Harvest Twist Ear Warmer - Free Crochet Pattern

Cozy up in this modern and chic ear warmer for Fall. As the weather starts to get cool an ear warmer is the perfect accessory. It looks great styled with a top knot bun or equally stunning worn with your hair down. The pattern is worked in Herringbone Single Crochet so the fabric comes out thick and bulky. Video tutorial on YouTube included.

SKILL LEVEL: EASY
Written in Standard American Terms

**Wander Yarn from Furls Crochet**
Worsted weight yarn #4 (100% Acrylic, 120 yds/100g)
1 skein needed
60 (90, 108) yards

**US I/9 (5.5mm) Crochet Hook or size needed to obtain gauge**
Scissors
Tapestry Needle

Head size: Easily adjustable to any size
18.5 (20.5, 22)"

8 sts and 6.25 rows equal to 2" with 5.5mm crochet hook in hbsc

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[annbealke]

I had not crocheted since I was a kid and I'm 65! A friend in my neighborhood hosts a monthly crochet, knit, and whatever-you-do afternoon at her house and she invited me to attend. She found this video and sent it to our group. I loved the headband and so I crocheted two of them, one for my daughter and granddaughter. I chose a very soft yarn that's variegated purples and grays. They live close to the Smoky Mountains so these will be cozy warm for them. I'm going to mail them this week. Thank you for the inspiration and the excellent how-to! (I don't use instagram so no address included.)

[minnieohiri]

Your Demonstration was easy to follow & I appreciate that you have the camera where what you are doing can clearly been seen. First time doing this stitch, thank you!!

[lianamurray]

I've watched and tried to follow several other people's videos demonstrating the herringbone stitch, and this one is the easiest to follow, with the best explanation and demonstration of the stitch that I've found. Thank you so much.

[raising_parents]

As a lefty, stitching the herringbone in reverse felt so natural. This stitch is super fun, can't wait to finish my ear warmer and see how it turned out!

[industrialcathedral]

This is so cute! I love the fishtail 🐟. I had to start over again 3 times tho because it was too small 🤪 after failing to calculate correctly how many cm I have to do (we do not use inches in Poland so I could not measure the chain in inches) I just decided to just measure is by trying it on around my head. Tip for anyone who has bigger head and not so elastic yarn: when you do your chain, add a few chains too much at the beginning. The needlework would "shrink" a bit after you do 2-3 rows of this stitch. It will be perfect at the end 🥰

[bonnieharding]

Love that you are sooo exact in your explanation and showing how to do the stitches. I'm 78 years old and its help me learn new stitches, old dog sort of thing. My mother taught me to crochet and I have learned so many new stitches, wish was still with me, cause we enjoyed doing things together. I think about her every time I learn a new stitch. I love your channel, your awesome. God bless, and stay safe. 🙏🙏👍👍👍👏👏👏😍

[angelaayala]

My 1st herringbone stitch project...great instruction..can't wait to finish ❤

[cemowilliams]

Just made 2 of these in Christmas colors for gifts! Thank you for the tutorial. God has truly blessed your hands. ❤

[carolinehoward]

One of the best tutorials online I have watched. Thank you very much from the UK X

[maramacedo]

Love it ! Is beautiful, warm and I enjoyed learning this pattern ❤. You are a inspiration and amazing tutorials

[mariavazzana]

Very cleaver girl. I made the white jacket of your tutorial for my grand daughter thank you

[Lizzie-usih]

Thank you for sharing your earwarmer pattern ... Your instruction is so smooth & easy to follow ... I will be making so many of these ... 6 Granddaughters 💕

[karenmarcellino]

Finally! An easy pattern for a twisted headband that is so well explained! Thanks so much

[michellewasson]

Beautiful pattern & teaching, but I'm afraid I would not have the coordination to do it. I would get all twisted & turned around. Thank you for the time. I did enjoy watching you work.

[valeriehartman]

Brilliant tutorial. Only downside is I started to follow it from your website and from my phone, it was not easy with technical issues. I'm glad I found it on YouTube. I have subscribed. Thank you.

[hannastrand]

I just love all your videos. The text instructions can be a bit hard to read since im Swedish so these videos helps alot! ❤

[conniefletcher]

I love this pattern—I thought it was going to be so complicated to make the twist! Sweet!

[meganwoehl]

Lovely! I couldn't get the hang of the stitch and I'm making one for tomorrow (we're going camping and it gets cold at night) so I decided to just do HDC in BLO. Gives it a beautiful ribbed texture! But thanks for the tutorial! Could never figure out how the twist worked. Hoping I can pull it off without messing the whole thing up.

[christinahaskell]

Really love the look of this stitch! It manages to make a worsted weight yarn look chunky and it’s so cute! You taught the stitch very clearly, thank you!

[composur]

Wow, this stitch was is so much fun! I just started row two and Im already loving the flow. You’re a great teacher! Thank you 🙏