Knitting Dragonflies

I’ve been crocheting lately, a good stash buster, and fun and fast. Well you get the idea, you don’t have to have dreads to wear this, I love them for camping, and gardening, anytime I need to cover my hair and look good. Here are two patterns for headbands. Rasta Headband Made with just a small amount of acrylic yarn. Crochet hook: size advised on yarn label, I used a G. chain 72 stitches, 80 if you want it loose or have a lot of hair. Single crochet all around, joining chain, begin careful not to twist when joining. Continue single crochet until you have about 5 inches or more, depending on your need or amount of yarn. I think it would look cool with strips, bright ones! Ta da, now weave in ends and no bad hair days for you! Hippy Headband I made this from 100% natural cotton yarn, soft and pretty. As above but make this only 4 or 6 rows wide. And my favorite, my colorful hippy-Rasta headband! I crocheted this one like the turquoise one above but added a row of dc ch