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Posted by Jessica Evelyn from Atlanta, Georgia, United States • Published 26th December 2009 • See Jessica Evelyn's 12 projects »

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Step 1
BAND - color of your choice
ch 4
ROW 1: dc in each st across, turn
ROW 2: dc in each st, inc 1 dc at the end of the row, turn
ROWS 3-6: rep row 2
ROWS 7-29 : dc in each st, turn
ROW 29: skip first dc, dc in each st, turn
ROW 30-35: repeat row 29 (you should end up with 4 remaining dc)
End/fasten off – you can weave the extra material into the earwarmer.
Step 2
TRIM - color of your choice
Start on one end of the earwarmer and work dc sts all the way around until you’re back where you started. Be sure to add 1 or 2 ch as you turn to create the corners of the earwarmer. Once you’re finished you can weave the extra material into your earwarmer.
Step 3
FLOWER - color of your choice
Chain 4, join the end with the first stitch with a sl st
RND 1: (sc in the ring, ch 3) 6 times, join to the first sc with sl st
RND 2: (sc, ch1, 3 dc, ch1, sc) in each space created by previous rnd
(if you’d like to change the color, fasten off this round and begin rnd 3 with the new color)
RND 3: (sc around first spoke, ch 4) 6 times, join to the first sc with sl st
RND 4: (sc, ch 1, 4 dc, ch 1, sc) in each space created by previous rnd
(if you’d like to change the color, fasten off this round and begin rnd 5 with the new color)
RND 5: (sc around first spoke, ch 5) 6 times, join to the first sc with sl st
RND 6: (sc, ch 1, 5 dc, ch1, sc) in each space created by previous rnd
End/fasten off – you can weave the extra material into the earwarmer.
Step 4
ATTACH FLOWER TO BAND
1 - Simply place the flower where you’d like it to sit on the band.
2 - Cut off about 18 inches of same color yarn you used for the bottom layer of the flower.
3 - Using the piece of yarn you just cut off, tie the edge of the bottom layer of the flower to the band. Tie a knot leaving about 3 inches of tail and secure the flower to the band. Be sure that the knot is on the INSIDE of the band where it can not be seen and not the outside where your flower will be.
4 - Weave the yarn in and out of the edges of the flower and through the band.
5 - Once you’ve gone all the way around, make another knot with using your left over yarn and the 3 inch tail you left at the begging.
6 – Weave in all extra material
Step 5
PUT IT ALL TOGETHER!

1 - Place right sides together so that the flower is on the inside.
2 - Grab the color of yarn you used for the trim
3 - line up the 2 end of your earwarmer - remember: inside out!
4 - sc across the top. Be sure sure that you are going through BOTH ends of the earwarmer.
5 - fasten off, weave all extra material into the band and you're done!

TA-DA! You have a stylish, funky earwarmer to keep your ears warm this winter!

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LianneyFanney 1st February 2014

Are you chaining 2 or 3 when you turn or just turning and double crocheting into the next st?

Jessica Evelyn · Atlanta, Georgia, US · 12 projects 4th February 2014

I chain at the end of each row and then turn. I'm going to upload an updated pattern today that should be easier to follow. I made this pattern several years ago and made a few adjustments. You live and learn, right?!

Keely G. 17th March 2013

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theresa f. 26th January 2013

Is there a misprint in line 1? The number of chains can not be just 4.

Jessica Evelyn · Atlanta, Georgia, US · 12 projects 27th December 2013

I've revised the "band" pattern. It's actually chain 5... you increase 1 stitch every row until you're up to 10 or 11 across. You then decrease on the other end to have matching ends. This allows the band to be tapered so it sits more comfortably on your head