frilly scrunchie sewing tutorial | TWO easy ways to create good squish inspired scrunchies

[@bahulia]

Hands down the best scrunchie tutorial, tysm!!

[@asurya8797]

The material gurlz magazine is truly amazing. Thank you ❤

[@MaterialGrrrlz]

aw so glad you like it!! :)

[@ss4ni_ba]

I love it!! thank you so much ❤❤❤

[@katiemccann1225]

where did you get your trims from? they’re gorgeous!

[@MaterialGrrrlz]

macculloch & wallis!

[@thatblondestitch1433]

Love this!

[@dreamperfecte]

how would you go about making the first one but with just the white fabric? im not quite sure where to find the white 'trim' thick enough replace what would be the gingham part too

[@MaterialGrrrlz]

with one piece of thick lace, you can skip the step of inserting the trim. sew the two short ends together with a french seam and then fold the non-trim edge over to create a channel for the elastic.

[@dreamperfecte]

@@MaterialGrrrlzthanks so much! is it just regular cotton trim? cant seem to find any thicker ones xx

[@fiergina]

Hi, for number 1, what kind of fabric did you use? Is it satin?

[@MaterialGrrrlz]

It's cotton!

[@emilyy5004]

Hey does scrunchie number 2 only work with double sided fabric? Mine has come out with the wrong side showing as well as the right side in the ruffles 😕

[@emilyy5004]

*should say I’ve sided gingham so there’s definitely a wrong side rather than your block colour. For this to work do we need to have colour on both sides