Can't go get a haircut? Let's make a scrunchy!

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Scrunchy “Recipe”

by Jamie Hevener

Supplies:
20” wide by 4” high medium-weight fabric. You can use just about any kind, like t-shirt, quilting, velour, silk, etc.
9” long x 1/8” wide elastic
matching all-purpose thread
scissors
sewing machine
ruler
hand-sewing needle
bodkin or a large safety pin

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Fold fabric in half with the fabric fronts facing, length-wise and sew a 1/4” wide seam allowance along the long raw edges.


Flip right-side-out.

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Using a safety pin or bodkin, attach the tool to the end of the elastic and pull into the tube. Make sure you keep both elastic ends in sight.

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Tie the ends of the elastic together, leaving a 1/2” tail, like you would for hand sewing.

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Fold one end toward itself so raw edges are tucked inside. Tuck the remaining end into the folded end about 1/2”.

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Hand sew the ends together with small stitches. Back stitch at the end and you are done!

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