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Can you imagine we're already halfway through the how to make a scrunchie instructions!? Now, turn the fabric tube right side out.
Hand stitching does take a little time so it's a good tv job. In other words, put on your favorite tv show and hand stitch during the ads. Place elastic around your wrist or cut as measurements above. Thread the elastic through the opening in the seam and tie off with a knot. Slippery silk or polyester areshiny and give a polished look, but they might be harder to sew with and I don't really like using them because they slip off my head too easily.For those who used straight needles, you will also need to sew the short sides of the strip together to make a tube. Topstitch around the edge of the bow shape. If you don't want to topstitch, you can just handstitch the gap closed. When I filmed my video, I just tied the ends in a knot. A few people commented that it would add bulk, but really the knot is so small you won't feel it. I also had a few comments that the knot would come undone, but I've never had that happen. If you don't want the knot to come undone, then just pull tight. Do what is easiest for you and fits your time schedule and patience level. Personally, I always take the fastest route! Step 6: Stitch the ends Step 7 - Final Stitch of the Ends
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. SIZES - The smaller sizes have less fabric and slightly shorter elastic for a more subtle effect. The larger scrunchie sizea are more of a traditional design where you see lots of fluffy, gathered fabric around your hair. Pull the longer scrunchie end through the seam opening and up inside the 8cm end. The tube ends should now be facing right sides together. I hope this post helped you learn how to sew a scrunchie! For more hair accessories, see this list of 9 hair things to make! This tutorial has photos, and if you scroll down to the end of the post, you'll see short, printer-friendly step-by-step instructions you can print. But here, photos: Step 1 - Cutting directions
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If you want an invisible finish for your scrunchie then use a ladder stitch in the final step instead of your sewing machine. At this point, the raw edge will be inserted into the tube and the seam can be hand-stitched around the outside in a circle. How Long Does it Take to Sew a Scrunchie?
Fold the scrunchie piece in half lengthwise. Pin along the long edge to hold it in place for sewing.
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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. While cotton might be the first thing that comes to my mind, you have so many fabric options for scrunchies:
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