Easy Crochet Bandana Pattern
I am excited to share the XoXo Crochet Bandana Pattern, a simple and easy project perfect for all seasons. If you’re looking for a fun and simple pattern, you can whip it up quickly. This crochet bandana is the perfect accessory.
This pattern uses basic crochet stitches, which makes it ideal for advanced beginners looking to enhance their skills. Whether you aim for a boho-chic vibe or a cute cottage-core look, this crochet kerchief pattern will add a stylish touch to any outfit.
The pattern is free, easy to follow, and a great option for road trips or relaxing at home. Grab your favorite cotton or acrylic yarn, and let’s get started on this versatile and trendy crochet head kerchief!
While the most common bandana has been the popular crochet granny stitch, I chose V stitches.
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Supplies for XoXo crochet bandana pattern
Yarn – Style craft Aran, #4 (100% Acrylic, 382 yards per 7.1 oz/200g Ball)
Estimated Total Yardage
70 yards
Hook and other Materials
5.5 mm Crochet Hook
Tapestry needle to weave in ends.
Gauge
16 sts over 8 rows = 4’’by 4” made in xhdc before blocking.
Gauge is not crucial to this project
Bandana Pattern Notes
- Please kindly read through the pattern before starting.
- Similar #4 weight yarn can be substituted; please check the gauge.
Skill Level – Intermediate
Stitches
Chain – ch
Half double crochet – hdc
Stitch – st
Slip Stitch – sl st
Double crochet – dc
Special stitches
V stitch – dc, ch 1, dc in indicated stitch
How to crochet a bandana
Chain 4, join to make a circle.
Row 1: Ch 4, (counts as a DC + Ch 1 here and throughout), V st, ch 2, place stitch marker and move it after every row, V st, ch 1, dc, in the circle, turn. 2 V st, 2 dc, 3 ch sp
Row 2: Ch 4, V st in the same stitch, ch 1, V st in next V st, ch 1, (V st, ch 2, V st) in next ch 2 sp, ch 1, V st in next V st, ch 1, V st in last st(3rd ch from ch 4 sp), ch 1, dc in same st, turn, 6 V sts, 2 dc, 7 ch sps.
Skip all v sts from here.
Row 3: Ch 4, V st in first ch sp, ch 1, *V st in next ch 1-sp, ch 1, rep from * one more time, (V st, ch 2, V st) in ch 2 sp, ch 1, rep from * to ** 2 more times, V st, ch 1, dc in last st. 8 V st, 2 dc, 9 ch sps.
Row 4: Ch 4, V st in first ch sp,, ch 1, *V st in next ch 1-sp, ch 1**, rep from * until next stitch marker, (V st, ch 2, V st) in ch 2 sp, ch 1, rep from * to ** until the last st, V st, ch 1, dc in last st. 10 V st, 2 dc, 11 ch sp.
Row 5: Ch 4, V st in first ch sp, ch 1, *V st in next ch 1-sp, ch 1**, rep from * until next stitch maker, (V st, ch 2, V st) in ch 2 sp, ch 1, rep from * to ** until the last st, V st, ch 1, dc in last st. 12 V st, 2 dc, 13 ch sp.
Repeat rows 4-5 until your piece measures 18”
For a smaller version, stop at any point you would love.
Last row: ch 3, 2 dc, ch 2, 3 dc in next ch 1 sp, *sc in next ch 1 sp, 3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc in next ch sp, rep from * across
Do not fasten off
Chain 39, sl st in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across.
Increase or decrease the number of chains for desirable rope for tying.
Crocheting across the edge, sc evenly across to the other edge.
Chain 39, sl st in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across.
Fasten off
Sew in all ends.
FAQ about crochet bandana
How long does it take to complete this project?
This is a relatively quick project that you can complete in a few hours, making it perfect for a weekend or even a road trip.
Can I sell the items I make from this pattern?
Yes, you can sell finished items made from this pattern. If you share your work on social media, we’d love to see it! Be sure to tag us on TikTok and Facebook.
Can I adjust the pattern to make a smaller or larger bandana?
Yes, you can easily adjust the pattern by changing your hook size, yarn weight, or the number of stitches and rows.
What if I have trouble following the pattern?
Don’t worry! You can also join our Facebook group for additional support and tips.
Does this pattern include any special techniques?
Yes, the pattern includes techniques like the magic ring, V stitches, and shell stitch, which add fun texture and detail to your bandana.
What’s the best yarn to use for this pattern?
Cotton yarn is recommended for a breathable and lightweight feel, especially for summer outfits. However, acrylic yarn also works well and is a great option for a cozy, autumn breeze bandana.
How do I finish the bandana and weave in loose ends?
After completing the last row, use a tapestry needle to weave in loose ends securely. This ensures a clean finish and prevents unraveling.
What if my gauge is off?
If your gauge swatch is not matching the pattern, try using a smaller or larger hook to adjust the size and tension for best results.
Happy crocheting, and don’t forget to share your finished projects with us on social media!
Enjoy your cute crochet bandana!
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