This one is perfect if you want a scrunchie with a tail, it makes your long hair even more beautiful. And a perfect match with a beautiful dress ( these dress patterns are free!) Fashion queens, this one is yours to have! Supplies to make a Diy Bow Scrunchie, A Diy Bunny Ear Scrunchie - and all the otherS! I used quilting cotton from the gorgeous Notting Hill collection, designed by Amy Smart aka the Diary Of A Quilter, for Riley Blake Designs. Here's some eye candy for you from my new stash: Get the Notting Hill fabric collection by Riley Blake Designs here. Now attach the safety pin to the end of the elastic and thread it through the tube. Make sure you pin the first end so it doesn't pull all the way through by mistake. Your fabric will gather on top of the elastic. Step 5: How to Make a Scrunchie - Thread the elastic Step 6 - Stitch the Elastic What a sweet mini-me accessory for the sweetest little girl in your life!! For this one, combine the small basic scrunchie piece with this Mini Knot Bow piece - both included in the free pattern!

You can put the scrunchie around the top of a ponytail, a bun, or the bottom of a plait. How to Make a Scrunchie Supplies to DIY Hair Scrunchie Place the two pieces with the right sides together and sew around, leaving 2" unsewn somewhere in the middle of the piece: Step 10 - Trim and Turn If you'd like me to do a photo step-by-step tutorial on this one too, let me know, I looooove sewing scrunchies of all kinds! I know, so many scrunchie styles to choose from - it's amazing what a little fabric can do! Slippery fabrics like polyester or silk tend to fall out of hair more easily, so look for fabrics like quilting cotton that will grab the hair slightly. On the other hand, a silk scrunchie won't pull or damage hair.I want you to have all the possible options to make your own perfect scrunchie for yourself, so I'm adding one more option. I just know that if you haven't found yours above, this one is very likely your go-to scrunchie version. You can use any type of fabric, including silk fabric, cotton or Lycra fabric. Try and choose a fabric that is lightweight so you can get a nice gathered effect around the elastic. Overlap the ends of the elastic by ½ inch (12mm) and stitch them together. If you are in a hurry you could just tie the ends in a knot instead of stitching. Pull it tight so it won't come undone. The best width elastic for scrunchies is ¼ inch (6mm). This width stretches easily and can be twisted around your hair several times. If you can't get this width of elastic, try ⅜ inch (1cm). Don't go any narrower as it will stretch out of shape easily. How to Neatly Finish a Scrunchie So what materials do you need to make a scrunchie the easy way? Here are all the supplies you need to make a scrunchie -

Fold it right sides together lengthwise and sew from each narrow end towards the middle of the strip. Leave a 3" gap in the middle for turning. NOTE: when making the scarf scrunchie, cut the two scarf pieces MIRRORED. Step 9 - Sew Pieces Together Work neatly so your glue does not show on the right side of the scrunchie, and test the glue on your fabric before you start. When joining the elastic ends in step 6, use a knot, as the glue won't be strong enough to hold the elastic. How to Make a Scrunchie FAQs How to Wear a Scrunchie Crushed Velvet looks expensive and dramatic but is a little harder to sew as it tends to stretch a little. Use this once you have made a few from regular cotton fabric.Whichever hand stitch you use, just make sure you are making small stitches so they will hold the elastic without splitting.