Easy Chunky Crochet Earwarmer Free Pattern

Enjoy this free pattern for a chunky crochet earwarmer.

Earwarmers are such a favorite of mine. Mainly because I am not much of a hat person.

I love the construction of this specific earwarmer. It is worked in a long tube. This style earwarmer makes for a much warmer item for those very cold days.

The tube format of this crocheted headband creates 2 layers of fabric. That is why it is a much warmer earwarmer than some others.

The simple texture of this chunky crochet earwarmer is also very nice. Crocheting in the back loop only creates a very neat look to this.

The little cinched section can either be worn in the front or in the very back. Whatever the wearers preference is.

Yarn:

The yarn for this project was provided for me to use from We Crochet. The yarn is called Biggo and the color used was Dove Heather.

The yarn is a chunky #5 yarn. It is made up of 50% Superwash Merino Wool and 50% Nylon. This yarn may just be one of the softest I have every worked with.

I really enjoyed working with this yarn to create this warm earwarmer. I would definitely work with it again!

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Materials:

• Yarn: 100 yards of#5 bulky weight yarn – Knit Picks/WeCrochet Biggo in Dove Heather or suitable substitute
• Hook: US Size (K/10.5) 6.5 mm
• Other: Yarn Needle, Scissors, Stitch Marker

Difficulty:

• Easy

Gauge:

• 6 sc sts x 5 rows of pattern = 2”/5 cm

Size:

• Adult

Stitches/Abbreviations: US Terms:

• ch – chain
• st(s) – stitch(es)
• blo – back loop only
• sl st – slip stitch
• sc – single crochet
• sc2tog – single crochet 2 stitches together

Notes:

• This is worked in the round to form a long tube and then seamed.
• This is worked in a continuous spiral. Use a stitch marker to mark the first st of each round.
• Adjust circumference by adding more round repeats or not working as many repeats.
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If you like this ear warmer pattern then check out this beginner friendly textured ear warmer.

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Instructions: Pippin Ear Warmer

Ch 20, join with a sl st to first ch – 20 sts.

Round 1: Ch 1, place st marker in first st made, sc in each around, do not join – 20 sts,

Rounds 2-17: Blo sc in first, move st marker to st just made, blo sc in each around – 20 sts.

Round 18: Blo sc in first, move st marker to st just made, *blo sc2tog, blo sc in next; repeat from * around until 1 remains, blo sc in last – 14 sts.

Round 19: Blo sc2tog, move st marker to st just made, blo sc2tog around – 7 sts.

Round 20: Blo sc in each around – 7 sts.

Round 21: 2 blo sc in first, move st marker to st just made, 2 blo sc in each around – 14 sts.

Round 22:  Blo sc in first, move st marker to st just made, *2 blo sc in next, blo sc in next; repeat from * around until 1 remains, blo sc in last – 20 sts.

Rounds 23-40: Blo sc in first, move st marker to st just made, blo sc in each around – 20 sts.

Fasten off leaving a 24 inch tail. With the tail and yarn needle, seam the ends of the tube together.

Weave in ends.

Want to try a similar style earwarmer but using a DK weight yarn? Try the Eternal Dawn Earwarmer pattern free on my website.

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