Bumpy Road Crochet Spa Headband

BUMPY ROAD CROCHET SPA HEADBAND
Easily hold your hair back from your face as you get a facial, apply your makeup or remove your makeup. This crochet spa headband is a free crochet pattern that will quickly become a favorite quick crochet gift.
Make one in every color of cotton from your stash of yarn. Give them away as unique handmade bridal shower gifts, a special handmade baby shower gift for mom, a crochet gift for Mother’s Day or as a special just because gift for a friend. Become a favorite friend, aunt, daughter, or mother with this crochet spa headband!
Like me, many people love to play with makeup and I can tell you that having my hair out of my face as I apply my make up and remove my make up is a must! So I made a fun diy headband for washing the face and putting on makeup.
The cute facial headband sample was made in one color but you could easily make it in 2 or more colors. This entire crochet spa headband took me a little more than 1 hour to make so it is a quick crochet gift. Partner it up with some cute face cloths that double as dishcloths and a nice bar of soap to make it a GREAT gift or the perfect little something to sell at a craft fair.
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[@susanpage9584]

I like the spa headband a lot. Glad to have a new person to watch. It will be fun!

[@Jadefox-ev7qy]

That crochet hook is everything...so beautiful. Fabulous instructions, thank you.

[@JoyceLolly2]

Thank you. Beautiful. Special this free. Very nice off you

[@sharondonovan1403]

HI MARLEY WHAT A CUTE AND BEAUTIFUL HEAD BAND THANKS FOR SHARING A MUST MAKE........HAPPY CROCHET

[@SaffronJ7R]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful work.

[@nilualaeipour9975]

Wunderschön Danke 😘💐🌻🌹💥💫

[@timloves417]

I made it today and I'm obsessed with it 🥰♥️

[@RH-kv5bx]

Made your headband last night and love the pattern. Have to post my pic when I figure out where. Thank you for the pattern!

[@catherinecoger1195]

Love your work awesome appreciate your time

[@lindatanaka858]

I’m making my 4th headband. I appreciate learning a new technique!, I-Cord. I’m planning to send them as ‘thinking of you ‘ gift to my friends. Thank you for you creativity. Looking forward to additions headband patterns.

[@barbaralong4362]

The loose area of an icord is the reason I always avoided icord in the past. Your saved-stitch treated as a dropped stitch? Game changer! Thank you!

[@kbmom2three]

LOVE it and just finished mine! So glad you mentioned the knitted icord .. I could never manage the crocheted one ;) ..

[@olgamurray5378]

You are so easy to follow. Ty

[@MarlyBird]

Thank you.

[@mariemilovanovich691]

Thank you, Marley! I have been making washcloths but thought it wasn’t enough to gift. This is perfect!

[@MarlyBird]

You are so welcome!

[@amzpogi]

i just made one.. i love how it turn out. tnx marly.. u’re really so awesome! 🥰🥰

[@ladysarahs77]

This video has a cozy vibe I love it , def making this for sure

[@MarlyBird]

fantastic

[@deetmartin9985]

Thanks, love this! 💞

[@MarlyBird]

So glad!

[@jeannakelly4174]

Oh I almost forgot I’ve never done a I-cord so this is super cool and you’re easy to follow 😘

[@sophieannjensen2795]

Very good idea,I like to do something that you can use to your hair ❤️

[@KittenBowl1]

Easy enough but a bit something new as the chord! Will try it out!! Thank you Marley for another great tutorial! 💛✨

[@MarlyBird]

You're so welcome! That is what I thought too :-)

[@lisastreasures]

Love this. Cant wait to get started🤩

[@MarlyBird]

great!

[@hazelfujimoto138]

I really love this headband! I’m going to make this my next project. Thank you. ☺️

[@MarlyBird]

You’re welcome 😊

[@jeannakelly4174]

Definitely need a relaxing fun quick project.....all the stores have opened back up and next week all parks restaurants museums libraries etc...are opening.....I’m still stuck in a lockdown state of mind.... I’m terrified to go to the grocery store or anywhere I’m completely stressed and in need for pretty hair bands ❤️❤️❤️ I have tons of cotton ❤️

[@Songbird1226]

Thank you, Marley!! I have made one along with you and am tickled to learn how to make an I cord. I used the pinched version and after a few times it became easier. Also, on threading the cotton yarn to a darning needle, I use a small rectangular folded piece of paper in which I enclose my end tail, then I thread the paper through the needle eye and remove the paper, and voila! Threaded needle with no frayed yarn end! And it’s faster, too, in my experience anyway. I love my new headband and probably will make a few for friends and my daughter. Thanks again! ❤️

[@wesleybranson6110]

instaBlaster...

[@nadiaorgantini510]

wow this was great it took me longer than an hours :) but it came out pretty good. i had a rainbow cotton yarn and it is such a cute head band for my little girl she will love it!

[@dmcooper58]

I made one to match the face mask that I crocheted only I just did a plain single crochet instead of the cord and I’m going to try putting buttons on it to hold my mask.

[@hodajrab9428]

Thank you beatiful

[@EllenMackler]

Fabulous tutorial, as always!!! Thank you so much!!! I have one tiny little hint for the crochet icord. I think I am right in saying that when you yo, do it the opposite way, so you will scoop up the yarn the same as knitting, and you won't be left with 'twisted' stitches. I must say though, it looks like it might be easier working the twisted stitches (through the back loop) now that I think of it. At any rate . . . I can't wait to try it!

[@tattetumb9388]

Thank you👏

[@MarlyBird]

You're welcome 😊

[@talanast.germain2607]

Thank you! Appreciate you making this. Also, at this time most of us do jot have access to a hairdresser and is good to have for just pulling your hair back! Mine has grown and is soooo long now!

[@MarlyBird]

You're so welcome!

[@ladysarahs77]

Same here mine Afro is out of control lol

[@pamelabarrett210]

Its really nice. ✨💕🧶

[@theastewart6721]

Hi Marly. It is Friday night and I have been working on your dishcloth pattern. I decided that this was a good time to put it down and watch this tutorial as I saw it yesterday and really love the way it looks. I have been watching you for many years now and this tutorial will always have a special place in my heart. You ministered to me with your kind words, which made me cry. Happy tears. I was really moved. What a blessing. You have always been an excellent teacher but you’ve put so much of you into this video. I look forward to finishing my dishcloth and starting this. You are so right! I have so much cotton yarn.God bless you Marly. Stay safe and thank you again. I will post pictures.💞

[@MarlyBird]

You’ve touched my heart.

[@theastewart6721]

💕

[@Rose2Power]

Thank you, Marley! Working the back loop of the chain, or "the butt" as I will now refer to it, makes the edge so much prettier! New favorite channel

[@bethszymeczek6405]

Your hand stretches feel so good! Do you have a video with more? I got crocheter's elbow a year ago and it still bothers me

[@sinetheawhy]

I was due for a cut when this pandemic hit so my hair is really, really unruly. A cute headband might be just what the doctor ordered. Thanks Marly!

[@MarlyBird]

sure thing.

[@kathyburt3294]

I just learned how to do an icord knitting from the washcloth. I'm a crocheter and had never done this before. thanks. Very interesting

[@MarlyBird]

truthfully, I prefer knit icord but wanted to make it possible for crocheters to do as well. if you are a knitter I would just do a knit icord with all 4 loops.

[@kathyburt3294]

@@MarlyBird I'm JUST starting to knit. I'm in your next knit along, just got my yarn yesterday! but I was thinking i'm glad I learned the knitted Icord first because it did seem easier than the crochet.

[@stephaniemiller1975]

Thank you for this video....I am not a crocheter but I am gonna try making a few of these. I am an new Mary Kay Beauty Consultant and I was looking for spa headbands to use when having a "Beauty Party". (Of course once social distancing is over😉) These headbands would be a great lil gift to give away at the end of a facial ❤️😍😊

[@MarlyBird]

You are so welcome!

[@patriciadavison1486]

Fabulous tutorial, Marly, as always. Thank You XX I have never done a cord and will give this a try...better than my usual 'beginner' awful "just tie a knot" method! 😂

[@mamalyn2]

This headband would also work great for the mask extensions, by putting a button on each side about where the ear would be. They can put the mask elastics over the button do it won't even touch their ears.

[@wallysworld3435]

Great video. I’m making one from leftover yarn from the game day project.yes, a bulky one! You said you’d link to the pointy yarn needle but I don’t see it.

[@marshafleming4165]

How did you know that I was looking for a headband pattern I really need it my hair is short and permed and it’s all growing out so I need a headband thank you thank you thank you God bless you stay healthy I love you Marley hugs hugs I’m going to make one for my daughter-in-law and granddaughter too God bless you

[@MarlyBird]

I feel your pain. :-)

[@carmenclaude3884]

👍👍👍

[@tattetumb9388]

🤗❤

[@Helen.G.]

i used 2 crochet hooks instead and the i cord came out beautiful but im stuck with the loop on the other side. currying through to the other side just messed up my pretty cord and now it looks awful

[@rbk7009]

I was so psyched to try this and the band part was going along great, but then I got very confused at the icord part. Can you suggest a substitute stitch for the icord? Sending best wishes and much success.

[@margaretsolli3878]

🙏🏾🙏🏾😊😊😊

[@kazzarob253]

Just made this this afternoon. I love it. Thank you. Incidentally, the main bit would make a lovely blanket. Would you know the chain count please? Thanks

[@MarlyBird]

Great idea!

[@crochetlovers4544]

I am glad to be friends and do not forget my visit❤👍

[@kimquick2577]

Where did you get that gorgeous crochet hook. As someone with arthritis in her hands, that looks like a God send.....

[@rainh2o]

In an earlier comment the author of the video said she got the hook off of "Tooshay Crochet hook" on etsy! :)

[@lilyatallah6113]

Your hook is beautiful 😍🥰where can I find one like that?

[@MarlyBird]

Tooshay Crochet Hook on etsy

[@roltidme]

Can this be done with knitting

[@alejandraacosta2692]

Esta hermosa!!! Puede indicarme cuantas cadenas son al principio??? Le agradezco

[@jarkahuzevka4173]

38

[@alejandraacosta2692]

Jarka Huzevka muchas gracias 😘

[@jayitabarai93]

How long is the whole band? Inckuding the cord?

[@allisons3830]

I've done the back bump a few times before and it gets difficult to get into, even using a larger hook for chaining then switching to a smaller hook 😒

[@MarlyBird]

It isn't my favorite thing to do but it does make a nice finish.

[@Momzie808]

I love the pattern but my only concern is that usually headbands usually slide down my hair and it won’t stay on, what could I do to change this.

[@MarlyBird]

You could make the headband strap longer so it doesn't pull on the body. There is a risk that it will then fall down your face but then again it might be just the trick. Also, the headband falling down my hair happens to me too and I don't wear headband in my hair because of that other than to hold my hair back for a bit. I have used bobby pins to hold headbands in place in the past. I hope that helps.

[@talanast.germain2607]

You don't have blonde hair by chance? Mine is blonde and is so slick that headbands usually slip right off. I made a different headband pattern to add the buttons for the mask. I wanted to try before adding buttons and wasting time and yarn, I threw it on my head and was really surprised that the cotton tended to stay put pretty good. I wore it all day and it never came off. I was surprised!

[@tamarahill-henderson8229]

Hi marly bird I want to know how to crochet my own website for my crochet items for me to sell.

[@kingcheryl1654]

Great pattern, Marly! The I-cord was a new skill for me and my first project using this type of cotton thread. I slip-stitched the I-cord section to the headband and it looked similar to the other side. Threading needles can be a pain. This is the method I use: kzbin.info/www/bejne/poacnaSqd5tsi7M For the cotton thread, I untwisted it before I fold it. This makes the thread flatter when it gets folded making it easier to push through. Unsolicited advice I know, but I hope it helps.

[@MarlyBird]

Great tip!

[@michelleseager9782]

Is that a tooshay hook?

[@MarlyBird]

yes

[@michelehopper449]

Hi Marley , I just subscribed to your The Crochet Channel on Roku. Wow thank you . I wanted to tell you on the icon for the Crochet Channel , there is two knitting needles stuck in a ball of yarn this should be changed. Wrong in so many ways. This is not knitting but crochet. One hook is needed. Ok please change it.

[@Michelle.05]

That's not Marly on Roku, someone stole her content and put it on there. She did a video about it either earlier this year or late last year.

[@suzanneschmidt6905]

CAn can't get sound

[@MarlyBird]

hmmm, not sure why.