Introduction

My best selling pattern is now available as a headband and, even better, a free pattern! This is a more budget friendly version for anyone who is unable to purchase my Baphomet Beanie Crochet Pattern. To let you in on a bit of a secret– there isn’t much of a difference! You can use this pattern to make the ears and horns for your own Baphomet Headband or even a Baphomet Beanie! There are some differences so it will not be exact but it is still so cute and definitely a bit spooky.

About This Pattern:

• This pattern uses American crochet terms
• Stitches used-
  • mr- magic ring
  • sc- single crochet
  • st- stitch
  • ch- chain
  • inc- increase
  • dec- decrease
  • hdc- half double crochet
  • dc- double crochet
• () – indicates total number of stitches
• ** – indicates a continued sequence of stitches

Materials:

• 5mm crochet hook
• Worsted weight yarn in at least two colors approximately 75 yards total
• Yarn needle
• Stuffing or scrap yarn
• Stitch marker
• Scissors

Pattern:

Headband:

Starting with Color A, this part will be worked in joined rounds.

1. Chain 70, join with a slip st to beginning st. This will become the band that goes around your head so double check that the chain fits around your head! You can add or subtract stitches to make it fit, it will not affect the pattern. (70)
2. Ch 1, hdc around, join to ch 1 (70)
3. Ch 1, insert your hook into the third loop of the hdc located at the back, on the wrong side of your work. This should great a braid on the right side of your work. Continue with hdc’s in the third loop around, join to ch 1 (70)
4. -5. Repeat Row 3

Fasten off and weave in ends.

Outer Ears (x2):

Using Color A, this part will be worked in joined rounds on either side of a starting chain.

1. Ch 8 (8)
2. Hdc in sec ch from hook, 5 hdc, hdc inc in last ch, turn and work in opposite side of the ch, hdc inc, hdc across, join to first hdc (11)
3. Ch 2, 3 dc inc, hdc inc, 8 sc inc, hdc inc, 3 dc inc, join to first dc (22)

Fasten off, leave a long tail for sewing.

Inner Ears x2:

Starting with Color B, worked in joined rounds on either side of a starting chain.

1. Ch 6 (6)
2. Sc in sec ch from hook, 3 sc, sc inc in last st, turn and work in opposite side of chain, sc inc, 3 sc, join to the first st (9)
3. Ch 2, 2 dc inc, hdc inc, 6 sc inc, hdc inc, 2 dc inc, join to first st (18)

Fasten off, weave in ends

Horns x2:

Using Black or Color B, worked in continuous rounds.

1. Work 6 sc in a magic ring (6)
2. *2 sc, inc* around (8)
3. *3 sc, inc* around (10)
4. *4 sc, inc* around (12)
5. *5 sc, inc* around (14)
6. Sc around (14)

Fasten off, leave a long tail for sewing. Stuff firmly.

Assembly:

• Place one of the inner ears onto an outer ear and sew together
• Fold the top edge down and sew the first 4 stitches
• Repeat for the other ear
• Place the headband on a flat surface with the seam directly in the center touching the surface and the opposite side facing you
• Place the ear pieces on either side of the headband and sew into place
• Sew the horns into place between the ears, make sure to leave enough space between for the pentagram
• It may take a few tries to get the pentagram right
• Come up through the bottom of the headband, up to near your first horn and back down to your first point, bring the yarn up to the next horn making sure that the “V” shape you have formed is even. Next bring the needle half way between the “V” and across forming the horizontal line. Bring the needle back up through the first side of the horizontal line and up to the opposite horn then repeat on the other side. Tie the ends together well and weave them in but be careful to keep them hidden from the right side of the headband.

There will be a PDF of this pattern available for purchase with more photos included! Find it in my store!

If you have any questions or comments please feel free to reach out to me! This pattern is not to be sold or passed off as your own but you may sell your finished pieces that you make. Crediting back to my shop is greatly appreciated. This pattern has only been tested by myself so if you do find a typo or an incorrect stitch count please let me know so i can correct it. As always I would love to see your finished work! Tag me on social media or send me an email showing off your piece!

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