This headband is named after the Cliffrose Shrub--one or my favorite plants while living in Grand Canyon National Park. It focuses on the Star and Berry Stitches to resemble the five petal flowers and berries that grow on the Cliffrose Shrub. This headband is ideal for beginners looking to practice new stitches, and makes a wonderful afternoon project for an advanced crocheter.

If you’re looking for the original Cliffrose Headband Crochet Pattern, you can find it here… https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/cliffrose-headband

Materials Needed
Yarn - Yarn Bee Effortless Bulky, super bulky (category 6), 80% acrylic/20% alpaca, 6oz/170g
111yds/102m
Crochet Hook - N/15 (10.00mm) or correct hook to meet gauge
Scissors
Tapestry Needle
Measuring Tape or Ruler

Experience Level = Advanced Beginner.

Yarn Substitutes
Any other super bulky (category 6) yarn will work. Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick is a great alternative if a Hobby Lobby isn’t convenient.

Gauge
7 STS x 5 Rows = 4” x 4” square
Create gauge using the HDC.

Gauge is measured BEFORE blocking.

Always check gauge before making any garment or accessory for an accurate fit.

Finished Sizes
This headband is designed to have a snug fit (2” of negative ease). Below are the measurements for the head circumference, not the circumference for the finished headband.
For the best fit, take a head measurement before starting this pattern to determine the correct size. Sizing is based off of the Craft Yarn Council’s guidelines.

-Adult Small (21”)
-Adult Large (24”)

Tutorials
This pattern includes photo tutorials for the Star and Berry Stitches.

This pattern includes a photo tutorial on how to seam up the headband and create the twist. Also, there is a link inside the PDF to a video tutorial on this method.

If you have any questions, please send an email to hello@highdesertyarn.com I’d love to help you!

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