There is something so rewarding about sharing something new, and creative with the world.
So it should come as no surprise, that one of my favourite quotes is, “The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.” – Pablo Picasso



What You’ll Need

5.00mm Crochet Hook
100g Worsted Yarn {10ply} – I used Drops Paris
Scissors
Tapestry/Wool Needle

Colours

{This is the list of colours I used}
Dark Old Pink
Off White
Finished Size
Fits 13 Years & Up
Width: 4″

Gauge
 4 Stitches & 5 Rows in Half Double Crochet  = 1 Inch


Headband
Taking your 5.00mm crochet hook and worsted yarn (dark old pink), start of by making a Slip Knot, then crochet 16 Chains.
Row 1– Crochet 1 Single Crochet in the third chain from your hook, Chain 2, then crochet 1 Single Crochet in the same stitch. *Skip 2 stitches. Crochet 1 Single Crochet in the next stitch, Chain 2, then crochet 1 Single Crochet in the same stitch. Repeat from the * 4 times. Crochet 1 Half Double Crochet in the next/last stitch.
Row 2– Chain 2, crochet 1 Double Crochet in the same stitch. *Crochet 3 Double Crochets in the “Chain 2” space you made in the previous row. Repeat from the * 5 times. Crochet 1 Double Crochet in the last stitch.
Row 3– Chain 1, crochet 1 Half Double Crochet in the same stitch. Skip 1 stitch. Crochet 1 Single Crochet in the next stitch, Chain 2, then crochet 1 Single Crochet in the same stitch. *Skip 2 stitches. Crochet 1 Single Crochet in the next stitch, Chain 2, then crochet 1 Single Crochet in the same stitch. Repeat from the * 4 times. Skip 1 stitch. Crochet 1 Half Double Crochet in the next/last stitch.
Row 4 – 44– Repeat rows 2 – 3. {Note: You can either add or take away a couple sets of rows 2 – 3, depending on your head’s circumference.}
Row 45– Repeat row 2.
Row 46– Chain 1, then crochet a Single Crochet into the
same stitch, but only through the back loop. {Note: Continue crocheting the stitches in this row only in the back loop.} Crochet 1 Single Crochet in every stitch across.
Row 47 – 49– Chain 1, crochet 1 Single Crochet in the same stitch. Crochet 1 Single Crochet in every stitch across.
Row 50– Chain 1,  then crochet a Single Crochet into the
same stitch, but only through the back loop. {Note: Continue crocheting the stitches in this row only in the back loop.} Crochet 1 Single Crochet in every stitch across.
Row 51– Chain 1, crochet 1 Single Crochet in the same stitch. Crochet 1 Single Crochet in every stitch across.
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.
Taking your tapestry needle, sew both ends of the headband together.

Ruffle
Taking your 5.00mm crochet hook and yarn (off white), start of by making a Slip Knot and attaching your yarn to the 2nd stitch of ‘Row 46’ . {Note: You want to attach the yarn through the front loop you didn’t crochet into in row 46 of the headband pattern.}
Chain 3, then crochet 1 Triple Crochet in the same front loop. *Crochet 4 Triple Crochets in the next front loop. Repeat from the * all across. In the second last front loop, Chain 3, and Slip Stitch down into the same front loop.
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.

Repeat the ruffle pattern once more, but this time attaching your yarn to the 2nd stitch of ‘Row 50’.

Border
Taking your 5.00mm hook and yarn (off white), Single Crochet  all around the top/edge of the headband. Slip Stitch into the first single crochet.
Repeat on the bottom edge of the headband as well.
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.


Hope you all enjoyed this pattern for a fashionable flapper headband!

If you did crochet this, please post a photo of your creation onto my Facebook Page.
I’d love to see it!

 Have a lovely day crocheting,

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  1. Anonymous says

    April 15, 2015 at 4:02 am

    I love your patterns, especially your 1920's inspired ones. I too have always loved the fashion from that era, but I had searched many sites for 1920's patterns and they never looked very authentic or true to that time period. But, your patterns are exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for giving most of them away for free.

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  2. Erica Carey says

    April 15, 2015 at 4:55 pm

    What does it mean when you say crochet in the same stitch?

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  3. Anonymous says

    August 8, 2015 at 8:30 pm

    it means (for example) put two single crochet in one stitch

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    • Kristina Horsley says

      June 12, 2021 at 12:29 pm

      This pattern is so beautiful. I’ll have to see about making me one… or maybe a few of these headbands.

      Reply
  4. Diane Mosconi Orth-Wininger says

    August 17, 2015 at 8:37 pm

    Any suggestions to size this for someone younger than 13? My niece is 7 and very petite. I'm not as concerned about the embellishments on the headband, just how to downsize the band itself.

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    • Christabelle Boyette says

      February 19, 2018 at 5:02 am

      I would use a size C hook to chain the pattern.

      Reply
  5. Amanda says

    August 19, 2015 at 11:24 am

    AweSome!! " Vintage"…i just luv it. Thanks for sharing! I already crochet a few of your stuff.!
    Have a lovely day…even whilst buzy.!!

    Reply
  6. Susan says

    January 20, 2016 at 5:35 am

    I love your vintage headband and have many it several times to give as gifts for my daughter and neices.

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  7. Sina Guthrie says

    February 26, 2016 at 12:28 am

    Thank you for feeding my addiction! I find your crochet patterns innovative, fresh, and yes, additive! Thank you so very much! Keep up the good work.

    Reply
  8. Nancy says

    November 20, 2017 at 6:59 am

    Hi Hopeful Honey,

    Very interested in 1920’s Rose Swirl Headband crochet pattern. No longer available? Found through Ravelry. Unable to access your pattern. Please advise.

    Reply
  9. Linda Zientek says

    August 19, 2019 at 1:01 am

    Haven’t crocheted in a while. Love this pattern and it will be a great start again.Thank you

    Reply
  10. Gail says

    October 17, 2022 at 7:38 am

    Love the pattern. I am a beginner. I know the basic stitches. I had a very hard time following patterns. Thx for posting the pattern. Going to give it a try. 🙋‍♀️🤞

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  11. Harley says

    December 6, 2022 at 3:36 am

    Hi! I think there might be a small typo in this pattern, it looks like row 2 might only need to be repeated 4 times instead of 5 (for a total of 5 groups of 3 DC’s like in the picture, instead of 6 groups of 3 DC’s)

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  12. Elizabeth Martin says

    January 6, 2025 at 11:37 am

    when i try and look at the pattern the comments come up and fill the page and I can’t see the pattern.

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  13. Valorie says

    February 10, 2025 at 3:48 am

    Very pretty! Looks elegant and simple at the same time.

    Reply
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