Make a Falling Leaves Ear Warmer – Free Crochet Pattern

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It’s no secret that Fall is my favorite season! I just adore the cool air and Falling Leaves… and the sweaters, boots, and ear warmers! And that’s how the Falling Leaves Ear Warmer came to be!

I personally prefer ear warmers to hats and I’ve already designed a few, but can you ever really have too many cold weather accessories?

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So, let’s grab our materials and get started on the Falling Leaves Ear Warmer:

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Falling Leaves Earwarmer Crochet Pattern

Option 1: Continue scrolling for free pattern instructions on this site

Option 2: Purchase the ad-free PDF that includes tutorial photos from one of my shops

Option 3: Purchase the “10 Fall Crochet Patterns” eBook.

Materials

Worsted Weight Yarn (#4)
-Any Color (<3oz)
I/9/5.50mm Crochet Hook

Gauge

9 sts x 9 rows = 2″

Finished Measurements

22″ (Adult)

Stitch Guide

arnd = around

ch(s) = chain(s)

hdc = half double crochet

sc = single crochet

sl st(s) = slip stitch(es)

st(s) = stitch(es)

Skill Level

Easy

Written in U.S. Terms

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Notes
  • Beginning ch-1 does not count as a stitch
  • This pattern splits at row 41 and I have those separate sections marked as “A” and “B”.

Instructions

R1. Ch 15, working in back bump of ch: *hdc, sl st* across, turn (14)

R2. Ch 1, *hdc, sl st* across, turn (14)

R3-40. Repeat R2

R41a. Ch 1, hdc in 1st st, *sl st, hdc* 3X, [leave remaining sts unworked], turn (7)

R42a. Ch 1, sl st in 1st st, *hdc, sl st* across, turn (7)

R43a. Ch, hdc in 1st st, *sl st, hdc* across, turn (7)

R44a-61a. Repeat R42a & 43a; Fasten at the end of R61a.

R41b. Attach yarn to 1st unworked st on R40: Ch 1, sl st in 1st st, *hdc, sl st* across, turn (7)

R42b. Ch 1, hdc in 1st st, *sl st, hdc* across, turn (7)

R43b. Ch 1, sl st in 1st st, *hdc, sl st* across, turn (7)

R44b-61b. Repeat R42b & 43b (leave working loop)

R62. Cross strips over each other (41a-61a & 41b-61b):
Ch 1, *hdc, sl st* across the end of both strips to join them back together, turn (14)

R63. Ch 1, *hdc, sl st* across, turn (14)

R64-101. Repeat R63

R102. Hold short ends right sides together and work through both layers: Ch 1, sl st in each st across; flip ear warm right side out (14)

R103. Working with right side facing out: Ch 1, sc in the end of every other row around; Fasten.

R104. Attach yarn to seam on opposite side of scs: Ch 1, sc in the end of every other row around; Fasten.

Finishing

  • Hide All Strings.
  • Add buttons or other appliqués as desired.

Voila! A Falling Leaves Ear Warmer!

Happy Crocheting!

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5 Comments

  1. Hi Sonya!
    Love your falling leaves ear warmer. Do you by chance have photos of what it looks like while making it, when joining the strips, etc.? I’m such a visual learner… Thanks for your help!

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