So... I got this "crab apple" colored polyester knit fabric. Thing is, polyester knit is one of the ugliest fabrics ever, so I really had to think. OH! A polyester turban headband! :)
You will need:
- (2) 25" x 6" stretchy or kinda stretchy fabric
- sewing machine - keep in mind you will want to use a zig zag stitch for most knits.
That's it! Well, and scissors, I guess, but it's not very necessary to type that.
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Take each of your 25 by 6 rectangles. Fold them in half lengthwise, right sides facing in. (Inside out) |
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Use a zig zag stitch to sew up the sides and leave the ends open. If you use a straight stitch, it might stretch out and ruin the knit fabric. It's delicate like that. |
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Turn it right side out, and move the seam to the center. Why? Idk, I guess it's pretty. |
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Fold each tube in half and make them look the picture. (Sorry- this step is hard to explain) |
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Sew the end of the tubes closed with a straight stitch. |
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I tried it on and my mom made a weird face. I guess she turbans are too HIPSTER for her. :( Oh well, at least I used some of the fabric! |
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