Cozy Headband Sewing Pattern

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Create the perfect accessory to keep warm and stylish with this headband sewing pattern. Choose between wide or narrow, and three different style options.

Instant download digital sewing pattern. Includes sizes to fit a 13 to 24-inch head circumference.

Options
• Optional wide or narrow bands
• Optional plain, twisted, or bow styles

Features
• Beginner friendly
• Packed with pro tips and expert advice
• Includes full size, print-at-home pattern pieces
• Includes step-by-step tutorial with photos
• Instant-download digital sewing pattern

Fabric - You will need any knit fabric with a minium stretch of 30%

Create the perfect accessory to keep warm and stylish with this headband sewing pattern. Choose between wide or narrow, and three different style options.

Browse suitable fabrics here:

Double Brushed Poly (DBP)
Double Brushed Poly (DBP)
Baby French Terry/Velvet French Terry
Baby French Terry/Velvet French Terry

Notions

  • Thread

Tools

  • Sewing machine
  • Pins or clips
  • Scissors
  • Tape measure or ruler

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A serger or overlocker is optional but not required.

FAQs

How do PDF/ digital patterns work? Simply download, print, and sew. You’ll need a free Adobe Acrobat reader program and any home printer (or a nearby copy shop for A0 printing). Once you’ve printed the pieces, tape or glue them together. You’ll find an easy-to-follow how-to guide inside the pattern instructions, plus support in our Facebook group.

The trim-free pattern comes in A4 or US letter printable sizes and includes full pattern pieces and a detailed tutorial to guide you every step of the way. An A0 format (pattern pieces only) is also included should you wish to have your pattern printed professionally. PDF Layers allow you to select and print only the size/s you want/ need.

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“This pattern is wonderfully simple but very versatile. It can be hand sewn or done by machine in a matter of minutes from start to finish. Highly recommend!”

Shauna Richards

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58 reviews for Cozy Headband Sewing Pattern

  1. Grace Elliott –

    Wow, this headband is QUICK! It is so cute and will make a perfect present!

  2. Sarah Miller –

    This pattern so very quick and easy! I love that there are three different options included in this pattern! After making the twisted option I had to make one of each of the other two! I will be making more! These are a great and quick sew and make a great scrap buster pattern! Now you can have a cute headband to match every outfit! I used some alpaca sweater knit and it came out so warm and cozy! I love this pattern!

  3. Leigh Ann McDermott –

    A quick and easy make your own headband or ear warmer!

  4. Diane Cullum –

    Pretty quick to sew, even though I chose the twist (the hardest one). Had a bid of trouble deciphering the twist in the directions, but got it in the end.

  5. Kyra Delaney –

    I chose to sew the twisted option. It had easy to follow directions and I love how it looks on my daughters’ head. Super simple way to match any homemade knit outfits with scraps.

  6. Karla Henrichs –

    This was such a quick sew. I made the plain version. I want to try the twisted version next.

  7. Adelle Pears –

    My first ever headwrap! I can see this being very handy and is definitely cozy. I did the version with a twist and it was a quick make. I love that there are so many different options in one pattern.

  8. Katie Weatherly –

    A nice pattern that allows you to use your knit scraps. Some of my headbands are made from t shirt material.

  9. Sabrina Ropp –

    This was so easy and fast, and It’s great to have a headwrap to match all my homemade sweaters and capes!

  10. Aune Wood –

    What a fun simple sew! The wide version is my favorite. Your choice of fabric makes it you stand out.

  11. Sarah Miller –

    This pattern was a super quick and easy sew! I love it! I made the bow and the twisted both in the wide and love both so much and will be making a ton more as gifts! This pattern is quick and easy and a great starting pattern if you are just starting to sew or a quick pattern if you are looking for something quick and easy to use as great gifts!

  12. Clare Bowes –

    A great beginners pattern, with different options, ideal to wear indoors to keep hair out of your eyes, or if made with a nice thick fabric perfect as an ear warmer for outside on a cold day (especially if like me you get too hot wearing a hat)!

  13. Charlene Lee –

    This is an easy and quick sew . The twisted headwrap is my favorite , although the instructions confused me at first. I think some clarification is needed on the step 2.4, maybe add that the presewn area is at the left in the pic. Otherwise a quick sew and versatile.

  14. Michelle Mason –

    I love this, only took a few hours from printing to having it finished and was nice to make after a longer more involved project and it fits well, very happy

  15. Adawiyah Hairuni –

    I love them! I can make tons of these because they are supercute!

  16. Bracken Thompson –

    Good pattern. I use head bands loads since I have long hair. Generally I have very little success getting hair bands to fit or look professional when made by me. This pattern has changed all that. Its surprising but you do not expect to need a pattern for a strip of material used to hold back your hair, but I would reccomend using this pattern. I have made many attemps at making a basic head band over the years without patterns and with variable success. My hand stitching which you need to finish this is not good is the only thing letting this down but despite that this is a great pattern. I have only so far made the basic wide band but I am intending to make all variations and expect that despite the simplicity of this I will be using this pattern for many years to come.

  17. Luana Furlanetto –

    Super easy and quick sew with a very cute result! Perfect for a quick last minute gift!

  18. Karen Kaye Manalo –

    I really love making this cozy hear wrap. It is a quick and easy sew and has different style to choose from. It is so comfy which makes it is perfect for daily wear.

  19. Michele Axmaker Chapman –

    Fun easy and so cute on

  20. Shelley Clark –

    I made the plain, wide version. It was SO fast and by using a cheap blanket was very inexpensive, too.

  21. Cindy Matthijssen –

    Love this headband pattern! I made one for my daughter and the fit was spot on. It’s really cozy and it’s nice to have different options. Perfect to make matching headbands with every outfit from now on!

  22. Deb Carpenter –

    A really easy headband to whizz up quickly! Make it in all the colours and look glamorous as you walk the dog!

  23. Bonnie Hillman Riley –

    Quick and easy pattern with lots of sizes and options. Great scrap buster.

  24. June Butchee –

    The cozy headband has several variations, styles and widths. You can make several in all the views and widths and just about any fabric you want. Make one for every outfit. Plus they keep your ears warm.

  25. Alba Gallifa Hurtado –

    This is a perfect gift to sew. Excelent way to use small pieces of fabric you had left from other projects. Easy and quick and (as always) with great instructions.

  26. Mariza Seymour –

    I simply love this pattern. Easy to whip up some quick headbands for my daughter for school. She loves it. All three options look stunning and is quick to make. I will be making loads of these!

  27. Faye Elizabeth Haddon –

    “Awesome pattern for a newbie who may be scared of jersey/knit/stretch.
    Very clear instructions and sews up within about an hour (paper pattern assembly/cutting included).
    The sizing is great and it fits perfectly (most store bought headwraps are one size fits all and can be either too big/small).
    I’m now very excited for toasty ears on my winter walks!!”

  28. Branka Čelić –

    Cozy headband is one quick sew, you can make a dozen in a hour. And very practic accessory.

  29. Stephanie Springer Leddy –

    SO easy to make. You could easily go from printing the pattern to finished product in an hour!

  30. Alieke Enders –

    Do you suffer from cold ears or are you looking for a matching headband? Then you can work well with this pattern! Together with the very detailed manual you have a nice headwrap in no time.

  31. Jessica Kaiser –

    Super quick sew! The whole family will want one and you can make a set in less than an hour! A great scrap buster project too!

  32. Liz Faber –

    I made one of these headwraps and my daughter immediately stole it! Lucky they are so quick and easy to make so I can replace it (and hide the new one).

  33. Magda Rindmo –

    A really fast, easy and fun pattern! I made one in 5 minutes! Super fast and lookes so good!

  34. Deborah Kraft –

    Such a fast sew and sooo many styling options!

  35. Donna Lowe –

    I love this pattern. The twist band is my favourite. They are so easy to sew.

  36. Mariah Fair-Wall –

    Super quick and easy. I did the straight and the bow style. Both were easy to follow and put together. Fits were spot on for both me & my daughter.

  37. Kim Cierpik-Gold –

    This is a quick sew for a fun look. I sew slowly, and this was under an hour from cutting to wearing. I’m definitely going to make more!

  38. Vicky Hughes –

    Great pattern & nice easy quick sew. Great for scrap busting! Will definitely be making lots!

  39. Amy Kaczenski –

    So easy! And cute to add a little something extra to any outfit!

  40. Nadia Cadby –

    Super easy headband pattern – I made the simple one so only one pattern piece.

  41. Shauna Richards –

    This pattern is wonderfully simple but very versatile. It can be hand sewn or done by machine in a matter of minutes from start to finish. Highly recommend!

  42. Janet Cox –

    A quick and easy sew and a great scrap buster! A wide one is perfect for wearing out in the cold, covering the ears, and a narrow one is a great hair accessory. I made a wide one from fleece to wear this winter, and a narrow one from leftover knit to match my favourite dress.

  43. Agnes Robinson –

    Awesome and simple headband. Easy to make a matching headband to go with your outfit. Super comfortable.

  44. Maja Rus –

    Great sew. I made Twisted option, a little bit confusing when sewing, because I wasn’t sure if I sew right, but in the end it was better than I imagined. Very pleased with finished look.

  45. Jenny Olson-Cole –

    I’ve made two headbands so far for my girls. I am happy to have an easy basic headband pattern to make for little extras for cousins and friends. I think I may teach my 12 year old how to use my serger with this pattern as well as she would be happy with the result and it works up super fast!

  46. Angel Pooley –

    Lovely quick scrap busting sew I want one to match everything I make! Super fun and quick, great to get your sewjo back!

  47. Katherine Harris –

    This pattern is AMAZING! So quick and perfectly cute, I absolutely love the bow tie version and will be making more (perhaps interlined with fleece next time for the added warmth we need here in the Canadian Rockies) for our next ski trip!

  48. Erica Nemnich –

    Super cute headband. So many different options to chose from.

  49. Hayati Jamil –

    Sometime things that looks easy and simple might not necessary be. With RP headwrap pattern you dont need to try and error. Just follow exactly as per in the instruction, you will get perfect fitting and gorgeous looking headwrap in less than 15min

  50. Pamela Turner Munnerlyn –

    It was a very easy sew and I do love the head band even though I just cut my hair. It still looks really cute.

  51. Laura Wheelis –

    Super fast sew and EXCELLENT scrap buster!!

  52. Nadine Simard –

    This pattern comes with multiple sizes, which is great for a better fit. Great fabric buster!

  53. Geraldine Tan –

    Did a plain headband and it was a super easy sew that you can whip up in less than an hr.

  54. Jennifer Lichak –

    This is the perfect beginner project for those scraps! Use all the fun fabrics for an athletic version, warm version and even a dressy headband!

  55. Mary Acosta –

    Very easy for beginners!

  56. Tracey Clifford –

    A quick and easy sew that results in a fun & comfy headwrap. Great for adding some flair to your outfits, holding your hair back while doing your makeup/skincare or the perfect addition to your workout outfit.

  57. Karen Kaye –

    Such an easy and quick sew that you would want to make it over and over again..

  58. Susan Pearson –

    Cute and easy headband – comes together in no time – great for using leftover fabric to accessorize a top or dress of the same!

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