Warm headphones do not give up their position in the top of fashion trends for many years now. This is quite natural: the headphones look very nice, they do not spoil the hairstyle, and at the same time they warm the ears that are always freezing in the frost. In addition, they can be worn both without a hat, and on it, and at the same time look equally stylish. Fashionable headphones for winter do not have to be bought in the store. You can tie them yourself.
It is necessary
To do this, you will need a fairly voluminous woolen yarn of the color you need, a hook or knitting needles, foam rubber, a frame from old headphones or steel wire with a diameter of about 2 mm and a small can
Instructions
Step 1
First, you will need to make a headband for your headphones. If you do not have a ready-made frame, but there is a wire, form it into a kind of headphones to fit your head. To make circles that cover your ears, wrap the wire evenly around a small can to create a bend. Wrap the joints with thin wire for strength and, if possible, solder.
Step 2
Crochet or knit into an Ax2B strip (“A” is the length of the headband and “B” is the width). Then strip off the part and wrap the metal frame with it so that the seam is on the inside of the headband. Sew the linked piece along with a blind stitch. Thus, the frame is covered with a knitted element. If you want to make the headband more voluminous, place a strip of foam rubber between the frame and the knitted cover.
Step 3
To make parts that directly cover the ears themselves, cut out circles from the foam rubber, a centimeter in diameter larger than the diameter of the frame parts. Gather the edges of the foam rubber with a thread and sew to the frame around the entire circumference. Sew the inner circles of the earbuds from a thorn-free warm fabric or crochet with a soft, thick yarn.
Step 4
Crochet the outer part with "loops". Start knitting the circle from the center, try to make it more neat, as this part of the earphone will always be in sight. Gently sew the finished part to the inner circle of the earphone, covering the foam rubber with it. The seam should be as hidden as possible.
