Ten Squared Headband by Mary W Martin

Ten Squared Headband

Knitting
yarn held together
Fingering
+ Fingering
= Worsted (9 wpi) ?
US 7 - 4.5 mm
240 - 300 yards (219 - 274 m)
English
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The Ten Squared Headband pattern comes with 10 different motifs that you mix and match to create one-of-a-kind reversible warmth! You choose one of the 10 motifs for Side One and choose one of the 10 again for Side Two. You also select the MC and CC for each side, so even if you work the same motif, you’ll have different looks on each side. There are so many possibilities!

The Ten Squared Headband is a super squishy, reversible fabric made by layering cables onto both sides of a garter stitch core. This is an example of reversible Woven Knitting. The cable pattern, for all the designs shown, is the same; the cables are coloured differently to create different motifs.

Reasons to knit the Ten Squared Headbands:

  • dense cables built into 3 layers of reversible fabric create cozy protection for your ears
  • the built-in elastic ensures a good fit (perfect for gifting)
  • it tucks away compactly into a coat pocket (smaller than a hat)
  • made from small quantities of fingering weight yarn
  • memorizable 8 row/ 10 stitch repeat
  • small project (great for learning new skills)
  • feel like a star when you learn Woven Knitting
  • video tutorials for every row from the cast on to bind off

Yarn: 2 colours of fingering weight yarn
Yarn Usage: 160 yd/ 150 m of each colour
Needles: 4.5mm/ US#7 circular or dpn
Finished Size: 3.5-4 in/ 9-10 cm in width; adjustable length
Other: hair elastic

Skills required: Comfortable with cables
Resources: Ten Squared Headband Tutorials

Recommended Yarn shown in Samples
A&B: Sweet Georgia Cashluxe Fine; Birch & Marine
C&D: Julie Asselin Leizu Fingering; Safran & Odyssee
E&F: Indigodragonfly Cariboubaa; Damon Grunion & A Flock of Sigals
G&H: Marianated Yarns Scrumptious HT; Amethyst & Morning Mist
J&K: Koigu KPM; 2132 (green) & 2169 (blue)

Photography: Julie Crawford
Tech editor: Kate Atherley

Ways to learn about my designs and reversible knitting: