How to Crochet A Spiderweb Red Bandana Pattern for Halloween

Author: Talha

I am a crochet designer, macramé maker and a crafter who also loves doing MATH.

Contributor: Mamta of Crochetocity

She is an Indian crochet accessory designer and tutor who has became our contributor recently!

Today, I am starting the “crochet Halloween accessories” pattern series. Let’s start with this crochet dark red spiderweb bandana that can be used both as a jean bandana and a headscarf bandana. The mesh pattern to crochet the cobweb pattern of this crochet spiderweb bandana is much easier. You can style it in your own way, and the pattern will make quite a large crochet bandana. Since the pattern is repetitive, you can also make it smaller than that for the kids, too. You can make this spiderweb bandana in less than 30 minutes.

Just follow the round pattern to your desired number of rounds and make the triangle mesh edging at the end. This crochet spiderweb bandana has chain stitch cords, too.

This crochet spiderweb headscarf has been one of the trendiest crochet Halloween projects, and you can also make one in purple, orange, and even white. Soon, I am also planning to share the spiderweb arm accessory with a crochet spider pattern. For now, let’s crochet this large spider web bandana for absolute beginners. You can follow both the step-by-step tutorial + a written pattern as well.

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Pattern for Crocheting the Cobweb Bandana

The crochet spiderweb bandana is a trendy and eye-catching accessory perfect for adding a touch of edgy, gothic flair to your wardrobe. Crafted with lightweight cotton yarn, it features an open, lacy design that cleverly mimics the intricate geometry of a spider’s web, making it incredibly breathable and comfortable to wear.

Whether you are putting together a festive Halloween outfit, heading out to a summer music festival, or simply looking to elevate your everyday alternative style, this quick, beginner-friendly project is a fantastic statement piece.

Thanks to its customizable long tie strings, you can easily adjust the fit and wear it as a classic headscarf or a fun, oversized headband.

Materials List

Yarn: Weight 3 Cotton Yarn (Acrylic yarn can also be used as an alternative)
Hook: 4.0 mm Crochet Hook
Extras: Darning Needle, Scissors, Fabric glue (optional, to secure the final knots)

Abbreviations List (US Terms)

MR: Magic Ring / Magic Circle
CH: Chain
ST(S): Stitch(es)
SK: Skip
SC: Single Crochet
DC: Double Crochet

Are you a Beginner? Learn Crocheting Easily!

You can learn to crochet better with this crochet the red bandana tutorial as a beginner:

Spiderweb Bandana Pattern

Round 1: Make a Magic Ring. CH 3 (this counts as your first DC). Work 9 DC into the ring. Pull the tail of the yarn to close the ring tight. (Total: 10 DC)

Round 2: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the exact same first ST. CH 3, work 1 DC in the next ST. Repeat this pattern from * to * across until you reach the very last ST (which is the top of the CH 3 from the previous round). CH 3, and work 2 DC into that last ST.

Round 3: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 4, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat from * to * across until you reach the last 2 STS. Work 1 DC in each of the last 2 STS.

Round 4: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 5, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat from * to * across until you reach the last 2 STS. Work 1 DC in each of the last 2 STS.

Round 5: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 6, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat from * to * across until the last 2 STS. Work 1 DC in each of the last 2 STS.

Round 6: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 7, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat from * to * across until the last 2 STS. Work 1 DC in each of the last 2 STS.

Round 7: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 8, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat from * to * across until the last 2 STS. Work 1 DC in each of the last 2 STS.

Round 8: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 9, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat from * to * across until the last 2 STS. Work 1 DC in each of the last 2 STS.

Round 9: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 5, work 1 DC into the 5th chain of the CH-9 space from the previous round. CH 5, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat from * to * across until the last 2 STS. Work 1 DC in each of the last 2 STS.

Round 10: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 5. In the center DC you made during Round 9, work: (1 DC, CH 2, 1 DC). CH 5, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat from * to * across until the last 2 STS. Work 1 DC in each of the last 2 STS.

Round 11: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 5, work 1 DC in the next DC (the first leg of the V-stitch). CH 3, work 1 DC in the next DC (the second leg of the V-stitch). CH 5, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat from * to * across until the last 2 STS. Work 1 DC in each of the last 2 STS.

Round 12: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 5, work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 4, work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 5, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat from * to * across until the last 2 STS. Work 1 DC in each of the last 2 STS.

Round 13: CH 3, turn. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 6, work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 5, work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 6, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat from * to * across until the last 2 STS. Work 1 DC in each of the last 2 STS.

Round 14 (Final Web Round): CH 1, turn. Work 1 SC in the first ST, and 1 SC in the next ST. CH 6, work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 7, SK the first chain from your hook, work 1 SC in the 2nd chain, work 1 SC in the 3rd chain, CH 5. Work 1 DC in the next DC. CH 6, work 1 DC in the next DC. Repeat this entire sequence from * to * across all web segments until you reach the final 2 STS. Work 1 SC in each of the last 2 STS.

Finishing & Ties (Dori)

Top Edge Border: Do not fasten off yet. You will now finish the flat, straight edge of the bandana. Work 2 SC into the side of each edge gap/post all the way across the straight top edge to give it a clean border.
First Tie: Once you reach the corner of the top edge, CH 100 to create the tie string (length can be adjusted to your preference). Fasten off.

Second Tie: Attach your yarn to the opposite corner of the top edge. CH 100 to create the second tie string. Fasten off.
Weave Ends: Hide all loose ends with your darning needle. You can secure the final knots with a tiny drop of fabric glue so they do not open over time.