Crochet Bandana Kerchief Free Patterns
Are you ready to make the hottest fashion accessory for the summer? Shopping aisles are full of crochet (and faux-crochet) clothing, but it’s the accessories that take the crocheting world by storm.
You don’t have to buy overpriced accessories when you can make them yourself 🙂 Check my collection of bandana crochet pattern ideas and make them this weekend.
How to Style Crochet Bandanas
You can style these triangular mini-shawls in a couple of ways:
Use it as a headscarf
It’s the most popular and “obvious” way to wear it – tie the two arms of the triangle behind your head.
Tie it at the waist
This way of styling got popular quite recently – a crochet kerchief worn over the pants or a skirt as an additional layer. For the best effect, this kind of bandana is usually bigger (big enough to wrap around your hips) and made with lace or mesh stitches.
Wear it around the neck
Remember the micro-scarf trend? A crochet bandana will fit right in, too!
Accessorize
Attach it to your everyday bag, a summer hat, or a backpack – it really works miracles on the outfit.
Free Crochet Bandana Pattern Ideas
Read carefully for free crochet patterns and tutorials.
Beginner Crochet Granny Triangle Bandana by Heather Brooke
Can you believe you can make this triangle bandana with little to no experience in crocheting? Heather’s design is easy and quick to make, which is always a plus when you’re just starting out. I can assure you, you won’t stop at one bandana, so choose your favorite colors and start right away!
photo by Heather Brooke on ravelry.com
photo by Heather Brooke on ravelry.com
See this free crochet pattern on hayhaycrochet.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
Diamond Lace Bandana by Viv Crochets
Viv’s project will be the perfect starting point for those of you who want to learn filet crochet. Her lace bandana crochet pattern features one of the easiest filet patterns – diamonds. This accessory is finished with a cute picot stitch, which is fun to make and very effective.
photo by Viv Crochets on ravelry.com
photo by Viv Crochets on ravelry.com
See this free crochet pattern on vivcrochets.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
Picot Bandana by The Turtle Trunk
Are you in need of a textured crochet bandana pattern? The Turtle Trunk comes to the rescue! Her rustic bandana comes in three sizes: small, medium, and large. Although it’s not a project for total beginners, it surely works up quickly thanks to the worsted-weight yarn.
photo by The Turtle Trunk on ravelry.com
photo by The Turtle Trunk on ravelry.com
See this free crochet pattern on theturtletrunk.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
Oopsy Daisy Bandana by Carol-Lynn Gee
This project from Carol-Lynn is the epitome of summer. This vintage-looking bandana is made with flower squares and half-squares, and trimmed with a lacy edging. Remember that you can use any square design to create a similar project.
photo by Carol-Lynn Gee on ravelry.com
photo by Carol-Lynn Gee on ravelry.com
Download this free crochet pattern from ravelry.com.
Marietta Kerchief by April Garwood
What you need this summer is a boho accessory, and April comes with the perfect design for you. Her lacy crochet kerchief free pattern features an easy-to-learn stitch combination and uses as little as one skein of yarn.
photo by April Garwood on ravelry.com
photo by April Garwood on ravelry.com
See this free crochet pattern on bananamoonstudio.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
Granny Bandana Scarf by Carmen Heffernan
If you can’t stop making granny squares but don’t want to make another blanket, Carmen has an idea for you – a vintage bandana pattern! You can easily modify its size by making more squares and adding them to the side.
photo by Carmen Heffernan on ravelry.com
photo by Carmen Heffernan on ravelry.com
See this free crochet pattern on anniedesigncrochet.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
Linked Head Kerchief Bandana by Nicole Riley
Step into your cottagecore dream wearing this adorable romantic crochet bandana. Nicole used a clever technique in this project – the linked crochet. This simple change makes the double crochets sit closely together and eliminates the gaps in between them.
photo by Nicki’s Homemade Crafts on ravelry.com
photo by Nicki’s Homemade Crafts on ravelry.com
See this free crochet pattern on nickishomemadecrafts.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
Polka Dot Bandana by giulsknit
Embrace the trend and wrap your bandana around your hips! This additional layer disrupts the silhouette and elevates your style instantly. Giulia’s minimalist polka-dot design is another example of filet crochet in action – an easy technique that grants beautiful graphic results.
photo by giulsknit on ravelry.com
photo by giulsknit on ravelry.com
Download this free crochet pattern directly from ravelry.com.
3-in-1 Crochet Tulip Set: Top, Bandana & Scarf by atolye_masal
Those in need of something extra will love Atolye Masal’s design. In fact, its novelty lies in the edging, which transforms this classic granny bandana into a unique floral accessory. Three-dimensional roses are a true game-changer, so save this free pattern if only to use this edging in another project.
photo by atolye_masal on ravelry.com
photo by atolye_masal on ravelry.com
See the free video tutorial on youtube.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
Bandana Hair Scarf by Treasurie Patterns
Treasurie Patterns’ design is an example of a well-thought-out detail. What could have been yet another basic granny stitch bandana becomes an eye-catching accessory. Introducing a contrasting color in the penultimate row makes it beautifully well-balanced.
photo by Treasurie Patterns on ravelry.com
photo by Treasurie Patterns on ravelry.com
See this free crochet pattern on blog.treasurie.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
