Arbor Ear Warmers Crochet Tutorial 

I wish youtube allowed photo sharing as well! Sounds adorable! I hate when yarns have different thicknesses despite being the "same" yarn. If you want to share a photo with me you can send it to me on Instagram @taylorlynncrochet or join the Ash and Tay Crochet Community facebook group and share it there! I bet lots of other makers would love to see this pattern striped!

@@TaylorLynnCrochet I will do that. Thanks! Oh I went to the group and I'm already in it LOL. I'll share a pic when I get a chance.

SAME I actually added way more rows🤣

This is so me!😔😩😆

I did 13 chains at the beginning and 15-20 rows for the sides depending on the density of the yarn. I bought a weight 5 yarn but would consider it a weight 4 due to it being thinner and less dense and the adapted pattern worked really well.

I have a worsted weight version I made.. when I find it, I will release the entire pattern on my blog with the updated row counts!

@@TaylorLynnCrochet Thanks so much. I used lion brand hometown in black and orange for my sister to display in her shop. She has bees and sells her own honey and loads of honey related items. I made her a few amigurumi bees just for fun and she loved them and said her customers also loved them so she put in an order for 50 for Christmas. She also suggested I make some Cincinnati Bengals related items since she thinks they will sell well so I went looking for patterns to make hats, scarves, ear warmers and other items that work up quickly and I found this beautiful pattern for your ear warmer. It worked up so quickly I can probably make 2 or 3 in a hour. I did encounter 1 issue but its not related to the pattern but rather to the yarn I used. For whatever reason the orange seems to be considerably thicker than the black despite being the same exact brand and thickness of a bulky 6. I would put the black more in the 5 weight category but I didn't realize until I was actually working with it. I still think it will be ok but I do wish yarn companies could be more consistent with the thickness of yarns with the exact same labeling. I sure hope her customers, who would consider purchasing 1 of these ear warmers either don't mind or better yet don't even notice. Again I want to thank you so much for sharing your talent with us all. God bless! If anyone is wondering how I used the 2 different colors...when it was time to reattach the yarn I simply attached the other color and finished the item. So its orange on 1 side black on the other and where they cross its like a stripe of both colors if that makes sense. I do wish RU-vid allowed us to share photos.

@@TaylorLynnCrochet did you end up producing the worsted weight stitch numbers? I’ve checked out your blog and couldn’t find anything.

Here is the etsy link! www.etsy.com/listing/766591543/crochet-headband-pattern-arbor-ear?ref=shop_home_feat_2

double strand it!

I bet you could!

I'm having the same problem

With the seed stitch (which is what she's doing in this pattern), you always put a sc on a dc that's on the row below it, and dc on a sc on the row below. When she started doing the second panel, the row beneath has a dc on the end, so the new row needs to start with a sc. Hope this helps!

You can zoom in and slow the video down

Update: It took me some time but I got it and I love it 😃 Thank you