Wicked wave headband

This is another pattern I did during the summer. It is a simple double-knitted headband and I recommend using very different colours for this to create a bigger effect on the "wave". The double-knitting makes the headband thick and warm and also reversible, making it possible to match with different things.

Minecraft creeper headband

Part 3 of the creepers finishing that theme (at least for now). Created a headband with the creeper and added some waves to make it a bit more interesting. I have not decided what to do next, but I have some finished stuff that I haven't yet written the pattern for, so I might try to catch up on that soon.

Dreamy diamond headband

So, today we went back to winter time here in Sweden, which meant one extra hour of sleep. This blog post is however later than usual, but let's keep the Sunday streak going for another week =)

November is almost upon us already and that marks the one year anniversary of this blog and just over 35 new patterns during that time, exceeding my expectations by far.

This week we have yet another easy knitted headband to add to the collection. This is the second to last so there will be another week of these patterns before we get nerdy again =)

Simply square headband

Guess what... It's sunday again. Weeks are flying by and suddenly it's christmas. Might getting a bit ahead of myself now, but it is probably time to start thinking about the christmas knitting (if I should do any). Anyway, here's the headband version of the simple square pattern. 

The one year anniversary for this blog is coming up. I don't have anything special planned at the moment. We'll see if I can come up with something before it's time.

Trippy Triangle Headband

Another week gone by and it's time for another pattern. Of the easier patterns, the ones with this triangular pattern are my favourites so far - not only because they are green. They remind me a bit of the triforce from the Zelda games (my favourite game series).

Dizzy diagonal headband

You know the drill by now =)
It's time for the simpler patterns to get their headband versions up. Let's start out with the most popular version for the mittens, the diagonal one.

Autumn is really here now, which means that my creations are getting used more and more with the weather getting colder and wind is starting to pick up.

NES controller headband

The winter season is ending, but the patterns keep on coming up. There's probably going to be a winter again some time so it's always good to prepare.

This week I've published a pattern of the classic NES controller as a headband. I struggled a bit with this at first as I prefer to knit in the round. The nature of this pattern however did not really fit that method so I had to go for a back-and-forth approach. Really happy with the result.

Keep on knitting!

Zelda triforce headband

The week that passed Zelda turned 30 years old. Zelda is by far my favourite series of games growing up and I still hold the SNES version as the best game ever. One of the most recognised symbols for the series is of course the triforce, so for the 30th anniversary I made some Zelda stuff, starting off with this triforce headband. More will be added in the upcoming weeks and I hope we will continue to enjoy Zelda games for another 30 years =)

Space invaders headband

Time flies when you're having fun. This is actually the 10th pattern I've published (on Ravelry) since I started knitting a couple on months ago. Didn't really expect on keeping this pace, but I really enjoy the relaxation in knitting combined with watching TV-series, movies or (E-)sports.

Creating my own patterns instead of knitting existing ones is also a nice outlet for some of my creativity.

I also passed 100 downloads for one of my patterns (the curly bracket mittens) which also is amazing.

I'll keep posting new patterns for a while longer while I'm still inspired. If you have suggestions or requests for patterns, just contact me and I'll see what I can do.

Pacman and Blinky headband

Who's our favourite circular 8-bit hero?
Pacman of course.
This pattern was one of the first I got the idea for and it was very satisfying to finally make it.
It feels like I'm starting to get the hang of the whole knitting thing and I'm extremely happy with the outcome of this.
As mentioned in last weeks post, I'm working on the matching scarf for this set and it seems like I'll be able to finish that in the upcoming weeks.

As always, I have also posted this pattern on Ravelry.

8-bit mushroom headband

The mushroom collection is growing. I have finished two more parts of the collection and first up of those is the mushroom headband. It's really similar to the hat, but obviously doesn't cover the whole head. Requires less yarn and time to complete and is perfect for these cold (but not yet freezing) pre-winter days.

The pattern is of course available at Ravelry.