Crochet Bias-Frill Scrunchie | Free Pattern & Japanese Chart

A simple and easy-to-use scrunchie made with crochet.

I felt like making a hair accessory using crochet, so I tried crocheting a scrunchie with a light and airy feel.

My mornings are always hectic.
I made lunch, ate breakfast, and then rushed to the kindergarten bus stop...
My appearance is secondary.
Especially with my hair, I always just tie it up haphazardly and that's it.

I thought a subtle touch of embellishment would be nice in a situation like this, so I went for a design that's not too flashy.
This is an easy scrunchie that can be made using only double crochet and chain stitches.

The image is of bias-effect ruffles like those found on blouses.
The easiest way to tie it is to thread the elastic through after you've finished knitting (natural color).
Another one I made was by weaving around a rubber band (purple).

Because it's a simple knit pattern, I think it would look cute even if you knitted it with a different type of yarn.
Please try knitting with your favorite color and texture of yarn!

Preparation and materials needed for "Bias Frill Style Scrunchie"

Yarn, materials and crochet hook size

Medium-fine cotton thread
Rubber bands (the purple scrunchies are 5cm in diameter)
2.3 mm (JP 3/0)

Finished size

18cm x 19cm

Crochet pattern for "Bias Frill Style Scrunchie"

Scrunchie knitting pattern

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Detailed instructions and steps for making a "Bias Frill Style Scrunchie"

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① Start knitting by casting on the chain, and when you have made 120 stitches, pull through to the first stitch to make a loop. For the first double crochet, pick up one stitch on the other side of the cast-on chain and the back crochet. After you have knit one round, check that you have 120 stitches.

②The purple scrunchie was made by wrapping the rubber band around it. The beige scrunchie had the rubber band threaded through it after it was finished. From here, I will explain the differences in how the two scrunchies are made.

For the purple scrunchie, crochet once around in the second row, then crochet around the elastic when working in a grid pattern in the third row.
When doing this, knit the first double crochet in front of the elastic, then knit the next double crochet on the other side of the elastic, so that the double crochets alternate in front of and behind the elastic.

The yarn used for the beige scrunchie was a little thin, so I added one more double stitch on each side of the elastic, making three rows each.
After the scrunchie fabric is completed, the elastic is threaded through the grid squares, stitching alternately.

Both are simple knits made using only double stitches, so I think it would be fun to add variety by knitting picots with edge stitches.

Everyone's "Bias Frill Style Scrunchie" creations

"Bias frill scrunchie" from knitting shop [Yutomayu]

There are many different scrunchie recipes out there, but I've never seen a design like this! I started knitting right away...it's gorgeous with yarn that contains sequins!

http://ameblo.jp/doubleychan/
Knitting blog by Knitting Shop [Yutomayu]

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Rico's "Bias Frill Scrunchie"

“"Simple" is "best"”
I like that it's not frilly ♪

*Rico*Rico*Diary
http://ricocrochet.blog.fc2.com/

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koala's "Bias Frill Scrunchie"

I was curious about how to knit this scrunchie, so I gave it a try. It was very easy to knit, and I love the finished product.
thank you very much.

I posted it on my blog.
http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/nori5697/32504031.html

yupi*'s "Biased Frill Scrunchie"

This was my first attempt at making accessories, but the knitting pattern was easy to make, so I was able to complete it successfully!
Instead of two rows of double knitting, I made it five rows to add volume.

Blog address >>
http://blog.livedoor.jp/kondate2010/archives/7357054.html

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