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"Lucky" Bandana

$6.00

The Lucky Bandana is our take on a classic accessory that's been worn and loved for generations. Knit from a single skein, it features delicate eyelets, a graceful picot edge, and a classic triangular shape that's equally at home in cool cotton for summer or cozy wool for fall.

Tie it over your hair, knot it at your neck, or knit a matching one for a loved one—or even your pet. A quick, satisfying project with timeless appeal, the Lucky Bandana is one you'll enjoy wearing through spring, summer, and fall!

Pattern Features

  • One-skein project

  • Top-down triangular construction

  • Fingering-weight yarn

  • Wear as a headscarf or neckerchief

  • Includes video tutorial for the picot bind-off

The Lucky Bandana is our take on a classic accessory that's been worn and loved for generations. Knit from a single skein, it features delicate eyelets, a graceful picot edge, and a classic triangular shape that's equally at home in cool cotton for summer or cozy wool for fall.

Tie it over your hair, knot it at your neck, or knit a matching one for a loved one—or even your pet. A quick, satisfying project with timeless appeal, the Lucky Bandana is one you'll enjoy wearing through spring, summer, and fall!

Pattern Features

  • One-skein project

  • Top-down triangular construction

  • Fingering-weight yarn

  • Wear as a headscarf or neckerchief

  • Includes video tutorial for the picot bind-off

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  • finished measurements approximately 28” wide by 12” long

  • fingering weight / cotton, wool or blends

    • ~180 yards yarn

    Sample A: HiKoo CoBaSi by Skacel (Fingering weight; 55% Cotton, 21% Elastic Nylon, 16% Bamboo, 8% Silk; 220y per 50g skein).

    Sample B: scraps of fingering weight sock yarn, wool or wool blend.

  • GAUGE: 23 sts x 31 rows = 4” after blocking

    ♥ Main Fabric: Needle A: US 5, 32” circular needle

    Notes: The circular needle is used to accommodate the growing number of stitches. The bandana is worked flat and is not joined in the round.

    Use size needed to obtain gauge.

  • ♥ 4 stitch markers

    ♥  Crochet hook

    ♥  Smooth scrap yarn

    ♥  Sharp chenille needle

  • Perfect for adventurous beginners looking to learn new techniques or experienced knitters seeking a quick, satisfying project.

    Techniques Used

    • Garter Tab cast-on

    • Yarn over eyelets

    • Increasing and Decreasing

    • Picot bind-off