Crochet lace bandana kerchief, mustard yellow eyelet rows and scalloped edging

Eyelet Lace Crochet Bandana Pattern – Beginner Friendly Kerchief PDF Instant Download

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Crochet lace bandana kerchief, mustard yellow eyelet rows and scalloped edging

Eyelet Lace Crochet Bandana Pattern – Beginner Friendly Kerchief PDF Instant Download

$3.25
Sale price  $3.25 Regular price 

You will love crocheting this Eyelet Bandana. It's made using Lion Brand Truboo DK weight soft bamboo yarn for a luxurious feel.
This beginner-friendly pattern includes detailed instructions and several photos to guide you through the process. Stay stylish and cozy with this versatile accessory that can be worn in multiple ways. Perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any outfit, this bandana is a must-have for your crochet collection.

This listing is for a CROCHET PATTERN and not a finished product!

****INSTANT DOWNLOAD*****

This crochet pattern is available for an instant download. After you have completed your payment, you will receive an email containing a link for the pattern. You then will click on the link in order to download the pattern. Pattern will download as a PDF file. You will find the file in the downloads folder of your computer.

Skill Level: Easy. Great for Beginners too!

You must have a basic knowledge of crochet skills.

Stitches Used:
ch= chain
sc = single crochet
dc= double crochet
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This pattern is written in American terms and measurements. It includes step by step written instructions.

Please contact me on Etsy if you have any questions about the pattern. There is no refund on patterns.

This pattern is Copyright and designed by TorreyaTreasures. You may not distribute this pattern in any form. You may, however, sell the item that you make using this pattern, but please link back to my shop if you sell your item online:

Original Design by TorreyaTreasures

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