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Easy DIY Headband

I rescued an old ripped up flannel from a trip to the trash and made a cute headband!



Let's Sew!

Cut your fabric into a rectangle 22" by 4". Flannel is great for this because it has built in guidelines for even cuts.


Fold the fabric in half and pin it down. Run a seam down the length of it about 1/4 of an inch from the edge.


Flip er inside out.


Iron flat with the seam running down the middle.


Fold the end up about 1/2 inch, then do it again. Iron this flat. And do it on both sides.


Stick an elastic hair tie under the fold and sew it closed. You’ll want to use a triple stitch or go over this seam a couple times to make sure it’s very secure.


And then do the same to the other side of the fabric! and DONE!






2 Comments


nebak22623
14 minutes ago

DIY headbands are such a fun and stylish way to add a personal touch to any outfit! Whether you're going for a casual, boho vibe or something a bit more polished, the right fabric makes all the difference. For a touch of timeless elegance, repurposing cashmere accessories can create a luxuriously soft and chic headband that stands out. It’s a great way to upcycle quality materials while adding a unique flair to your look!

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DIY headbands are such a fun and creative way to add a personal touch to any look! Whether you go for a chic fabric twist or a bold statement piece, they can instantly elevate your hairstyle. Pairing a stylish headband with the right hairstyles for women—like loose waves or a sleek ponytail—can make all the difference. It’s the perfect way to blend fashion and function effortlessly!

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