Fabric headbands

Knit or jersey fabric h eadbands are so comfy to wear and very easy to sew. In the upcoming Holidays season, they are wond...

Knot Bow Headband Pattern Instructions - Step 1 - Fold fabric in half Right Sides Together (RST) and place Knot Bow Headband Pattern piece on it with the short end on the fold. Step 2 - Place the Baby Headband Pattern Pieces RST. Step 3 - Pin in place. Step 4 - Sew around raw edges of the

Easy Headband Tutorial: A girl with long hair can never have too many headbands! learn how to sew your own headbands with this headband tutorial.

A knotted baby headband is such a cute accessory for your baby girl. I am sure you have all seen these cute knotted headbands that seem to be the latest style trend for little girls! I was dying to get my hands on some and decided to try my hand at pattern making and creating them on my own! This turned out to be such an easy little sewing project so I had to share these knot headbands with all of you ladies! These DIY headbands are so cute for babies up to adults! With a few extra minutes…

Headbands are cute hair accessories and often are not only practical but also fashionable. I found a few reasons for wearing (and sewing) headbands. 1. They can absorb sweat and keep it from reaching the eyes when you are running or exercising 2. They also can keep unruly hair out of your face 3. A headband can be a stylish item for your head especially if it has an interesting shape or decorated with ribbons or fabric flowers 4. Headbands can transform ordinary outfit into something special…

I’ve been so into scarves and headbands lately. This one is a classic Betty Draper in a pretty blue (made from an old Ikea curtain I had in my fabric stash). It’s weird, when I wear it I have the sudden urge to bake a layered cake and gossip with society gals during horseback riding […]

How to make a Stretchy Headband ( video tutorial and free template)

What is a way to use of scraps of fabric? A tie headband! Use this two-step tutorial to learn how to make the most out of the scraps.

Knit or jersey fabric h eadbands are so comfy to wear and very easy to sew. In the upcoming Holidays season, they are wond...

This darling pattern uses existing 1" angled headbands to create these fabric headbands that actually stay on and don't hurt your head after wearing them for hours. These are great to sell at craft fairs and boutiques alike! Materials: 1" angled headband, 1/4 yard of fabric per headband

This nurse headband with buttons pattern is so easy to make with cute fabric. Headbands with fabric are comfortable to wear and ear savers for nurses!

Ok Ladies, I cannot tell you how many requests I have had to do a tutorial on these head ties. I have absolutely loved having these in my girls wardrobe over the last six months! You could easily whip out 3-4 in an hour! These add the cutest flare to any outfit and are just such a fun girly accessory for all ages! First let's talk about fabric. You can make the head ties out of most woven fabric. I have used quilting fabric and light weight denim, but they honestly turn out best when you are…

Knit or jersey fabric h eadbands are so comfy to wear and very easy to sew. In the upcoming Holidays season, they are wond...