How to make a ruffled headband

in hive-197809 •  3 years ago 

Hello everyone, trust we are keeping well??

Alright here is a lovely ruffled head band which is worn on the head for any occasion at all.. trust me you will love it.

I will be teaching us step by step on how to achieve it and I hope it helps someone.

Step one:

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Get the pieces of fabric of measurement
•44inches length and 8 inches width.
•18inches length and 4 inches width
•13 inches length and 2 inches.

step two:

Pick the biggest of the fabric (44inches) and fold into 4 and curve the edge of the fabric by marking 2inches inward on the width and 7 inches downward on the length as shown in the picture.
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step 3:

Cut out the curve line, and this is what it should look like after cutting it.
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step 4:

Join the fabric together length wise using sewing machine ( you can as well make use of needle and thread) and leave the edges open.

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•After joining, turn out the fashion side of the fabric.
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step 5:

This is 13 inches by 2 of fabric which will be used to ruch the 44 inches of fabric.
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•create your ruffles by passing the small pieces into the big fabric through the open edges
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•This is what the outcome should look like after you are done runching.
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step 6:

This is the 18 inches length by 4 width fabric which will be used as elastic casing.
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•Fold the width into two and sew length wise leaving the edges open.

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•After sewing, then turn out the fashion side of the fabric.
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step 7:

This is 7 inches elastic, use a safety pin to pass the elastic into the fabric.
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•This should be the outcome after passing the elastic into the casin.

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Step 8:

Join the elastic casin to the ruffles, make sure you share the excess evenly on both side of the casing.
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Final result
This is what the outcome should look like after sewing it together and turned out.
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Hope this helps. Have a nice day fam😀

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