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Crochet yourself a set of colorful, stretchy, cotton wrist and headbands. You only need 2 balls of Cascade Yarns Fixation and a USG/4.00mm crochet hook to make this darling Tennis Trio. There are enough colors of this Cotton and Spandex yarn to make a set for every exercise outfit you have. Click here to see our full line of colorways and start crocheting!
Designed By Bonnie Barker - Pattern note: "When working with Fixation, try to maintain a normal tension on this elastic yarn. Do not pull yarn tight, or the garment will not have the desired elasticity when completed."
Skill Level: Easy/Intermediate
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