The Lace Headband is a quick summer accessory which
is great for using up your scrap yarn.

Yarn: You can use any yarn you like. But the headband’s
width will vary depending on the yarn you choose. The
beige sample is knitted in Queensland Collection Coastal
Cotton Fine (color 2004), using 12 g of yarn. The white
sample is knitted in 2 strands of Sandnes Garn Tynn Line
(color 1015), using 16 g of yarn.

Needles: Use the recommended needle size for the
chosen yarn. The beige sample is knitted on 3 mm
needles. The white sample is knitted on 4 mm needles.

Gauge: Gauge is not critical for this headband. Just make
sure you like the fabric and drape.

Size: You can knit any length you like. The beige sample
is 4 cm wide. The white sample is 5 cm wide. Both
headbands are 43 cm long (i-cords not included).

Construction:
The headband begins with an i-cord, then increases are worked to form a pointed tip. After that, the headband is worked flat in the lace pattern. Once the desired length is reached, the decreases form a second pointed tip. It is then finished with a second i-cord. If you prefer a video tutorial, you can find it on my YouTube channel: How to Knit a Lace Headband.