How to Sew a Headband | National Sewing Circle

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Kristin Tabor gives step-by-step instructions to make a headband without using elastic. Kristin uses fat quarter of fabric for this affordable, easy-to-make project. Learn how to sew a headband for a fun summertime, or anytime, accessory!
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[@georgettesledge6079]

My niece is making hers as we watch the TUTORIAL, beginner friendly We love it

[@jackiebee362]

I have a few far qtrs. I went and check to see if it stretches. Lol I'm trying this today. Ty

[@shellybrower4103]

WOW!! I love this. Thanks for teaching me how to finish them so nicely!!!

[@evepaludan7713]

Thanks, this is awesome! Love the trick of cutting on the bias and thank you for the explanation of a fat quarter versus a thin quarter!

[@kimberleygamble8969]

Hi Kristin Tablor I love your non elastic headband video tutorial; I Will definitely try my hands at making some of these while using your video tutorial as a guide because they look so simple to make & probably sell or give as gifts for special occasions or whatever else you desire them for or so. However I thank you for sharing this idea(video tutorial) with online viewers who also watched/ have been watching your tutorials & so forth; because I did this searched because I had this idea of making headbands awhile back while I was lying in bed & the taught came back to me today but I was hoping I had found a video tutorial on making a headband without an elastic band I couldn't find any on it; it take me probably/almost the whole day of searching or at least I think so & then when I decided to come back on & check some more I came across this video tutorial & JP I just had to post; even though I don't usually like to comment first on a page but this one I just had to. Look forward to your Response A.S.A.P! & TAFS. Have a Blessed Weekend.

[@racinewoodward8063]

Love this idea. I make doll clothes and I think this would be much easier to do.

[@roxannevangelder]

this is a good one, easy

[@Bina6019]

THANK YOU!

[@hetianziyu]

love it,so sweet.😆

[@indaykara1289]

Wow. Goodjob. Very creative.. Talented kaayu.

[@sherierodrigues1569]

Tank you so much for this tutorial. So appreciated. Sherie Rodrigues from Australia 😍

[@NationalSewingCircle]

You are so welcome!

[@sherierodrigues1569]

@@NationalSewingCircle I should not trust spell check, thank you. As I write this message, I'm in the process of clearing my table and bringing out the sewing machine. 😁

[@starrwoman100]

Whoa! Did your iron sit up by itself when you laid it face down?😮 Thank you for your video and the clear way of explaining what the bias and different types of cut fabrics. Will subscribe!

[@marthavillanueva5505]

starrwoman100 I know this iron it automatically goes up so u don’t need a iron plate. Cool!

[@marthavillanueva5505]

starrwoman100 It’s got little pop out legs.

[@drutt6]

So when it’s completed is the circumference the 22.5 inches as your measurement of your head size or smaller?

[@bobbieg9386]

Nice!! Thank you for your video! I like that you don't use elastic. Is there any reason why you don't sew the edges together then trim the seam allowance versa overlapping the seams and sewing both sides?

[@NationalSewingCircle]

Hi, You can use either method you want for joining the ends- it just comes down to personal preference. Cheers, Ashley

[@marthavillanueva5505]

I like ur nails.

[@ginawells8230]

How do you get to see the video's that you pay for?

[@gail8834]

Can you elaborate on the stitches you used please.

[@NationalSewingCircle]

Hi, When sewing this headband you can use a combination of your standard straight stitch and a zig-zag stitch. The zig-zag stitch is the best way to attach the fabric to the elastic and make sure that it is secure. It doesn't need to be a special zig-zag stitch- just a standard one on your machine. Cheers, Ashley

[@melissaoconnell2147]

@@NationalSewingCircle there's no elastic in this?

[@bam1760]

the "skinny quarter" of a yard at the fabric store is called a "linear quarter" of a yard.

[@connorlorenzo2162]

I guess it's kinda off topic but do anybody know a good site to watch new series online?

[@henrikalijah3840]

@Connor Lorenzo i would suggest FlixZone. You can find it on google :)

[@ralphjagger3813]

@Henrik Alijah yup, been watching on FlixZone for years myself :D

[@allanjackson2222]

@Henrik Alijah Thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D I appreciate it!

[@henrytheodore9417]

@Connor Lorenzo glad I could help =)

[@dmac2807]

Can you zig Zay stitch thanks you?

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