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DIY hair scrunchies are so easy to make. Once you learn how to make a basic scrunchie, why not try one with a bow or a scarf?

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Why you'll love DIY hair scrunchies: •Great for using up scraps •Easy for kids and sewing beginners •5 minutes to make •They make great gifts

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Supplies for How to Make a Scrunchie: – 3"x18" piece of fabric more for the bow variation – 6-8" elastic (more for thicker hair), 3/8"-1/2" wide – Tube turner (Turn-it-All tubes are my favorites!) – Easy threader

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How to make a scrunchie step by step: First cut a piece of fabric 3"x18". If this is your first sewing project, use a lightweight cotton for easy sewing.

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Fold the strip in half widthwise with right sides together, then sew down the side with a 1/4" seam allowance.

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Use the tube turner to turn the tube right side out.

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Put 6-8" of elastic inside the tube, then sew down one end of the elastic to one end by stitching across it a couple times.

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Use the elastic threader to pull the other end of the elastic through the tube.

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Pinch the end of the scrunchie tube and the elastic together and stitch the elastic down just like you did with the first side.

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Bring the ends of the scrunchie together, matching up the ends of the elastic. Sew on the inside of the tube ends with a 1/4" seam allowance as far as you can.

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Slip one end over the other so that it's even with the seam you've been sewing. Move the needle from one side to the other, taking tiny stitches about 1/8" away from each other. Tie a knot, cut your thread, and enjoy your new DIY hair scrunchie.

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This is such a great project to play around with. Click on the link below to learn how to make a bow scrunchie for something different when you're ready to up your scrunchie making game.

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Love vintage scarves? Why not add one to one of your handmade scrunchies? Learn more below.

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Check out the full how to sew a scrunchie written and video tutorials.

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How to sew a scrunchie: 3 easy DIY scrunchies you can make today

How to sew a scrunchie: 3 easy DIY scrunchies you can make today

DIY hair scrunchies are so easy to make. Once you learn how to make a basic scrunchie, why not try one with a bow or a scarf?

DIY hair scrunchies are so easy to make. Once you learn how to make a basic scrunchie, why not try one with a bow or a scarf?

Why you'll love DIY hair scrunchies: •Great for using up scraps •Easy for kids and sewing beginners •5 minutes to make •They make great gifts

Why you'll love DIY hair scrunchies: •Great for using up scraps •Easy for kids and sewing beginners •5 minutes to make •They make great gifts

Supplies for How to Make a Scrunchie: – 3"x18" piece of fabric more for the bow variation – 6-8" elastic (more for thicker hair), 3/8"-1/2" wide – Tube turner (Turn-it-All tubes are my favorites!) – Easy threader

Supplies for How to Make a Scrunchie: – 3"x18" piece of fabric more for the bow variation – 6-8" elastic (more for thicker hair), 3/8"-1/2" wide – Tube turner (Turn-it-All tubes are my favorites!) – Easy threader

How to make a scrunchie step by step: First cut a piece of fabric 3"x18". If this is your first sewing project, use a lightweight cotton for easy sewing.

How to make a scrunchie step by step: First cut a piece of fabric 3"x18". If this is your first sewing project, use a lightweight cotton for easy sewing.

Fold the strip in half widthwise with right sides together, then sew down the side with a 1/4" seam allowance.

Fold the strip in half widthwise with right sides together, then sew down the side with a 1/4" seam allowance.

Use the tube turner to turn the tube right side out.

Use the tube turner to turn the tube right side out.

Put 6-8" of elastic inside the tube, then sew down one end of the elastic to one end by stitching across it a couple times.

Put 6-8" of elastic inside the tube, then sew down one end of the elastic to one end by stitching across it a couple times.

Use the elastic threader to pull the other end of the elastic through the tube.

Use the elastic threader to pull the other end of the elastic through the tube.

Pinch the end of the scrunchie tube and the elastic together and stitch the elastic down just like you did with the first side.

Pinch the end of the scrunchie tube and the elastic together and stitch the elastic down just like you did with the first side.

Bring the ends of the scrunchie together, matching up the ends of the elastic. Sew on the inside of the tube ends with a 1/4" seam allowance as far as you can.

Bring the ends of the scrunchie together, matching up the ends of the elastic. Sew on the inside of the tube ends with a 1/4" seam allowance as far as you can.

Slip one end over the other so that it's even with the seam you've been sewing. Move the needle from one side to the other, taking tiny stitches about 1/8" away from each other. Tie a knot, cut your thread, and enjoy your new DIY hair scrunchie.

Slip one end over the other so that it's even with the seam you've been sewing. Move the needle from one side to the other, taking tiny stitches about 1/8" away from each other. Tie a knot, cut your thread, and enjoy your new DIY hair scrunchie.

This is such a great project to play around with. Click on the link below to learn how to make a bow scrunchie for something different when you're ready to up your scrunchie making game.

This is such a great project to play around with. Click on the link below to learn how to make a bow scrunchie for something different when you're ready to up your scrunchie making game.

Love vintage scarves? Why not add one to one of your handmade scrunchies? Learn more below.

Love vintage scarves? Why not add one to one of your handmade scrunchies? Learn more below.

Check out the full how to sew a scrunchie written and video tutorials.

Check out the full how to sew a scrunchie written and video tutorials.