Stepping out on a chilly day, your ears toasty warm thanks to a cozy crochet ear warmer. Not only do these charming accessories keep you snug, but they also add a splash of style to your winter wardrobe. Crochet ear warmer patterns are fun to make, and there's one for every level of craftiness, from simple, clean designs for beginners to intricate, eye-catching patterns for those who love a challenge.
Crochet Ear Warmer Patterns
They're like hugs for your ears created with yarn and a hook, these patterns can produce delightful textures and vibrant colors that make anyone stand out. Plus, they're super practical, allowing you to keep your hairstyle in check while still staying warm.
Whether you're sporting a sleek bun or letting your hair down, a handcrafted ear warmer can be your coziest companion during the winter months.
Crochet Cabled Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: In those nippy winter months, when you aim for an updo hairstyle, this ear warmer becomes your perfect companion, ensuring your ears stay warm and shielded.
Materials:
- Two of Wand Hue and Me yarn
- 8mm (US 11) knitting needles
Making:
Creating a Crochet Cabled Ear Warmer is a simple journey from knitting cables to forming a band that perfectly wraps around an adult head. All you need to do is start by casting 18 stitches, following an easy-to-learn pattern that includes a mix of slip-stitch, knitting, and purling, ending up with stuff about 4.25 inches wide and 18.5 inches long. After preparing the crochet piece, gently draw the ends together to form the ear-warming headband.
Twisted Crochet Ear Warmer Headband Pattern
Uses: Ideal choice for anyone looking to add a handmade flair to their winter wardrobe. It wraps comfortably around the head, keeping ears warm without messing up hairstyles like ponytails or buns.
Materials:
- Lion Brand Color Made Easy yarn or similar bulky yarn
- 6.5 mm crochet hook
Making:
One can make this headband simply by crocheting a rectangle and then artfully joining the ends. The process involves a single seam, which magically creates the front twist. This design cleverly resembles a knit texture but is much quicker to work up, especially since it's made flat, not in rounds. Even with minimal crochet experience, the clear pattern steps guide one to create a snug, comfortable headband with just the right amount of stretch.
Crochet Branching Into Spring Headband Pattern
Uses: The Branching Into Spring Headband warms ears while celebrating the season's breeze. Its design, mimicking budding flowers and sprouting leaves, is a fresh addition to any spring outfit - casual or dressy.
Materials:
- 100g chunky weight yarn
- 6 mm knitting needles
Making:
Begin the headband by casting on 22 stitches using the longtail cast-on method. Varying rows include knit, purl, yarn overs (yo), slip stitches (sl2), and pass two slipped stitches over (p2sso), constructing a textured and intricate appearance typical of lace knitting. The pattern rows (from 1 to 12) are repeated to achieve the desired length, ideally until the headband measures around 18 inches, though you can adjust the length to fit. Once you reach the ideal length, bind off and seam the ends together to create the headband shape.
Crochet Twisted Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: Imagine stepping out on a crisp morning, your hair perfectly in place, with an ear warmer that not only keeps the cold at bay but also serves as a chic accessory. They're ideal for those who enjoy outdoor activities but don't want the full coverage of a hat, allowing you to enjoy the fresh air without catching a chill.
Materials:
- 10 Ply Bulky Cotton Yarn
- 6 mm Crochet Hook
Making:
This pattern is quick and easy to make! It starts with a simple slip knot and chains to create a base. The texture comes to life with just a few rows of half-double crochet stitches in the third loop. The magic happens at the end when the ends overlap in a specific way before they are sewn together. This creates the twist that makes this ear warmer uniquely stylish. It's simple enough for beginners but fun for experienced crocheters, too.
Crochet Love Bug Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: With its charming heart pattern, the Love Bug Ear Warmer is an ideal accessory for themed parties or events. Due to its adjustable size and pattern variability, this ear warmer can be personalized for gifts. The ear warmer measures 10 inches in width and 4 inches in length!
Materials:
- Red Heart Super Saver yarn
- H/5.0mm crochet hook
Making:
Start by creating 60 chains, then proceed to round 1 with HDC stitches all around. In round 2, perform SC in the third loop around. Following in round 3 is a combination of skip, puff, chain (ch 1), and puff again (note these puffs and chains make the heart shapes).
This round is followed by HDC stitches in round 4, SC in the third loop round in round 5, and the creation of DCV in round 6. From rounds 7 to 11, the procedure mirrors the prior steps but finishes with HDC in the third loop all around in round 11. The pattern is repeated until the ear warmer reaches the desired size.
Crochet Winter Hills Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: This ear warmer is ideal for those cold days when you need a bit of extra warmth without wearing a full hat. It wraps snugly around the ears, keeping them toasty while running errands or taking a peaceful walk. Crocheted initially from leftover skeins of the same yarn used for a Granny Square Tote Bag, this pattern is flexible regarding yarn choices.
Materials:
- Worsted weight yarn
- A yarn needle
Making:
The ear warmer begins with a foundation chain of 17 stitches. The pattern develops its texture through a one-row repeat process. You work a single crochet stitch (Sc) in one stitch, followed by a double crochet stitch (DC) in the next, continuing this pattern across the row.
After turning your work, you continue the Sc and DC combination for specified rows until the ear warmer reaches around 18 inches in length. This size can be adjusted for a tighter or looser fit as desired.
Crochet Twist Headband Pattern
Uses: Featuring an easy-to-follow pattern and a twist that adds elegance, this headband will soon be a favorite in any collection of handmade accessories. This charming accessory suits everyone, adding a twist of magic to chilly days.
Materials:
- Worsted weight yarn
- Crochet hook size 5mm/US size H
Making:
You start with a foundation chain (the exact number of chains will depend on your size; for large adults, the pattern recommends a starting chain of 89). The headband worked in rows, going back and forth, switching the work after every row to create two tones.
Using mainly single crochet stitches, you will form the stuff by working into the third front loop of the stitches. This creates a knitted look for the headband. Once the rectangular piece is ready, the twist constructed by folding the short sides of the rectangle and interlocking them. Finally, you would tidy up and hide yarn tails by weaving them in.
Crochet Linked Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: Warm up every ear with this ear warmer that is adorned with layers of linked double stitches and built to withstand colder climates. This accessory stands out not just in functionality, but its texture and conspicuous looped design captivate the eye, turning it into a winter fashion statement that everyone can adore.
Materials:
- Red Heart With Love yarn,
- Crochet hook size 5mm
Making:
This pattern utilizes a variation of the double crochet stitch - the linked double crochet stitch, forming a unique texture. Built on the back-and-forth pattern, its one-row repeatability makes constructing these charming loops interesting.
It comes together as sturdy yet lovely stuff to the eyes. The formation of the twist includes a mesmerizing play of folding, interlocking and sewing the ends together, offering a stylish closure to the piece. The pattern covers various sizes, with instructions for adjustments based on personal fits.
Crochet Waffle Ear Warmer Headband Pattern
Uses: With its hearty texture and simple making process, this pattern promises a creation that's as fun to make as it is to wear. It's a soft, cozy friend for ears, keeping them warm with a thick, chunky band.
Materials:
- Caron Simply Soft #4 yarn
- 4.50mm crochet hook
Making:
Begin with a continuous ring of chains, then proceed with round after round of double crochet stitches. The distinct waffle texture is achieved by working stitches around the post of the underlying stitch, alternating from row to row. Repeat the pattern rows until the desired width is obtained.
Once you've achieved the desired width, complete the band with a simple row of single crochet stitches for clean and sleek edging. Lastly, add the same single crochet edging to the starting edge of the headband to give it a uniform look. Securing all loose ends by weaving them back into the work will provide the finishing touches to your headband.
Crochet Trinity Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: This headband pairs lighter yarn for mild days but also adapts to colder months with a thicker choice. The headband forms a tube with a delightful double-layer feel that snuggles the ears. By simply adjusting the initial chain's length, its size can vary to hug any head comfortably.
Materials:
- Hobbii Highland Wool or a similar weight
- A 4.5mm crochet hook to work the stitches
Making:
The process begins by making a chain of 40 stitches (or an even number of your choice), being careful not to twist the chain. This chain determines the width of your headband. After the initial chain, a slip stitch is created in the first chain to form a circle. This is the foundation of your tubular headband.
You then work a single crochet stitch in the same space and continue to single crochet in each chain around the circle. Repeat the pattern of round 2 without turning until the headband is long enough to fit around the head with a bit of an allowance for a twist.
After reaching the desired length, finish with a single crochet all around and slip stitch to close the round. Fasten off the work, leaving a tail long enough for sewing. Use this tail to seam both ends of the headband 'tube.'
Crochet Winter Landscape Ear Warmers Pattern
Uses: Choose how you want it to look—simple and sleek, elegantly twisted, or prettily pinched at the front! This cozy ear warmer is like a warm hug for your ears on chilly days.
Materials:
- Bulky weight yarn
- 8mm crochet hook
Making:
The construction starts with a 6-chain row, ensuring to work a double crochet into the 4th chain from the hook. Double-crochet into each of the remaining chains in the row. Repeat this process, connecting each block together with a slip stitch. Begin by chaining 6, with a double crochet into the fourth chain from the hook. Double crochet into the remaining chains, and join using a slip stitch to connect the blocks.
Repeat this height-increase pattern until your piece reaches the desired height. Turn your work and perform a slip stitch in each stitch across the first block, and also slip the stitch into the chain space. Repeat this decrease process until only a top point remains. Cut your yarn off and weave in any remaining ends.
Crochet Double Layered Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: The ear warmer goes beyond its practical use, though—the various color options mean it can also liven up any winter attire, making it an excellent choice as a self-treat or a gift to loved ones. Its signature double layer brings maximum warmth and coziness, safeguarding your ears from the cold.
Materials:
- Lion's Brand Nap Time 100% Polyester
- 4.5 mm (US 7) hook
Making:
This ear warmer comes completed via uncomplicated steps involving half double crochet (hdc) and half double crochet back loop only (hdcblo) stitches. Beginning with a chain, each subsequent turn and row takes shape via repeated stitches. The magic lies in the finishing touch; the ear warmer is folded over, creating its warm double layer, and seamlessly stitched together. Choose a right-side, fold, stitch, and just like that, your double-layered ear warmer is complete!
Crochet Mountain Ridge Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: The pattern weaves in delightful ridges that add a textured note to your wardrobe, while the choice of colors enhances its aesthetic appeal. The pattern admits several creative adjustments, including a twist or faux knot finish to spruce up the ear warmer.
Materials:
- Worsted weight yarn
- I/5.5mm crochet hook
Making:
This creation exists through simple crochet stitches involving chains, single crochet (SC), and half double crochet (HDC). The mountain ridge texture blossoms by alternating colors per round and skillfully maneuvering between these stitches. Stitch it up, round by round, and finish off by weaving in the ends!
Crochet Winter Star Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: Let's bring warmth and fashion together! Bundle up this winter with your version of the Crochet Winter Star Ear Warmer—an accessory that speaks of warmth from every star-studded stitch. It’s an intermediate crochet project, including tutorial videos for the star stitch and seaming process to guide you through each stage of making this winter accessory.
Materials:
- Red Heart With Love yarn
- Hook compatible with the type of yarn used
Making:
The construction involves working in rows following a two-row repeat pattern, contributing to the ear warmer's unique ridges and lines. To start, you create a foundation chain to the desired length, considering that the stitch multiple is two plus four for sizing adjustments.
You form the first row from the foundation chain by pulling up loops in a specific sequence and crocheting a star stitch with each repeat. After completing the necessary repetitions for the row, you finish with a half-double crochet (hdc) stitch. The mountain ridge texture blossoms by alternating colors per round and skillfully maneuvering between these stitches.
Crochet Butternut Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: Keep your ears toasty with the excellent "Crochet Butternut Ear Warmer Pattern". Perfect for sub-zero temperatures and chilly evenings, these ear warmers serve as a shield against the cold. With less than one yarn skein, you can make a couple of these wonders with minimal supplies.
Materials:
- Lion Brand Scarfie yarn
- I/5.5mm crochet hook
Making:
It crocheted using the comfortable and dense bobble stitch, which provides an extra layer of insulation. Begin by chaining 60 stitches, joining the end of the chain to the first chain stitch with a slip stitch, ensuring there are no twists in the chain. After completing the body of the ear warmer, you'll finish with another round of bobbles for texture and close with rounds of single crochet to create a clean edge. To complete the ear warmer, tie off the yarn and weave in the ends securely.
Crochet Shaped Rib Headband Pattern
Uses: Whether styled with overflowing locks, underneath the hair at the nape, or paired with updos like a messy bun or ponytail, it ensures warmth without the extra bulk, thanks to its cleverly narrowed back design. This headband is available in two sizes – one for preteens and another for teen to adult women – ensuring a snug fit for a wide audience due to its stretchy nature.
Materials:
- Red Heart Super Saver yarn, medium weight (35 g)
- 5.5 mm crochet hook
Making:
For the Preteen size, the construction begins with a chain of 67 stitches, forming the base for a headband of approximately 19 inches unstretched. The pattern is constructed in rounds, starting from the back bump of chains and progressing through a series of yarn over slip stitches worked in the back loops only (blo) to create the ribbed effect.
Counting stitches and rounds is crucial to maintain the intended size and shape of the headband. Upon completing the required rounds, the yarn is cut and fastened off, and the ends are woven in to finish the headband.
Crochet Celtic Weave Ear warmer Pattern
Uses: Wrap your ears in the warmth of the Crochet Celtic Weave Ear warmer, a beautiful and functional piece with an intricate weave pattern. Create this lovely accessory by choosing soft, machine-washable yarn in vibrant colors and following the steps of the stitch. The use of buttons ensures a perfect fit for every wearer!
Materials:
- 100 yards of worsted (#4) weight yarn
- 5.5mm (I/9) crochet hook
Making:
To make this Celtic Weave Ear warmer, one starts with a simple chain and progresses through a series of increases to create a gently contoured shape. The centerpiece is the Celtic Weave stitch pattern, giving the ear warmer a rich, textured look.
The pattern is thoughtfully designed to be adjustable – so it fits just right. The pattern creates a band that is broad across the ears for maximum warmth and narrows down at the ends to accommodate comfortable closing, with buttons adding both style and functionality.
Crochet Autumn Twist Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: This plush accessory comes at just the right time when the air turns crisp and leaves begin to fall. Its design combines practicality and sophistication, perfect for those who love bracing the outdoors during cooler weather. The unique twist at the forefront of the piece complements any hairstyle, whether your hair is let loose or styled up.
Materials:
- Red Heart yarn
- 5.00 mm (H/8) crochet hook
Making:
In making this ear warmer, a simple yet beautiful stitch pattern comes into play. One begins with a chain and moves through a sequence shaped by half-double crochet stitches and slip stitches. The making technique is simple to memorize but results in appealing texture across the stuff. Created lengthwise, the breadth of this warmer can be easily adjusted by increasing or reducing chains to cater to unique fits.
Crochet Fall Vibes Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: This snug ear warmer is just what chilly ears need when the air grows cold. It's cozy and brings a touch of rustic charm to any outfit, be it a jaunt in the park or a daily commute. The clever cinched center adds a fashionable touch and style statement to your outfit. With sizes for babies to adults, everyone can enjoy the warmth of this autumn-inspired piece.
Materials:
- Red Heart With Love yarn (80 yds or 73 meters)
- Size H 5mm crochet hook
Making:
The project begins by choosing the size you wish to make, ranging from baby to large adult sizes. This determines the length of your starting chain, from 53 chains for the baby size up to 71 chains for the large adult size.
Row 1 involves working a Yarn Over Slip Stitch (YOSL) in each chain across, starting from the second chain from the hook. This establishes the pattern's foundation. Once the body of the ear warmer is complete, the piece is cinched to create its distinctive look.
To finish, the ends are sewn together, and the yarn is used to secure the cinched area. After ensuring everything is tightly fastened and secured, the yarn ends are woven in to clean up the work.
Crochet Embry Ear Warmer Pattern
Uses: A lightweight yet cozy accessory perfect for those days when it's not too cold but just chilly enough to need a little extra warmth for your ears. The unique crossed design adds a stylish twist, making it a fashionable and practical addition to your wardrobe.
Materials:
Worsted weight yarn
US size H/8 – 5.0mm crochet hook
Making:
Starting with Half Double Crochet (hdc) in the second chain from the hook, the pattern then continues with Modified Linked Half Double Crochet (MLhdc) in each remaining chain, then ch1(turn) (75). The pattern replicates the first-row structure, ending each row with ch1 (turn). After the 8th row, you tie off, leaving a long tail for seaming.
This is the part where you seam together the pieces lengthwise about halfway, approximately 37 stitches. Next, the split ends are crisscrossed over each other and seamed at the opposite end to form the unique design of the ear warmer. Finally, you weave in all the ends for a clean finish, completing the Embry Ear Warmer!
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