How to Make a Reversible Ear Warmers

This is a step by step video tutorial on how to make a How to Make a Reusable Gift Bag. This is a simple sewing project that anyone with basic sewing skills can make. It is a fun and functional sewing project. There is a companion blog post with this project that you can find at sewverycrafty....
Pattern: sewverycrafty....
1/4 yd fleece
Standard sewing supplies
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[@drkatel]

Thank you! I’m watching on a tiny screen at the moment so I wanted to confirm that you use a straight stitch? I wondered about a stretch stitch or zigzag, but do these headbands not need to stretch enough when putting them on to worry about breaking stitches? 😊

[@SewVeryCrafty]

I just used a straight stitch and t was fine but you could use a zig zag if you wanted. they don't stretch that much.

[@superheroteach]

Love your videos:)

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Glad you like them! Thank's so much.

[@dianemotley]

great tutorial especially on how to finish the end seams. I've sewn for 60 years and I threw away two attempts today on kids' ear warmers. I made the mistake of using fleece on one side and a stretchier knit as a contrast....did not want to get out my walking foot but should have. I am finishing my third attempt in your manner...may or may not topstitch around edges. thank you

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Thank you. Good luck on yours.

[@lindaweber4835]

Fleece certainly does have a right and wrong side.

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Just a habit

[@lindabrown4992]

I like your pattern but you never mentioned what way to lay the pattern. I did it the wrong way first then I realized there wasn't enough give to get it on my head.

[@SewVeryCrafty]

So sorry. I should have said that you should cut it the grain.