Do you have leftover fabrics from past sewing projects you will no longer use? Transform them into these cotton bow headbands. These are so adorable! Make them at home through this easy-to-follow tutorial by Art and Crafts Ideas on Youtube.  You can give these as gifts to your family members or kids and personalize them in the colors they want. It’s definitely a simple yet fun sewing project you can do on weekends. Read on or watch the video below for full instructions.

Materials:

  • patterned fabric
  • 3.9″ by 7.9″ plain fabric
  • thread and needle
  • elastic
  • safety pin
  • scissors

 

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Instructions:

Step 1:

Cut the fabric into (A) 14.6″ by 7.8″, (B) 9.8″ by 3.15″, and (C) 7.8″ by 3.15″.

Step 2:

Fold each of the rectangles in half lengthwise, right sides together. Place the plain fabric on top of the folded fabric A in the middle.

Step 3:

Get fabric C and sew the long sides together. Do the same for fabric A and fabric B. Once done, flip them right sides out.

Cotton Bow Headbands Tutorial
Image by Art and Craft Ideas via Youtube

 

Step 4:

Get fabric A. Fold it in half, then fold the top part several times into tiny folds. Do the same for the bottom half, then hold it in the middle. Pass the threads a few times and loop around to secure.

Step 5:

Get fabric B and wrap one end to the middle of fabric A. Sew it in place. Trim off the excess.

Step 6:

Get a small piece of elastic and insert a safety pin on one end. Insert it inside fabric C. Make sure to hold the other end in place while you pull the other. Sew the ends of the elastic. Place it on the middle end of the ribbon, fold the sides and sew. Do the same for the other side. After that, flip it, and you are done.

Cotton Bow Headbands Project
Image by Art and Craft Ideas via Youtube

 

 

Cotton Bow Headbands

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Lily Suing

I have always been naturally curious. I love exploring various interests, whether it's trying out breakfast recipes, working on DIY projects at home, discovering new crafts, or anything that makes my life easier! When I am not writing, you can find me outdoors, enjoying the sun with a cold drink in my hand.

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