Stoney Creek Headband

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The cable used in the Stoney Creek Headband reminds me of water rippling over the rocks that dapple the bottom of a shallow creek bed, hence the name, Stoney Creek. Stoney Creek features a wide, chevron-like cable that reverses direction at the center. The cable then neatly diminishes to a single rope cable at the nape of the neck, allowing the headband to be worn with a variety of hairstyles, both up and down.

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NOTE: This original design pattern is the copyrighted property of Melissa Burke, Apiary Knits, and is intended for the personal use of the original purchaser only. Please do not reproduce or distribute this pattern (in whole or in part) without express written permission from Melissa Burke, Apiary Knits.

This pattern has been professionally tech edited and test knit to reduce the potential for error.

SIZE(S):

Headband fits an adult head size of approx 22” – 23.5” (55.9 cm – 59.7 cm). Additional sizes available by working more/fewer full cable pattern repeats at the nape of the neck.

CHARTED/WRITTEN:

The pattern is fully charted, but also includes complete written directions so the ability to read a chart is not necessary to work this pattern.

Also included with this pattern:

Crocheted Provisional Cast-On Photo Tutorial
Top to Bottom Kitchener Join Photo Tutorial

The pattern directs you how to treat every single stitch in your graft. No guessing and no worries!

GAUGE:

34.5 sts/35 rows to 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm) in large cable pattern stitch, unblocked. 32 sts/35 rows, blocked. (widthwise only)

The headband is provisionally cast on and then worked flat. It is finished by joining the two ends with a Kitchener graft.

To work this pattern, you will need to know:

Knit and purl stitches
Increase and decrease stitches – LLI, RLI, P2TOG, SSP
Cable stitches – 2/2LC, 2/2LPC, 2/2RC, 2/2RPC
Provisional cast-on
Kitchener grafting – top to bottom

YARN:

Allow approx 65-75 yds (59-69 m) worsted weight yarn.

Avoid highly variegated and/or excessively fuzzy yarn as it will obscure the cable pattern.

NEEDLES:

US 6 (4 mm) double-pointed, circular or single-pointed needles
Or any size needed to obtain correct gauge and length to suit number of stitches.

NOTIONS:

I9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook (for provisional cast-on)
50” (127 cm) scrap contrasting color worsted yarn (for provisional cast-on)
8” (20.3 cm) scrap contrasting color fingering weight or lighter yarn/thread (optional, for Kitchener lifeline)
Tapestry/blunt yarn needle
T-pins (optional, for blocking)