Here is my pattern for this Ear Saver mask extension. The pattern is extremely adjustable.
The length you need to make will also depend on the width of your head.
I didn't want mine too wide, so I just used sc, but if you wanted a wider band, you could use hdc or dc or just complete row 2 all the way around.
For the buttons, it seemed like it needed to be a large button so you could slip the band off more easily. Also, you don't want the button too flush against the crocheted strip, otherwise the button won't stay on. I ended up seeing my buttons on backwards so the ridged, decorative edge would push the button out from the strip somewhat.
Chain 21
1: Starting in 2nd ch from hook, 19 sc. 3 sc in last stitch. Continuing in the back loop of the chains, 18 sc. 2 sc in last stitch.
2: sl st in 1st sc, ch 1, skip the stitch you sl st in and 19 sc. Sl st in next stitch then finish off with invisible join.
Weave in tail.
Sew on a large button on each end.
The length you need to make will also depend on the width of your head.
I didn't want mine too wide, so I just used sc, but if you wanted a wider band, you could use hdc or dc or just complete row 2 all the way around.
For the buttons, it seemed like it needed to be a large button so you could slip the band off more easily. Also, you don't want the button too flush against the crocheted strip, otherwise the button won't stay on. I ended up seeing my buttons on backwards so the ridged, decorative edge would push the button out from the strip somewhat.
Chain 21
1: Starting in 2nd ch from hook, 19 sc. 3 sc in last stitch. Continuing in the back loop of the chains, 18 sc. 2 sc in last stitch.
2: sl st in 1st sc, ch 1, skip the stitch you sl st in and 19 sc. Sl st in next stitch then finish off with invisible join.
Weave in tail.
Sew on a large button on each end.
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