Layered Spike Stitch
Headband
I made this pattern because I wanted/needed something crochet a stylish with lots of color to go with my plain jane white crochet skirt to spice it up a bit, and i think my layered spike st doubled up in a headband did just that! Using a layered stitch gave lots of color in a small space and gave it an awesome pattern. Also a special thank you to
Kim Guzman for giving me the idea to make my spike layers come from both sides it looks amazing!
Abbreviations/Need
to Know
ch- chain
sc- single crochet
st(s)- stitch(s)
sp(s)- space(s)
dc- double crochet
hdc- half double crochet
spk st- spike st
sl st- slip stitch
dc dec- double crochet decrease
also
beginning ch does not count as 1st st unless
stated
( ) holds the number of stitches made and other need to
know info
[ ] repeat whats inside
will
need
H- hook
3 colors yarn of your choice in caron simply soft
Headband
in 1st color
ch 46, hdc in 2nd ch from hook and each st
across, turn (45hdc) – this row will be referred to as the 3rd
row latter on
ch 1, hdc in each st across, turn (45hdc) -this row
will be referred to as then 2nd row
repeat row 2 – this row will be referred to as the
1st row
Note
for rows 4 & 5: 1 sc to and 3 spk sts repeated ending in sc to
make pattern, also row 5 will be worked in row 4
change 2nd color, ch 1, sc in 1st
st, [spk st in the next hdc in the 2nd row, spk st in the
next hdc in the 3rd row, spk st in the next hdc in the
2nd row, sc in next st] repeat across, turn (45 sts all
together)
change to 3rd color,work this rows spk sts
inside the previous ones, ch 1, sc in 1st st, [spk st in
next st in 1st row, spk st in next st in 2nd
row, spk st in next st in 1st row, sc in next st] repeat
across, tie off (45sts)
Flip
over to opposite side and connect 2nd color in 1st
ch
Note
for rows 6 & 7: 2 spike stitchs, [1 sc, and 3 spk sts] repaeted
ending in 2 spk sts to make pattern, also row 7 will be worked in row
6
ch 1, spk st in 1st hdc in 1st
row, spk st in next hdc in 2nd row, sc in next st, [spk
st in next hdc in 2nd row, spk st in next hdc in 1st
row, skp st in next hdc in 2nd row, sc in next st] repeat
across, till last 2 sts, spk st in 2nd to last st in 2nd
row, spk st in last st in 1st row, change to 3rd
color, turn (45sts)
ch 1, spk st in 1st spk st in 2nd
row, spk st in next spk st in 3rd row, sc in next st,
[spk st in next spk st in 3nd row, spk st in next spk st
in 2nd row, spk st in next spk st in 3rd row,
sc in next st] repeat across, till last 2 sts, spk st in 2nd
to last spk st in 3rd row, spk st in last spk st in 2nd
row, ch 2, turn to side
dc 5 times into side of head band making sure to end in
3rd color, turn
ch 2, dc in each st across, turn (5dc)
ch 2, dc dec across 1s 2 sts, dc in next st, dc dec
across last 2 sts, turn (3dc)
ch 2, dc in each st across, turn (3dc) – repeat
this row as many times as you need for length, and remember to take
into a count that there will be 3 more rows before we end off, if need help on deciding how long to make it there is a link at the bottom for a head circumference chart
ch 2, 2 dc in 1st st, 1 dc in next st, 2 dc
in last st, turn (5dc)
ch 2, dc in each st across, turn (5dc)
repeat 13, now you can either sl st the ends together
and tie off and sew in ends or you can tie off and leave a long tail
to sew both ends together and sew in ends.