Make Your Own Scrunchies!

Right before we left for Portugal I decided I wanted to make some European-ish accessories. I'm talking the day before we left. I love the look of a scarf tied around a pony-tail, but a lot of times the scarf will slip off. So I thought a scarf-like bow on a scrunchie would be perfect. We saw some scrunchies at Forever 21, or maybe it was H&M, a few days before, and I couldn't believe that scrunchies were coming back. But something about the bow makes them a little more acceptable to me. I had this red fabric forever just waiting to be helpful in making something cute. I think it did it's job well!
I made a video showing you how to make your own bow scrunchie as I think it's easier to watch it happening rather than reading how to do it.
We hope you enjoyed this post and will experiment with making your own scrunchies! If you plan to do so, please pin the image below.

xo, Savannah

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  1. These are so cute!! I actually was organizing my craft closet yesterday and was going to throw out lots of old fabric I had been collecting but haven't done anything with it, but now I'm going to make these scrunchies! Thanks so much for the tutorial!
    -Felicia
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    1. This is a perfect use for scrap fabric!

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    2. NEVER THROW Away fabric if you have a local Library close there are always people that will take it

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  2. So gorgeous! I love the bright fun colors. With summer right around the corner this will be a must have for me!

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    1. Thank you! Yes we found it very useful to have one in our purses to stylishly pull our hair back when we got hot.

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  3. I love how you just quickly and easily explain your projects without over-talking it! Not that I don’t enjoy hearing your explanations, but it just makes the videos way more useful to watch, and in turn, make the project! These are ADORBS, btw! Thank you!

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