The Boho Dream Hair Kerchief is a lightweight and lacy accessory that effortlessly blends style and function. Perfect for adding a touch of handmade charm to your everyday look, this kerchief features a gorgeous openwork stitch pattern with stunning texture and visual interest. Designed to comfortably hug the head and tie at the back, it keeps hair gently in place. Perfect for beach days, market strolls, or handmade wardrobe flair. Looks beautiful in solids or hand-dyed colorways.

The Boho Dream Hair Kerchief is a quick, satisfying make that pairs perfectly with the Boho Dream Envelope Pillow Cover for a cohesive, boho-inspired project collection.

Materials:
• 70 yards Premier Cotton Sprout or similar DK weight #3 yarn
• G/6 4mm crochet hook
• tapestry needle
• scissors
• blocking mat and pins (optional)

Note:
1) This pattern is written in US terms
2) This pattern is written in rows
3) Turns are assumed at the end of each row, not written
4) Do not chain at the beginning of each row, use a stacked treble crochet
5) For the ties you can replace the foundation single crochet with a chain and a return row of single crochet, then single crochet across the top of the hair kerchief, then form the second tie
6) To make a smaller bandana for little ones or a smaller adult, finish on an odd row (ending with 3 treble crochet)
7) Instructions between (…) are to all be skipped to get across the “valley”

Skill Level: Intermediate - involved stitch patterns, color work, and/or shaping

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