Retro chic alert! Walk into the Free Crochet 1960s Reviving Retro Style Turban Pattern to add vintage elegance and flair to your wardrobe effortlessly.
This delightful pattern brings the glamour of the 1960s to life with a chic and stylish turban design that adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit. Ideal for all occasions, from casual outings to elegant evenings, this turban is versatile and fashionable. Not only does it provide a fashionable accessory, but it also offers practical benefits, such as protecting your hair from the elements and keeping it tidy.
Reviving Retro Style: How to Crochet This 1960s Turban
Perfect for bad hair days or adding an extra layer of warmth, this turban is a must-have for any fashion-forward wardrobe. Crocheted with soft, cozy yarn, it ensures comfort while making a bold style statement.
Tip:
Use a vibrant, eye-catching yarn to make your retro turban truly stand out and add a unique twist to your look.
Step-by-Step Guide: Crochet 1960s Reviving Retro Style Turban Pattern
Introduction
In this Project, we can demonstrates how to crochet a stylish 1960s-inspired turban. This pattern offers both a retro aesthetic and practical benefits, such as covering hair loss or simply adding a vintage flair to your outfit. Using soft vintage yarn and a 5mm crochet hook, you’ll create a fashionable turban reminiscent of the classic styles of the past. Let’s dive into the steps!
Materials Needed
- Vintage or modern worsted weight yarn (4 oz or 5 oz, preferably soft)
- Size H (5mm) hook
- Stitch markers
- Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
- Optional: Decorative button
Steps
- Starting the Top Cap
- Begin with a chain 4 and join with a slip stitch to form a ring or use a magic circle.
- Work 8 single crochets into the ring and do not join; continue in continuous rounds.
- Increase Rounds for the Cap
- Round 2: Work 2 single crochets into each stitch around, increasing to 16 stitches.
- Use a stitch marker to denote the first stitch of each round.
- Rounds 3-6: Increase by 1 stitch between increases each round:
- Round 3: 1 single crochet, increase.
- Round 4: 2 single crochets, increase.
- Round 5: 3 single crochets, increase.
- Round 6: 4 single crochets, increase.
- By the end of round 6, you should have 48 stitches.
- Work the Sides of the Turban
- Open the Cap Sides:
- Finish the crown and begin the sides at the center front.
- Chain 25 stitches.
- Working the Unique Pattern:
- The pattern involves drawing up loops and working single crochets together.
- Alternate between stitches and increases every other row, until you reach 16 stitches across by Row 13.
- Non-increasing Rows:
- Repeat Row 3 (Row 13) for 22 more rows, up to Row 35. This establishes the sides without further increases.
- Open the Cap Sides:
- Decreasing Rows to Shape the Turban
- Beginning Decrease:
- Every other row, decrease by drawing up loops in the first three chain spaces and pulling through all four loops.
- Continue standard stitching, increasing no further.
- Continue Until 10 Stitches Remain:
- Alternate decrease rows until there are 10 stitches remaining across.
- Beginning Decrease:
- Assembling the Turban
- Create a Seam:
- Seam the sides together with loose slip stitches.
- Ensure the right side faces inwards.
- Join the band to the cap, using single crochets to attach evenly along the edge.
- Final Touches:
- Turn the turban right-side out.
- Gather the front and secure it with a darning needle and yarn.
- Optionally, sew a decorative button to cover the gathered section.
- Create a Seam:
Conclusion
Combining a step-by-step approach with elements of vintage style, this crochet turban is both fashionable and functional. Whether for warmth, style, or covering hair loss, this retro turban pattern offers a versatile addition to your wardrobe.
