Tutorial Scrunchie Seamless Sewing

[@christelgrimmer4478]

Oh, I better add, your instructions are very good, especially how you show several times how to fold the tube inside the outer fabric.

[@Diyvancouverisland]

Thanks ;)

[@linnettewilliamson4071]

Great video

[@Diyvancouverisland]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@shannonbyrne2314]

You're amazing at explaining this method, thank you so much!

[@Diyvancouverisland]

Glad you think so! I enjoyed making it

[@alishaalishabiljon6243]

Thanks for the tutorial I have been making it and find it so much easier to turn the strip around and start at the seams then its easier to pull threw

[@Diyvancouverisland]

I'll have to try this! Thanks for the tip

[@TheAldy001]

thank you so much for this video, i saw this technic in a tik tok and i didn't understand anything, so i found your video, really well explained, and i did it in the first try! ❤❤❤

[@Diyvancouverisland]

Glad I could help!

[@seeingdoves7291]

this was so helpful, you're great at explaining!

[@samanthatansley]

Love the tweezer, needle tip!!

[@Diyvancouverisland]

An essential staple in sewing expecially if you use a serger

[@samanthatansley]

@@Diyvancouverisland I don’t have one, but it’s definitely on my list!

[@jainey959]

Brilliant! TY so much, great video!

[@bushrakhan2543]

Thank you So much It really helped me 😊

[@Diyvancouverisland]

Your welcome!

[@mabbybella7014]

I'm a beginner and I've learn a lot through this only one video. Thank you.

[@Diyvancouverisland]

Glad it was helpful!

[@khushiaggarwal3975]

Thanks a lot it will help in my business

[@christelgrimmer4478]

I use this method, I wouldn't say it is seamless. As I use a lot of rayon, silky material, I use my over locker to make the scrunchies and hand stitch the elastic together, avoiding stretching of the fabric, trying to fit it under the machine needle and hand stitch the opening as the scrunchie then is nice and puffy all around.

[@bestprintableprint5248]

What Thread count do you use ( tw ) 40, 50, 60 for your scrunchies please.

[@christelgrimmer4478]

@@bestprintableprint5248 Do you mean what thread do I use? With over locker just usual over locker thread, when using sewing machine I use mostly normal Guetermann polyester, sometimes cotton. Sorry I am in Australia, I think we use different terms.

[@yulianaagustintgr5939]

Wow Its so cute

[@Diyvancouverisland]

Thanks!Its very easy to do!

[@yulianaagustintgr5939]

Im from Indonesia, little bahasa English 🙏🏻

[@melissahardesty3513]

I am not sure how this is "seamless" I see all kinds of seams on this scrunchie.

[@madelzabate532]

I agree

[@bestprintableprint5248]

Anyone if you could answer this. What Thread count do you use? 40, 50, 60 ect. Thanks... And where do you purchase it from please all information is great information. Thanks

[@Diyvancouverisland]

Hi! You can use like a 50 count just depending on the fabric you are using. It can be purchased at the fabric store or online. It is up to you if you want all cotton thread. This thread is just a general thread.

[@Sarah-et9lz]

hey, wonderful little tutorial! doubted this method at first with the tube thing! was like, how in the world is this going to work out?? lo & b-hole'd, i followed thru and it looks great. clear instructions, clever method, solid video and sound quality as well. top notch scrunchieness. thank you :) i do wonder if you have any suggestions as to how to get my sewing machine to not swallow up elastic? it sucks it down under the needle and i end up with a jammy knotty mess every time, so i've just been hand sewing the elastic together.

[@Diyvancouverisland]

The elastic will make your needle dull after a while so make sure that it is a new needle. You only need to go back and forth on the elastic a couple times. Too many times ill make the sewing machine eat it!

[@nancy9478]

Use a small piece of fabric to start sewing on and then onto the elastic, like chzin stitching fabric in quilting. Hope this helps. Or sew the elastic with a piece of scrap under it and just cut it away when done.

[@determinationandgod7836]

SEAMLESS? I SEE TONS OF SEAMS🤣

[@gaminijayasundara1188]

Could you please tell us whether you started sewing from the top or from the middle?

[@Diyvancouverisland]

I'm not sure what part are you referring to when sewing the scrunchie. Once you fold it then it will be sewn at the top

[@gail66onutube]

Why not just mark the elastic and use it on the roll thread into scrunch, then then sew together at the Mark, then cut of the roll?

[@beebeej1]

It's not seamless...you can just make a tube turn it sew it together and you can just use the opening where you sewed together to put in elastic...I've been sewing since I was 14 and I'm 63

[@shirleyporter7107]

Not sure why you call this seamless.