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Patterns Cabled Headband with Saxon Braid
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Cabled Headband with Saxon Braid

$4.00

• Any yarn weight • Great for gifts •

This beautiful braided cable makes for a fun knit and a great headband. Why is this headband so great? Here’s why!

  • Perfect for stash diving: This headband can be made using any yarn. Yes, any yarn! If you use a lighter-weight yarn, you will wind up with a thinner headband and if you use bulkier yarn, you will wind up with a thicker headband. But the pattern will get you to the right length regardless.

  • The “secret weapon” of a sewn-in ponytail holder keeps this headband comfortable all day and helps prevent the knitted fabric from stretching out of shape. It takes just a few stitches with a tapestry needle, but makes a big difference. It also means that if you are giving this as a gift, you don’t have to have the exact measurements of the recipient’s head in order to be confident that it will fit.

  • Knits up fast if you need a gift.

  • The pattern includes both a chart and row-by-row written instructions for the cables, for whichever way you prefer to work.

  • Detailed instructions include stitch counts any time there is a change so you’ll always know you’re on track.

Yardage requirements and finished width will depend on the yarn chosen. As a guide, the green/blue headband in the example picture was knitted with worsted weight yarn (gauge 20 sts/ 4” on stockinette stitch), produced a headband about 3.75”/ 9.5 cm wide and used about 90-100 yards of yarn.

If you use worsted, aran, or bulky yarn, the headband will be wide enough to cover part or all of the ears. Cozy!

*Want to see more of this fun cable? The Saxony Hat has two panels of the Saxon Braided Cable and looks great on both men and women.

What knitters say about the pattern:

“Easy and well written pattern with a lovely cable design. Hair tie tab is brilliant! This pattern is worth every penny”. - Amy

“First time cabling! This is a great pattern.” - Terry

“Quick and fun project. Fits snug and comfortable.” - Beth

This pattern has been tech edited and test knitted to give you a smooth, error-free knitting experience.

Thank you to the fabulous test knitters of this pattern! If you might be interested in test knitting, join the Softyarn Designs newsletter. where test knitting opportunities are announced.

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• Any yarn weight • Great for gifts •

This beautiful braided cable makes for a fun knit and a great headband. Why is this headband so great? Here’s why!

  • Perfect for stash diving: This headband can be made using any yarn. Yes, any yarn! If you use a lighter-weight yarn, you will wind up with a thinner headband and if you use bulkier yarn, you will wind up with a thicker headband. But the pattern will get you to the right length regardless.

  • The “secret weapon” of a sewn-in ponytail holder keeps this headband comfortable all day and helps prevent the knitted fabric from stretching out of shape. It takes just a few stitches with a tapestry needle, but makes a big difference. It also means that if you are giving this as a gift, you don’t have to have the exact measurements of the recipient’s head in order to be confident that it will fit.

  • Knits up fast if you need a gift.

  • The pattern includes both a chart and row-by-row written instructions for the cables, for whichever way you prefer to work.

  • Detailed instructions include stitch counts any time there is a change so you’ll always know you’re on track.

Yardage requirements and finished width will depend on the yarn chosen. As a guide, the green/blue headband in the example picture was knitted with worsted weight yarn (gauge 20 sts/ 4” on stockinette stitch), produced a headband about 3.75”/ 9.5 cm wide and used about 90-100 yards of yarn.

If you use worsted, aran, or bulky yarn, the headband will be wide enough to cover part or all of the ears. Cozy!

*Want to see more of this fun cable? The Saxony Hat has two panels of the Saxon Braided Cable and looks great on both men and women.

What knitters say about the pattern:

“Easy and well written pattern with a lovely cable design. Hair tie tab is brilliant! This pattern is worth every penny”. - Amy

“First time cabling! This is a great pattern.” - Terry

“Quick and fun project. Fits snug and comfortable.” - Beth

This pattern has been tech edited and test knitted to give you a smooth, error-free knitting experience.

Thank you to the fabulous test knitters of this pattern! If you might be interested in test knitting, join the Softyarn Designs newsletter. where test knitting opportunities are announced.

• Any yarn weight • Great for gifts •

This beautiful braided cable makes for a fun knit and a great headband. Why is this headband so great? Here’s why!

  • Perfect for stash diving: This headband can be made using any yarn. Yes, any yarn! If you use a lighter-weight yarn, you will wind up with a thinner headband and if you use bulkier yarn, you will wind up with a thicker headband. But the pattern will get you to the right length regardless.

  • The “secret weapon” of a sewn-in ponytail holder keeps this headband comfortable all day and helps prevent the knitted fabric from stretching out of shape. It takes just a few stitches with a tapestry needle, but makes a big difference. It also means that if you are giving this as a gift, you don’t have to have the exact measurements of the recipient’s head in order to be confident that it will fit.

  • Knits up fast if you need a gift.

  • The pattern includes both a chart and row-by-row written instructions for the cables, for whichever way you prefer to work.

  • Detailed instructions include stitch counts any time there is a change so you’ll always know you’re on track.

Yardage requirements and finished width will depend on the yarn chosen. As a guide, the green/blue headband in the example picture was knitted with worsted weight yarn (gauge 20 sts/ 4” on stockinette stitch), produced a headband about 3.75”/ 9.5 cm wide and used about 90-100 yards of yarn.

If you use worsted, aran, or bulky yarn, the headband will be wide enough to cover part or all of the ears. Cozy!

*Want to see more of this fun cable? The Saxony Hat has two panels of the Saxon Braided Cable and looks great on both men and women.

What knitters say about the pattern:

“Easy and well written pattern with a lovely cable design. Hair tie tab is brilliant! This pattern is worth every penny”. - Amy

“First time cabling! This is a great pattern.” - Terry

“Quick and fun project. Fits snug and comfortable.” - Beth

This pattern has been tech edited and test knitted to give you a smooth, error-free knitting experience.

Thank you to the fabulous test knitters of this pattern! If you might be interested in test knitting, join the Softyarn Designs newsletter. where test knitting opportunities are announced.

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