Knitting Pattern: I-Cord Workout Headband

Knitting Pattern: I-Cord Workout Headband

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This is a free downloadable PDF knitting pattern for the I-Cord Workout Headband.

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Inspired by those cute elastic workout headbands, this knit version employs stretchy and comfortable i-cord and snag-free, metal-free elastic hair ties to create a super cute and functional hair accessory.

Absolutely essential for working out or whenever you need to hold back your hair, this i-cord headband stays in place and won’t cause headaches or hurt your ears. Use any worsted weight/category 4 100% cotton to make them easily machine washable with your workout gear!

This is a SUPER QUICK and SUPER EASY pattern yielding a headband you will wear, wash, and re-wear all the time. Grab some yarn and whip up this project in around 40 minutes or less!

This pattern includes a step-by-step photo tutorial to walk you through the entire process.

For a video tutorial on how to work a 3-stitch i-cord, check out my video tutorial here: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKamKP6ZVYw&t=21s

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https://www.amazon.com/ideas/amzn1.account.AH3I2TFK3SATILOHG3M4KCLKVANQ/A3BPRI5Q2N9V?ref=idea_lv_lole_

Yarn: 
5-6 yards of any worsted weight / category 4 100% cotton

Needles: 
2 x size US 6 (4mm) double-pointed needles

A 16” or shorter circular needle will also work perfectly fine!

Tools: 
snag-free elastic hair ties 
measuring Tape 
scissors 
tapestry needle for finishing

Gauge: 
4 rows of i-cord = 1”

Finished Dimensions: 
Approximately 17.5” unstretched

One size fits most - directions are included in the pattern on how to customize the size

For more information, see:https://www.elisemade.com/blog/i-cord-workout-headband

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How to Knit I-Cord for Beginners Video Tutorial:

In this video, I will show you how to knit a simple 3-stitch i cord. This technique is very easy and can be applied to knitting projects in many different ways. Grab two double-pointed needles and some yarn. If you prefer circulars, a 16" or shorter circular needle will work just fine.
Inspired by those cute elastic workout headbands, this knit version uses stretchy and comfortable i-cord to create a super cute and functional hair accessory Absolutely essential for working out or whenever you need to hold back your hair, they stay in place and won't cause headaches or hurt your ears.