31 Beautiful Free Crochet Bandana Patterns

Learn how to crochet a simple and practical everyday bandana. This bandana measures 8.5″ tall by 16.5″ wide, excluding the ties. The ties measure 14″ each but it can be made longer or shorter depending on your style and taste.

I'm sure you've caught wind of this daisy flower granny square bandana that stormed the fashion industry last summer through spring. Here's a tutorial on how to make one for yourself!

Follow along with this fun, bright, and creative YouTube video tutorial to crochet a spring-worthy bandana. It's a super easy pattern that is catered for beginners.

This is another beginner-friendly pattern that is easy to follow and quick to complete. It's called The Lazy Sunday Bandana, and it's perfect for lazy sundays when your hair has had better days!

Let's get our hooks out and prepare for this super quick and straightforward summer crochet project. Next on this list is a lovely, simple granny square headscarf that uses only one skein of yarn! It's beginner-friendly as well!

This pretty bandana features lovely scallop-like curls at the end, giving it a feminine look. Want to wear it for winter? Simply change the materials and use wool or acrylic yarn!

This bandana has a lot of texture, making it fun and unique! Although it may look complex, it's pretty simple with the Picot single crochet stitch. It has a YouTube video tutorial, and it comes in three sizes to fit all head types.

This crochet head kerchief, as the pattern calls it, uses the popular crochet granny stitch. Because of that, the bandana boasts a pretty, lacy pattern so apt for summer and spring! It's approx. 18″ across (not counting ties) and approx. 10″ long.

This bandana pattern has colors and layers that illustrate warm leaves coasting along in the wind. It comes with an easy-to-follow YouTube video. The finished product measures 8 inches tall x 13 inches wide (not counting straps).

This colorful and creative Granny Square triangle bandana pattern keeps your hair neat and tidy. The bandana measures 24in [61cm] wide and 12in [30cm] deep. Have fun customizing it with an array of colors!

Summer is for road trips and walks along the beach. What better way to keep your hair out of your face than with this crochet hair kerchief! The finished product measures about 32 inches wide x 13 inches deep and can fit older children, teens, and most adults. This is an intermediate-level project.

This shell bandana uses an excellent crochet technique where you work crochet chain framing like a "scaffold," so your shells can be built upon it. Sure, it may take a little practice to get ahold of this stitch and pattern, but you'll get a lovely, unique piece in the end! This piece measures 18″ (46cm) along the long side.

Have a look at this fabulous design! This easy pattern takes about 85 yards of yarn, and the final result measures up to 14" in size, but it is adjustable according to your sizing. Try it out now!

Here's a fun 3-D textured bobble bandana pattern! Bobbles are much easier to work with than popcorn stitches, giving you a similar lacy bobble stitch pattern. The kerchief is "one size fits all" but still super easy to customize if needed.

The Tatiana Headscarf is femininity and elegance all wrapped into one! Follow along to the YouTube video to travel back in time and learn to make this vintage crochet bandana pattern. This easy pattern measures 11”x15,5” (28×40 cm).

This pretty headscarf bandana features a little applique embellishment on the side. A great way to add more texture and creativity to your bandana!

Learn to make this pretty preppy pattern with the C2C technique. It's easier than it looks! This pattern is perfect for beginners and intermediates alike. So, if you're interested, give it a shot now!

Make this flower kerchief with granny squares. It's simple, vintage, and a classic. Crochet this timeless piece for yourself or your loved ones to wear during warm sunny days.

Make this Tunisian crochet pattern for a triangle-shaped bandana with some cool ties. This beginner-friendly pattern uses lightweight yarn and has a border to help prevent curling.

This cute beginner-friendly pattern uses the shell stitch to create a lovely pattern with enough breathability—an excellent piece for hot summer days.

Made with some fingering weight yarn, this Barley Bandana comes in 3 sizes: toddler, child, and adult, making it a wonderful warm weather piece for everyone.

Have you got only one skein of yarn to spare? Don't worry; we've got you covered because this summer bandana only requires one skein to make! It uses the moss stitch to ensure the pattern is still breathable.

Here is another fun, exciting, and creative bandana to pair with plain outfits to elevate them. All you need to make this lovely pattern is granny squares, chains, single crochet, double crochet, and the Picot stitch.

Check out this spectacular design for adults with the 21" to 23" sizing. This pattern is perfect if you're an intermediate at crocheting, and the fun part is that you can mix and match yarn colors to your heart's desire.

Gardening with your hair down can be quite a nuisance as the wind picks up often, and your hair gets into your face. Try making this crochet pattern to keep your hair in check, and it's very breathable too.

Have a look at this beautiful bandana design! It is made from a combination of the simple bandana-inspired styling of a traditional kerchief with hair ties. It's perfect to keep your hair in place during windy days.

This bandana crochet pattern is constructed from the tip at the bottom, and it grows with each row. It's an advanced pattern because the intricate lace makes it challenging, but that also means more fun and a whole lot more satisfaction!

This gorgeous daisy bandana makes you wish spring were here, doesn't it? It's made using small granny squares and triangles, which are then joined together. It has some special stitches, such as the Cluster and Picot stitch.

You can consider making this bead and lace stitch bandana for a more versatile and chic look that is suitable for everyone. The pattern calls for alternating between solid rows and eyelets for a textured and exciting look. 

Look ready for this summer and stay cool with this stash-buster crochet head scarf. It's light and airy, and you can make it however long as you need to fit onto anyone's head!

This crochet headband bandana can be achieved using single crochets and puff stitches. It creates an airy pattern that still does its job of holding all those loose strands back. After blocking, this finished piece measured 2” / 5 cm x 44” /110 cm.