Simple headband/ ear warmer.

I found this adorable pattern on ravelry.com (i'm madly in love with that site!!) the pattern is called Bow Headband by Beth Postelwait  you can find the pattern here: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/bow-headband-2

 I've always wanted to make some ear warmers but thought they looked to complicated with all the increases and decreases. well i found this pattern and decided it looked easy enough so i thought i'd try it, and i absolutely love it, it is super simple and works up really fast, i made this ear warmer in under an hour! i'm not normally a bow type of person, but even with the pink bow i love this! the one mistake that i made was showing it to my mother, because she loved it so much that she "borrowed" it indefinitely. which is fine since it's simple to make (although i have not made another one) but i am going to make some for friends this winter!



Super easy, super simple, and super cute!! let me know if you try this pattern and share your photos so i can see all your wonderful creations!!

Lots of Love!

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