If you don’t have access to a printer, here are the measurements so you can draw your own: it’s 11 6/8″ (30cm) wide, 2 6/8″ (7cm) tall in the middle, and almost 4″ (10cm) tall at the highest point. 2. Fold the bow in half, sew it & leave a gap in the middle Here’s what it looks like with pins all the way around. The hair tie is hidden inside the scrunchie. 6. Sew the open edge closed Or use the cutting measurements above. I’m using a rotary cutter and mat to cut my fabric. 2. Fold the top & bottom edges by 1/2″ / 1.3cm You don’t need to turn anything inside out. You don’t need to close a hole at the end. I’m excited to share this! Unfold the edges you just ironed. Place the short ends together, with the “nice” sides of the fabric facing each other. Pin them together (optional).

DIY Scrunchie with Hair Tie (*New* Easiest Method) + Pattern DIY Scrunchie with Hair Tie (*New* Easiest Method) + Pattern

I’ve researched a LOT of scrunchie tutorials, but there aren’t many methods for hair tie scrunchies. So I sat down and brainstormed my own way. I definitely think this is the easiest. Sew along the open edge, leaving a 1″ gap (2.5cm) in the middle (where the straight part is). Sew with a 1/4″ (0.6cm) seam allowance.Note: I keep saying in the video that this method only uses 1 line of stitching. Sorry, that’s a mistake. I meant 2 lines. Whoops! Turn the bow inside out using the hole in the middle. Use a blunt pencil to push the corners out properly. 4. sew the hole closed This method will also work with elastic bands (although I recommend hair ties because they’re less likely to snap). If you don’t have a sewing machine, you can use hand sewing or a hot glue gun for a no-sew method. The steps are still the same. January 2022 update: the scrunchie pattern has been updated to include more sizes! You can now make mini, regular, large, and XL scrunchies. The new design is based on the 13 professional scrunchies I bought and deconstructed.

Hair Bobbles With Bows - Etsy UK

Match up the folded edges, so the hair tie is inside the fabric. If this looks confusing to you, scroll up to watch the video tutorial. The raw edge should be facing the “ugly” side of the fabric, not the “nice” side. If both sides look the same, then it doesn’t matter. Otherwise, the scrunchie measurement is 21 1/2″ (width) x 3″ (height) (54.5cm x 7.5cm). I also experimented with 4″– 5″ height (10cm – 13cm) for a really big scrunchie.