How to Make a Scrunchie | DIY Hair Tie

You've probably noticed lately scrunchies have made a huge comeback. Unlike in the 90's though, they're not being used as a fashion statement. As our knowledge about hair care grows we realized how bad regular elastics can be for hair growth. Using fabric as a barrier between the elastic and your hair helps cut down on breakage and general damage.
The method that I came up with is really easy, and doesn’t require stringing the elastic through any channels, and leaves you with a really professional looking end result.
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[@pattygailcreations3772]

Thanks for the different size measurements.

[@picklebird_1017]

This is so helpful, I made myself one out of some fabric I had on hand and it turned out SO good 🎉

[@KarenGutzwiller]

This is definitely my favorite method to make scrunchies. So quick and easy. I have sewn hundreds over the years using lots of different methods. Anytime I see something online about a new and 'better' way to make scrunchies I give it a try just to see. But I always come back to this method because it really is the BEST. Thanks for always giving us great ways to sew projects!

[@sahars878]

Thank you so much❤❤. For dear viewers to know:
4 inch = 10 cm
22 inch = 55 cm
7 inch = 17.8 cm

[@debbiebeemer4795]

Omgoodness! Skip the pinning!!! You don’t need to do ANY pinning. This is the method I use, and I do.not.pin. And yes I agree 100% with batching your steps, that also saves time.

[@terribishop5313]

A way I've never seen before, love it thanks

[@AnitaSouthall]

Exactly right on target

[@gracepierre4216]

Thank you so much you always make things seem very simple

[@genevieveanandappa20]

excellent thanks

[@dag1937]

Hi ofs can you pretty please making a few tutorials on how to make and sew 18" doll clothes please

[@jeansmith2663]

Thank you for this video…will use my die cutters! 👍🏻

[@delminiagomez1407]

Buen video, gracias por compartir 🌹

[@Kdiefenbacher]

Thanks for the great tips!

[@kayeprescott8228]

Looks simple enough for me to try!

[@mamakaylachannel]

After watch yr content,...I will make it tomorrow..tq

[@onlinefabricstore]

Best of luck!!

[@Jan.99]

So nice!

[@onlinefabricstore]

Thank you! 😊

[@daraharper2003]

THANK YOU Sew Much! Cool😀

[@onlinefabricstore]

LOL You’re welcome 😊 Glad you like it!

[@AnitaSouthall]

Used other methods, think I prefer this one

[@onlinefabricstore]

Lots of trial & error with this one. There are so many ways people make them out there. This was a combination of a few different tutorials I had tried out. I picked and chose the best parts of each!