How to make a scrunchie. XL - Quick and easy method to make scrunchies

[@NotchesSewing]

How have you been making scrunchies? I hope these two methods save you a lot of time.🙂 Ruffle Scrunchies kzbin.info/www/bejne/l56peaaEp56njsU Wide Elastic Scrunchies kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWirY2qMq5mFgKM Mini Scrunchies kzbin.info/www/bejne/jojTdqeQotudhtU Double layer Scrunchies kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5WqmaCjrLCKZ6M Denim Scrunchies with Chenille edge kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpe6mHtvlpxoqM0 Scrunchies with (Faux Fur) Trim kzbin.info/www/bejne/iofYY4eke9ieq7c

[@dellkaandersen6783]

Going to try your second method. Love your cideos as they are short, sweet and cover it all. No blah, blah, blah rubbish. Thank you. ✅🌹🦋🌈

[@NotchesSewing]

LOL 🤣 I’m not a fan of blah blah blah either. Thanks for watching.🙏

[@germ6749]

I’ve never seen your second option method before. I’m going to try it. Thank you!

[@NotchesSewing]

Hope you like it. It’s so fast and easy. Please check out some of my other tutorials for different methods. CHeers!

[@CrochetwithClare]

Your first burrito method is fantastic! I love how the seam is on the short side. I sew mine like your second method but add the elastic after sewing. I am going to switch to your first method for adding elastic 🥰

[@NotchesSewing]

You can also just leave opening on the short side and stitch with elastic in between. Both ways are fast. First not as fiddly. Thanks for watching. Cheers😊

[@sreejas3258]

I can't believe that I followed the first method and made a satin scrunchie for myself. 😮 The fun fact is that I know 0 things about sewing except for the basic straight stitch using the machine. A proof that your tutorial is crystal clear ❤

[@NotchesSewing]

That’s fantastic. It’s all about practice. The more you sew, the better you will get at it😊

[@rosemaryhiggins7178]

Wonderful tutorial. I have been making scrunchies for a few years and the borito method is the easiest ever 😅 thank you for taking the time to make the video

[@NotchesSewing]

You’re most welcome Rosemary! Please have a look on my channel for other scrunchie designs. Happy Holidays!😊

[@keeleypowell6121]

Thank you for making this tutorial! I like both methods, but I think I'll try the second.

[@NotchesSewing]

Please do! The first method works well with narrower ones as well. Please have a look at some other methods I have on my channel. Cheers!😊

[@sd4301]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate this video as I am a beginner and you provide detailed and clear step by step instructions. Your voice is pleasant and you articulate your words clearly. Scrunchies are a great beginner project and I love the burrito method. I plan on making a set of these for family.

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you! Have fun😊

[@SparkyOne549]

I do prefer 3/8” elastic. I make them the same way.

[@layaprabhu]

This Stitching is much easier. I chose the second method and I loved how easy it was. Thank you ☺️

[@NotchesSewing]

You’re welcome 😊. Please have a look on my channel for more methods. Cheers!

[@sherrilynnjohnson4785]

COOL, Iʻm a little confused with the burrito method BUT willing to try. I have sewn… alot of scrunchies the old way…not for sale BUT for personal use❤🎉🎉❤

[@NotchesSewing]

Give the burrito method a try😊

[@AllieSewCrafty]

Great instructions, I love that fabric!

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you! Cheers! Please share and check out some of my other tutorials. Cheers!

[@cjwrites111]

I love where you have the label seam. Brilliant video! ❤

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@zaya.defined]

This is the second BEST ever video (first one was by you also 🥰). Thank you!!! Can you suggest what thread I should choose for a big project for scrunchies?

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you. That’s very kind of you. I would use the large cones of polyester thread for big project. Please have a look on how to make your own thread stand on my channel. Cheers!

[@sharonaiken1846]

This was great. Thanks for posting.

[@NotchesSewing]

Thanks for watching. Please share and check out some of my other tutorials. Cheers!

[@deebowhite4199]

Looks like I'm 2 years too late...the burrito method has been around forever, but the second method is brilliant!

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you! Glad you like it. Came up with it as I really don't like threading in things......

[@HOMELESS_GREEDENT]

Thank you so much for your video, it’s very helpful ❤️

[@NotchesSewing]

I'm so glad!😊

[@randomjanesess3065]

Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@NotchesSewing]

You are so welcome. Please share and have a look at some of my other tutorials. Cheers!😊

[@merlinlopez1754]

Beautiful ❤️🙏💐

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you! Cheers! Please have a look at some of my other methods on my channel. Cheers😊

[@AE_Red]

Thank you so much! I’m using your no.2 method now ❤

[@NotchesSewing]

Wonderful!

[@2ksbill724]

Loved these!

[@NotchesSewing]

Glad you like them! Please share and check out some of my other videos. Thanks for watching. Cheers.

[@moonlightrainbow1486]

Super!!!thank u💙

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you too!

[@patfrontuto5342]

Nice Angela!

[@NotchesSewing]

Thanks Pat! Hope you’re having a nice weekend😊

[@litonmelkitchen8972]

Amazing

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you. Please have a look at some of my other methods Cheers!

[@lorrainetsosie3287]

Beautiful! Got it 👌 thank you

[@NotchesSewing]

Wonderful! There are few more designs on my channels for scrunchies. Happy sewing!

[@chel-lalasveganmania]

Thank you my scrunchie is nice. Despite a very different fabric that caused sevel problems, required ironing and a little hand sewing because the double seams on each other was too thick for my machine. ❤❤❤

[@NotchesSewing]

Wonderful! What fabric did you use?

[@husnabava7129]

Supper

[@NotchesSewing]

Thanks . Please have a look at some of my other methods on my channel to make scrunchies. Cheers!

[@Propfaqs]

Beautiful result!

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@vishalsvideo]

Thanks for your video. Can you please recommend another elastic? The one you linked on your notes is not available and is difficult to find a good elastic with high elasticity and softens. Thanks 🙏

[@NotchesSewing]

try this link amzn.to/3LJqd0Q. Cheers!

[@JulietUzor_]

Wowzers!!!!😲😲😲🥰😍

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you. Please check out some of my other methods. Cheers!😊

[@JulietUzor_]

@@NotchesSewing thanks so much. I will.

[@jayneterry8701]

Very neat way! Tyfs 🙂💗

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you! 😊Please have a look at some of my other methods on my channel. Cheers!

[@lukkiegangen5957]

Thank you 😊

[@NotchesSewing]

You're welcome 😊

[@minervarincon356]

Muchas gracias por las medidas 😃 y excelente explicación

[@NotchesSewing]

Gracias por mirar. Echa un vistazo a otros métodos en mi canal para hacer gomas para el pelo, etc. ¡Que tengas un gran día!

[@pushpammahto4065]

It was really helpful....so nice way to stitch....looks beautiful 😍🌼❤️❤️

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you so much 😊. You’ll love how fast it is too. Cheers!

[@DempsDesigns]

Amazing!

[@NotchesSewing]

Thanks for watching. Hope you try it. Please check out some of my other videos. Cheers!

[@DempsDesigns]

@@NotchesSewing You're welcome! I have actually tried your burrito method before on one of my lives! I tagged you and linked your video 😍😊

[@NotchesSewing]

Oh thanks so much. Can you send me that link🙏🙏

[@kim_soojung]

Can you please tell the measurements again i really like the second method its awesome 😊

[@NotchesSewing]

Thanks. Details can be found down in the description of videos below the title.

[@kim_soojung]

@@NotchesSewing ok tysm ♥

[@adic7805]

I love watching all your videos! I do I have a request. Can you please make a video of different size in scrunchies from XL, Medium and small ?? 😊

[@NotchesSewing]

Please have a look on my channel. I have tutorials for all different sizes. Details are in the description. I won’t be making any more scrunchie videos. Cheers

[@uzuhcharity1157]

I like both methods. What length of elastic to use for fabric length of 36", 30", 26"? Or should I use same length for all?

[@NotchesSewing]

You can use same length elastic for all. The best thing to do is thread in a length of elastic, don’t cut yet, pin together with a safety pin, try on your hair and then adjust as needed. Cheers 😊

[@uzuhcharity1157]

@@NotchesSewing Thoughtful of you. Thanks😍

[@donnah5378]

Very good 👍🏾

[@NotchesSewing]

Thank you 🙌

[@SeamsPerfectbyChristine]

Hi Angela, great video, what stitch length did you use to sew this scrunchie? Always love your tutorials 🙏

[@NotchesSewing]

thanks so much Christine. I had it on 2.5 straight stitch. Thanks for watching 😊. You can also swap to a bit wider elastic too if you have a lot of hair to hold. Cheers

[@SeamsPerfectbyChristine]

@@NotchesSewing Thanks Angela, I appreciate the reply 🙏

[@NotchesSewing]

Most welcomed

[@heyits_cat8966]

Can i use smaller pieces of fabric? I'd think so... just won't be as big? Also gonna try using a hair tie inside, the kind i like, so they're comfortable.

[@NotchesSewing]

Yes you can make these any size you like. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2i1dpiLgciqiqs

[@heyits_cat8966]

@@NotchesSewing awesome! if it's not too much trouble.. could you tell me the title of the video you linked? I don't click links haha

[@NotchesSewing]

it's called -Easiest Way to Make a Hair Scrunchie - DIY. You can also find more scrunchie designs on my channel. Thanks for watching

[@sertisulle7189]

❤️

[@NotchesSewing]

thanks for watching😊

[@mhdoyh313]

💜

[@NotchesSewing]

Thanks for watching😊

[@NURTUREKNOWLEDGE]

like the first method & subscrubed too

[@NotchesSewing]

Awesome, thank you!

[@SeamsPerfectbyChristine]

Hi Angela, great video! Very straightforward and easy to follow. I have a question though. I been making some scrunchies with satin material that have a slight stretch with burrito method but I’ve been getting some excess material at the turning gap, one side a bit longer than the other, therefore I can’t close it neatly. Do you have any tips of how can I resolve this issue? Am I stretching the fabric too much when sewing it? I don’t have this problem when using with cotton. I’m a novice sewist. Thank you for your help, Angela 🙏

[@NotchesSewing]

Hi Christine, thanks for watching. Make sure you have cut the fabric accurately and add notches on both sides of the fabric so that you can match them up as you are sewing. Or hold together with clips. You are either stretching the fabric or the feed dogs underneath are grabbing the fabric while the presser foot is pushing the fabric. Stretchy fabrics and satins are trickier to handle and sew. It gets better with practice.😊

[@SeamsPerfectbyChristine]

@@NotchesSewing Thank you so much Angela 🙏

[@SeamsPerfectbyChristine]

@@NotchesSewing Hi Angela thank you so much for the tips. Will using walking foot on satin fabric help sewing it more even?

[@NotchesSewing]

It’s not necessary to use walking foot. Generally used for thicker fabrics. Just match your notches on each side as you sew and you should be ok. Happy sewing!

[@lisaboutin5556]

@@SeamsPerfectbyChristine - I think a walking foot would help you. My machine does the same. The feed dogs sometimes change the fabric length because they feed the bottom fabric and the top doesn’t catch up. Try increasing presser foot pressure first, though. That may be all you need. Also try a stitch specifically for stretch fabrics. Hope this helps.

[@ShaunaRose100]

what do you like better this elastic or the wide elastic?

[@NotchesSewing]

I am fine with this elastic but if you have a lot of thick hair, you can use ½” wide elastic.

[@neonheadmutt]

For the second method, at the 4:21 mark, there's a gap on the bottom left ish side. I don't understand where that came from and how it goes away help!

[@NotchesSewing]

that’s the amount that you leave not stitched for the opening. You can either close with a slip stitch by hand or just edgestitch it closed.

[@sk8tothemoon]

I got this but it doesn’t address the material inside? Once you sew the one side, when you pull the material out- the inside material isn’t sewed?

[@NotchesSewing]

This video doesn’t have material inside…

[@sk8tothemoon]

It does, the bit where you fold it inside out of the way. I got a bit lost when you need to pull it out and continue to sew

[@NotchesSewing]

The seams are sewn after you pull through. Adjust your settings to a slower playback speed and you will be able to see better

[@edilsamonsalvegiraldo]

❤❤❤❤

[@gugumkhwanazi8938]

How do I make hair ties with loose ends?

[@NotchesSewing]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIWcaZp-d5p5gdE

[@Karen_Obim]

Second method how did you stitch the other opening?

[@NotchesSewing]

there’s only one opening that was closed at the end.

[@Karen_Obim]

@@NotchesSewing ok i got confused lol. It was a bit fast towards the end. I can’t turn it back out 😅😆

[@preetjairam]

What is the name of scale and blade

[@NotchesSewing]

You can find the list of tools in the description of video. Tap more under title.

[@preetjairam]

​@@NotchesSewingthank you so much you help me

[@anaesterhazy631]

the first burrito metod is better, more professional.