How to Knit a Leaf Headband | Step by Step Tutorial

If you want to take a break from plain stockinette projects, try this Leaf Headband. It's quick to knit, keeps your ears warm on days when a full hat is too much, and the leaf pattern looks much more complicated than it really is. Also, it's a great scrap yarn project - you'll need less than one skein, so it's perfect for using up leftover yarn from other projects. I explain every technique step by step, so even if you don't have much experience with patterns like this, give it a try. I hope you'll enjoy the result! You can find a document with charts on Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr... ⏱ Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:20 Cast-on 02:04 Right Leaf 12:00 Left Leaf 21:14 How many times to repeat the chart 22:05 Section 2 23:13 Section 3 29:10 Bind-off 29:29 Seaming 🧶 Yarn & Needles: Green Headband: Yarn: Sandnes Garn Peer Gynt, color 8085 Needles: 3.5 mm (US 4) Width: 7.5 cm (3 inches) Weight: 30 g Beige Headband: Yarn: 2 strands of Sandnes Garn Sunday, color 2650 Needles: 4 mm (US 6) Width: 7 cm (2.7 inches) Weight: 25 g Blue Headband: Yarn: BC Garn Loch Lomond, color 25 Needles: 4 mm (US 6) Width: 7.5 cm (3 inches) Weight: 18 g 📺 More knitting tutorials: Lace Headband    • How to Knit a Lace Headband | Quick Scrap ...   Skinny Lace Scarf    • How to Knit a Skinny Lace Scarf | Quick Sc...   Butterfly Lace Bandana    • Knit a Butterfly Lace Bandana | Easy Lace ...   Ruffled Triangle Scarf & Shawl    • How to Knit a Ruffled Triangle Scarf & Sha...   💬 LET'S CONNECT: Instagram:   / vik_knitport   Ravelry: https://ravelry.com/projects/viknitport If you enjoyed this video, I'd love it if you subscribed for more knitting tutorials. Thanks for watching! ❤️