A Bunch of Bandanas By Color and Design
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Bandanas -- Not Just Colorful Pieces of Cloth
As an avid outdoorsperson, I never hit the trail without at least one bandana and usually more than that. But you don't have to be a hiker or anywhere near the backcountry to make good use of a simple, colorful square of cloth.
Here, you'll find all sorts of colorful bandanas, grouped by print types and color as well as some random cool patterns I found.
Like this funky bandana pictured here? Check it out: 60s Paisley Tie Dye Bandana
Click on the images below for pricing and ordering information, and to get a closer look at the prints.
More Tie Dye Bandanas
Paisley Bandanas
Paisley is the classic bandana type of print, but there are many variations. Here's a sampling....
Pick Up a Package of Paisley Bandanas
in 12 different colors
12 Color Pack Double Sided Print Paisley Bandana Scarf, Head Wrap
Amazon Price: $7.25 (as of 05/27/2012)
Maybe you'll have your red booger-wiper bandana, while the green is for bandana baths and the blue paisley for a head cover or a headband for sweat control and sun protection. There's no rule against color-coding your bandanas or you can even use one for everything. Nice, huh!
One N or Two?
Is it bandana or bandanna?
Merriam-Webster says either is fine ... although they do seem to prefer the double-N with "bandana" as an acceptable variation.
I like the single N myself.
Camouflage Print Bandanas
Flag Bandanas
Do you recognize these flags? Click through to find out where they're from and how you can order one....
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Other Cool Bandanas I Came Across
Survivor Team Bandanas
From the television series
Set of 6 Survivor Bandanas - As Seen on CBS Survivor Show!
Amazon Price: (as of 05/27/2012)
This is a set of 6 different Survivor bandanas. You'll receive 1 each: black Cook Islands; orange, purple and green Panama; red Guatemala; and camo brown Palau.
Bandanas by Color
Click through to the pages listed below for lots of bandana options.
Red Bandanas
Patterned and plain and predominently red....
Red Bandanas
I'm partial to red bandanas myself. I always have at least one in my backpack, for sweat control or blowing my nose or any number of other uses on the trail...
Yellow Bandanas
Patterned and plain and predominently yellow
Yellow Bandanas
As an avid hiker, I've always got a bandana in my pocket, at least one other in pack and sometimes one on my head or hanging from my wrist, tucked in my wat...
Green Bandanas
Patterned and plain and predominently green
Green Bandanas
A bandana can mop the sweat from your brow and wash off the dirt from a day on the trail. That same bandana can also be used for signaling, as a tourniquet,...
Blue Bandanas
Patterned and plain and predominently blue
Blue Bandanas
Be it blue or otherwise colored, a bandana is one handy square of cotton. Carry one in your pocket, backpack, or purse for an emergency nose wipe or sneezing...
Purple Bandanas
Patterned and plain and predominently purple
Purple Bandanas
If you've already visited some of my other colorful bandana pages, you've seen me extoll the many virtues and uses of bandanas, from nose-wiping to first aid...
Black Bandanas
Patterned and plain and predominently black
Black Bandanas
Bandage a wound, sling in an injured arm, or bind a splint. Wipe off the sweat and wash off the dirt. Cover up to keep off the sun or make an ice pack, an e...
A Color-Your-Own Bandana
Flowers Color Your Own Bandana
Amazon Price: $2.99 (as of 05/27/2012)
100% cotton, double-sided
I would use fabric paint
You could even get just a white solid bandana
Bandanas Up for Bid on eBay
That is, items with "bandana" in the description
A Bunch of Uses for Bandanas
by Journeywoman
How To Make Cool Stuff Out of Bandanas
- How to Make a Bandana Quilt
- The colorful, pieced-together look of many bandanas sewn into a quilted pattern is always a treat to see.
- How to Make a Skirt out of Bandanas
- Because bandanas are already hemmed, the only sewing involved in making a skirt out of them is the side seams. In less than an hour, you can have a new skirt to wear out of colorful bandanas.
- How to Make a Bandana Bracelet
- When your bandanas start to wear thin, you can still use for them by repurposing. Using the fabric from your bandanas, you can create a colorful, casual bracelet and give your bandanas new life.
- How to Make Tie Caps from Bandanas
- Whether you want to make a fashion statement or just want to protect your head from the sun, you can easily master the method of putting on a tied bandana cap (also known as a skull cap) with a little practice.
Are You Also a Bandana (or Bandanna) Fan?
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scarlettohairy Apr 28, 2012 @ 2:52 pm | delete
- I love bandannas since paisley is a favorite design of mine.
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KathyMcGraw
Feb 1, 2012 @ 6:01 pm | delete
- Just reading about all the uses of the bandana in the intro had me hooked :) Another thing bandanas are used for...in the Native American culture depending on tribe, bandanas are used to put a photo of the deceased and given away at the wake. We have several of theses. They are also used to wrap gourd rattles when not in use.
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Wednesday_Elf
Dec 23, 2011 @ 11:38 am | delete
- Wow - I had no idea bandanas now came in so many colors & patterns. I have 3 in black & gold with 'Go Tigers' on them which we used to wave at the Mizzou Tigers football games at the University of Missouri in Columbia.
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WriterJanis
Dec 23, 2011 @ 3:07 am | delete
- These bandanas are beautiful!
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WildFacesGallery
Dec 22, 2011 @ 3:36 pm | delete
- You've created an amazing selection of bandanas here. A great resource.
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