How to Make a Scrunchie with Tails Using Elastic | a Shabby Fabrics Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @carolfrazer8067
    @carolfrazer8067 3 года назад +1

    Another easy project for my granddaughters.

  • @texasmimi1954
    @texasmimi1954 3 года назад

    Thank you for another fun and easy project, I have granddaughters and great granddaughters that will love these! They'll also make nice stocking stuffers!

    • @ShabbyFabrics
      @ShabbyFabrics  3 года назад +1

      We're glad you enjoy this fun project. Let us know how those turn out for you!! 😍 😎 -Michelle

  • @luzcasado2062
    @luzcasado2062 3 года назад

    Thank you so much for all of your wonderful projects. I can sense your passion and the willing to help us create such beautiful crafts. Love how you explain other ways of doing them without certain tools that we would have otherwise had to spend money on, making it affordable for those on a tight budget. I have made many gifts, and looking forward to making many more. Please do not change and keep on helping those who love making these projects just as much as you do. Thank you!

    • @ShabbyFabrics
      @ShabbyFabrics  3 года назад

      @Luz Thanks so much for watching! We are glad you enjoy this project!! -Michelle

  • @lynettelewis5008
    @lynettelewis5008 2 года назад

    Amazing! Thanking you 💖🌷🌷🌷💖

    • @ShabbyFabrics
      @ShabbyFabrics  2 года назад

      We're happy you like this fun scrunchie tutorial! Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle

  • @elvirachanchi5090
    @elvirachanchi5090 3 года назад +1

    Te amo Shabby Fábrica, TODOs los tutoriales son : Hermosos cuando los explican, que día a día , tengan más Exitos en sus ventas !!!

  • @janadachingwa9234
    @janadachingwa9234 3 года назад

    Love the scrunchie with tails and I will have to make some for my ponytail. Stay safe. Walk in Peace.

    • @ShabbyFabrics
      @ShabbyFabrics  3 года назад

      @Janada Thanks for watching!! -Michelle

  • @luzgarantiva3792
    @luzgarantiva3792 3 года назад

    beautiful!!!

  • @pearlleonardbouchard2753
    @pearlleonardbouchard2753 3 года назад

    Good morning Jen - you are recommending to use 1/6 elastic cording - can we also use 1/4 elastic have plenty left from sewing face masks.

    • @ShabbyFabrics
      @ShabbyFabrics  3 года назад

      @Pearl You can surely used the 1/4 elastic as it is thicker. -Michelle

    • @pearlleonardbouchard2753
      @pearlleonardbouchard2753 3 года назад

      @@ShabbyFabrics another question as to 1/6, 1/8 and 1/4. To the different thickness scrunchie - less thickness is for easier twisting of scrunchie for hair thickness , never thought about thickness of elastic cord before . Have always used 1/4 - normally that is mostly what is recommended. Interesting.
      Thanks

    • @ShabbyFabrics
      @ShabbyFabrics  3 года назад

      @Pearl Happy to help 💖💖 -Michelle

  • @debbiebabarskas4906
    @debbiebabarskas4906 3 года назад

    Great! Do you have a size for toddlers/ children? Thanks for another Great video. 😊😘

    • @ShabbyFabrics
      @ShabbyFabrics  3 года назад +1

      @Debbie Yes! You can customize the band size by shortening the length of the fabric and the length of the elastic-the tail/bow size would remain the same. -Michelle

  • @photographybyday
    @photographybyday 3 года назад

    Thank you. Can you use the stitch Witchery to close up that seam?

    • @ShabbyFabrics
      @ShabbyFabrics  3 года назад +1

      @Delia While it is a possibility, keep in mind that the bond can be severed by heat, so it may not be an entirely permanent solution. -Michelle

    • @photographybyday
      @photographybyday 3 года назад

      @@ShabbyFabrics - thanks for the reply

    • @ShabbyFabrics
      @ShabbyFabrics  3 года назад

      @Delia Anytime!! -Michelle

  • @brennbl
    @brennbl 3 года назад

    Does your wool mat smell?

    • @ShabbyFabrics
      @ShabbyFabrics  3 года назад +1

      @Brenlb The wool mats that we sett on our website do not seem to have an unusual odor, but after introducing steam/moisture, wool can develop an odor over time. -Michelle