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Simple Knotted Headband Tutorial ( aka the Best Lil’ DIY Headband Ever)

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Want to learn how to sew a headband?  This super simple Knotted Headband Tutorial is about the easiest headband to you can make!Want to learn how to sew a headband?  This super simple DIY Headband Tutorial is about the easiest headband to you can make.  

Well, it’s official…  We are back to school!

I haven’t done too much back to school sewing as of yet.  We mostly wear our summer shorts and tees for the first month or so.  (and this year, I stocked up on quite a few of the $3.88 graphic tees from Crazy 8.)

I do have a couple of items I want to get to over the next few weeks. Like capri leggings, some t-shirt dresses and a cute little circle top I’ve been planning to make a pattern for.

Want to learn how to sew a headband?  This super simple DIY Headband Tutorial is about the easiest headband to you can make.  

I will say, (other than underwear and socks, lol) there is one item we can never have too much of…

Headbands and hair accessories!

My Missy definitely loves (and needs) her headbands.  She has wispy flyaway hair and even though we keep her hair pulled back in ponytails and braids, her hair always ends up in her face.  (Plus, I just love the look of a headband with a ponytail!)

When we first tried one of these headbands on my missy, it was a warm, humid day and her hair was down.  She loved it immediately and the first thing she said about it was how much she loved that the headband lifted her hair off her neck!

She officially named it the Best Lil’ DIY Headband Ever!

Why You Should Make this Easy Knotted Headband:

This is a great headband tutorial for beginners to even more experienced sewists!

1. It is very easy to make.  There’s no elastic- it’s just two strips of fabric sewn together and flipped around.  (or just one piece if you don’t make it reversible)  I do recommend using a knit fabric as the extra bit of stretch will make the headband stay in place a bit better.

2. It’s a great project for someone learning to sew and also makes a cute item to sell at craft fairs.  I think I will even suggest it to my lil missy for her business fair project this year.

More headband tutorials you might like:

Want to learn how to sew a headband?  This super simple DIY Headband Tutorial is about the easiest headband to you can make.  

What do you think?  Are you ready to sew up a few of these headbands for your self?

How to sew an easy Knotted Headband

Step 1: Cut 2 strips of fabric 29 inches long by 2.5 inches wide.  The stretch of the fabric should run in the direction of the long side.

Step 2: Line the fabric strips up, right sides together.  Starting near the center of the strip, sew all the way around fabric, leaving a 1.5 inch gap in the center.

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Step 3: Turn headband through the opening.

how to sew a headband

Step 4: Press the headband all the way around.  F folding the seam allowance of the opening toward the inside.

Step 5: Sew the opening closed, with your machine (stitch will be visible) or by hand with a hidden stitch.

That’s it, repeat the steps ’til you have as many as you need!

Let me know if you make one by sharing your finished project to my Facebook page or by tagging me on Instagram and using #scatteredmompatterns!

How to sew a knotted headband

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  1. Experienced sexists? Im guessing its a typo but a very funny one at that. Thank you for the tutorial and all the other ones you have made over time. I have made a lot of them for my girl who i think is about the same ages as your Missy. At least the fit the same sizes 🙂