Errata for earlier download version (updates sent to all purchasers)

Rnd 37 (41): K4, ssk, yo, k3, ssk, k3, ssk, yo, k3, ssk nine times, k3, ssk, yo, k3,sl1 to cn, hold to front, remove BOR marker, k 1st st of next rnd, k1 from cn, replace marker. 99 sts
Rnd 38 (42): K8, C2F, k7, C2F nine times, k7, sl1 to cn, hold to front, remove BOR marker, k 1st st of next rnd, k1 from cn, re-place marker.
Rnd 39 (43): K4, ssk, yo, k2, ssk, k3, ssk, yo, k2, ssk nine times, k3, ssk, yo, k2, sl1 to cn, hold to front, remove BOR marker, k 1st st of next rnd, k1 from cn, replace marker. 88 sts
Rnd 40 (44): K7, C2F, k6, C2F nine times, k6, sl1 to cn, hold to front, remove BOR marker, k 1st st of next rnd, k1 from cn, replace marker.
Rnd 41 (45): K4, ssk, yo, k1, ssk, k3, ssk, yo, k1, ssk nine times, k3, ssk, yo, k1, sl1 to RH needle, remove BOR marker, slip1st st of next rnd, slip stitches back to LH needle, ssk, replace marker. 77sts

If you have long hair that you usually wear in a ponytail or topknot you’ll appreciate the thinking behind this headband. You get all the advantages of a hat, but you can still wear your hair up. Made in a summery wool cotton mix, it works well for activities like running hiking or dance classes, but if you prefer a more laid back summer, think “campfire ear warmer”, “unwashed-festival-hair-warmer” and “sitting outside with a drink just a little longer”.
Knit in the round, the stitches used to create the pattern are easily accessible for a beginner, while more experienced knitters will love how quickly you can complete this project.

Note from the designer- just added this pattern to my store. It also includes instructions for the slightly deeper ‘lidless hat’ version seen in my Ravatar.