Lottie Headband by Spring Harrison

Lottie Headband

Knitting
September 2021
Bulky (7 wpi) ?
14 stitches and 26 rows = 4 inches
in Garter Stitch
US 10½ - 6.5 mm
35 - 50 yards (32 - 46 m)
4 sizes : Baby, Child, Youth, Adult
English
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At Project Weekend, our patterns include clear, step-by-step instructions, enriched with detailed process photos and illustrations for easy comprehension. If you encounter an unfamiliar technique, our digital patterns offer quick access to helpful videos with a simple click. With upfront information, we ensure your project finishes smoothly, enabling you to fully savor your moments of crafted downtime.

About the Project:

Calling all new knitters! When the weekend forecast calls for “sunny with a chance of brisk autumn walks,” it’s time to whip out some knitting needles and start making a cozy Lottie headband!

Project Skill Level: Learn-to-Knit

The Lottie headband was designed with simplicity in mind. Simple projects with lots of repetition allow you to get into a nice rhythm so your brain, hands, needles, and yarn can learn how to work together at the same time. At the heart of it, repetition builds stitch mastery and knitting confidence!

Time to Make:
1-2 hours

Materials & Tools Required:

  • 1 ball of Project Weekend Loll. Each ball weighs 125 g (4.4 oz) and has 125 m (137 y).
  • 1 pair of 6.5 mm / US 10.5 knitting needles
  • 1 knitter’s sewing needle

Pattern Size:
Four Sizes Included (Baby, Child, Youth, Adult)

Project Measurements (Finished Dimensions):

Finished circumference (relaxed):

  • Baby: 13”
  • Child: 14”
  • Youth: 15”
  • Adult: 16”

Finished height (at back neck):

  • Baby: 3.5”
  • Child: 4”
  • Youth: 4”
  • Adult: 4”

Technique Tutorial Videos & Illustrations:

We’ve made learning easy! Easily reference our library of tutorial videos and step-by-step illustrations with just a click of your mouse. Look for tutorial links embedded throughout the pattern. When in doubt, just click and learn!

Techniques You Will Learn:

  • How to hold your needles and yarn
  • Making a gauge swatch
  • The slip knot
  • Casting on stitches (using the long-tail cast-on method)
  • The knit stitch
  • Binding off
  • Seaming together edges
  • Weaving in loose ends