Girl, you have changed the scrunchie game for me. I was able to use some of your tips and it made it soooo much easier. Especially the tube flipper. I just took an old wooden flag pole and put it between my legs and it works great. Thank you thank you thank you
Omg, i wished i watched this video earlier. I volunteered to make scrunchies for my church fair and I took a lot of time in cutting, sewing and turning inside out. With your video it's so fast. Im going to try this. Thank you very much.
So you have now taught an old dog new tricks! Thank you for helping me speed up this process. I have so many sewing projects waiting, so maybe I can get to them sooner now. Bless you, young lady! You are a manufacturing engineer at heart. You sure just made my sewing world happier. Thank you!
Nice video. You can try this for inserting elastic into the tubes - put a rubber band around the top of the stick and hold the cut piece of elastic there hanging down. Next, just slide the tube down the stick and elastc while making sure it doesn't go beyond the bottom end of the elastic. Then just pull the top portion of the elastic down and away from the rubber band and stick.
These are wonderful tips Taylah! These are wonderful tips for sewing in general, regardless of whether a person is a hobbyist, or creating sewn pieces for sale. I do sewing for enjoyment, to make alterations on thrifted clothes, and to do repairs for my loved ones as well as myself. I've been pre-winding my bobbins ahead of time for a few years now, and I can attest this is a huge game changer! I always have several bobbins of my most frequently used colors in a little tray, and will pre-wind a few in specific colors needed for a project before starting it. I really enjoyed watching this, I learned a few new ideas, and I admire your work and your skills. Thanks again! Fawn 😊
I’ve never had a problem sewing the elastic without glue. I don’t even pin it. I also use a bodkin, it’s fast. I will try the thicker elastic next time. I also use a zig zag stitch on the elastic, because elastic stretches a straight stitch will pop under pressure.
Thank you for this wonderful tip. I've been using the burrito method for sewing my scrunchies for a while now and it is pretty time consuming HAHA 😂 I will try your method hope it would work for me. Lots of love from the Philippines 🇵🇭
True. I learned that years ago when hand quilting a very colourful quilt. I entered it in an art show that my hubby’s work sponsored & it blew me away that I won best of show.
Oh my goodness, thank you for sharing- that's a wonderful idea! 😍🇨🇦 I recall using some light grey thread on denim (I do experiments on denim for fun and enjoyment) and it looked absolutely wonderful! I forgot about that, but will certainly start using grey some more in the future!
Wow wow wow Ur a machine! This is brilliant. I'm just looking into doing bows and scrunchies, so I definitely take it advice. Who knows I may end batch doing too! Fellow Aussie here also! 💖
I watched an insta reel of scrunchie being made and thought to myself I wonder how they're from start to finish. Searched how... clicked this video and its the same girl from the reel. Looks really fun!
Thank you for this. I've seen so many videos and honestly I couldn't figure out how they were putting the scrunchie together lol this way is much more simpler ❤️
So Canadian here, I love your videos, I watch them while I work (just started a mask/scrunchies and stuff business last year ❤). For your pulling the elastic through issue, I found another scrunchie maker here who recommended a bodkin by clover that's called a clip and glide, it's green. Best thing I have ever bought for my business , but a little harder to find. I found mine at a local small sewing shop. Hope this helps, keep up the amazing videos, super inspiring 😊❤ ~Thalli&Co (Haley)
Theres a great little machine called a Side Winder. Its not very bog and ots sole purpose is bobbin winding. Its super fast and you dont have to undo your sewing machine to make new bobbins It can also run on the side while youre sewing if you want to refill as you run out.
Thank you! Definitely going to take away the only black or white thread, this sounds like it will save so much time!! Thank you for explaining everything so well! Off to learn more about your scrunchie stick! xxx
While I am unlikely to make masses and masses of scrunchies, I do have three daughters and two nieces each with friends who they like to gift Xmas presents to so this could be extremely useful even on a domestic level lol! Thank you for taking the time to produce the tutorial :)
If you want, you can use an expo marker and put the elastic on the top, close the cap on the elastic,and the marker, then you can thread it. It makes it much easier.
Would you please share exactly what kind (brand, style, width, length, etc) of elastic that you use? Do you use braided or knit elastic? Which do you find to be most durable? Is there a certain brand you prefer? Thank you !
Thank you so much for this video ! I'm sure gonna use some of this tips. I currently use really thin elastic cause I feel like it stretch the best . what kind of elastic do you use ? does it stretch too ?
Your videos are so helpful. If I may ask, what size (length/width) do you cut your elastic. Also, is there an advantage of using wide elastic compared to say a 1/4 inch wide elastic? TFS!
I don’t really have any left over from cutting scrunchies, I just make smaller scrunchies if I get to the end of the fabric. I used to make bows from off cuts but I changed my scrunchie sizes
i had an idea for threading elastic! you could attach a small alligator clip or something to the tip of the flippy stick. Clip the elastic and slip the tube over it, maybe while holding the bottom of the elastic. i loathe poking my fingers with safety pins haha. Great video tho (:
Hey Taylah, have you thought of using an industrial machine? I bought a second hand Juki for $1000 at a place in Clayton. It is a workhorse and would save you loads of time. It also has auto reverse and auto cutting
If Disney ever wanted to make a tangled movie, please apply. Legit you look like rapunzel 😄 thanks for sharing your process 👍
Thank you so much!
Girl, you have changed the scrunchie game for me. I was able to use some of your tips and it made it soooo much easier. Especially the tube flipper. I just took an old wooden flag pole and put it between my legs and it works great. Thank you thank you thank you
Second it!! I'm deaf, so I'd items title.
Your production process scratched an itch in my brain I never new I had. Thanks for sharing!
Omg, i wished i watched this video earlier. I volunteered to make scrunchies for my church fair and I took a lot of time in cutting, sewing and turning inside out.
With your video it's so fast. Im going to try this.
Thank you very much.
So you have now taught an old dog new tricks! Thank you for helping me speed up this process. I have so many sewing projects waiting, so maybe I can get to them sooner now. Bless you, young lady! You are a manufacturing engineer at heart. You sure just made my sewing world happier. Thank you!
Nice video. You can try this for inserting elastic into the tubes - put a rubber band around the top of the stick and hold the cut piece of elastic there hanging down. Next, just slide the tube down the stick and elastc while making sure it doesn't go beyond the bottom end of the elastic. Then just pull the top portion of the elastic down and away from the rubber band and stick.
These are wonderful tips Taylah! These are wonderful tips for sewing in general, regardless of whether a person is a hobbyist, or creating sewn pieces for sale.
I do sewing for enjoyment, to make alterations on thrifted clothes, and to do repairs for my loved ones as well as myself. I've been pre-winding my bobbins ahead of time for a few years now, and I can attest this is a huge game changer! I always have several bobbins of my most frequently used colors in a little tray, and will pre-wind a few in specific colors needed for a project before starting it.
I really enjoyed watching this, I learned a few new ideas, and I admire your work and your skills. Thanks again!
Fawn 😊
Wow! Totally impressed. You are a very smart young lady. Thank you for your tutorial. Your ideas will definitely help me improve.
I’ve never had a problem sewing the elastic without glue. I don’t even pin it. I also use a bodkin, it’s fast. I will try the thicker elastic next time. I also use a zig zag stitch on the elastic, because elastic stretches a straight stitch will pop under pressure.
Thank you for this wonderful tip. I've been using the burrito method for sewing my scrunchies for a while now and it is pretty time consuming HAHA 😂 I will try your method hope it would work for me. Lots of love from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Try Light grey thread, it is a neutral colour perhaps better than white. 🇨🇦
or invisible stretch fabric
True. I learned that years ago when hand quilting a very colourful quilt. I entered it in an art show that my hubby’s work sponsored & it blew me away that I won best of show.
Oh my goodness, thank you for sharing- that's a wonderful idea! 😍🇨🇦
I recall using some light grey thread on denim (I do experiments on denim for fun and enjoyment) and it looked absolutely wonderful! I forgot about that, but will certainly start using grey some more in the future!
Love the way you explain things as it’s straightforward and I totally get what you say, love your tips,thanks for this awesome video
Im making scrunchies for some work friends, and this helped ALOT!!! very appreciated
you're such a kind and nice person and I wish you all the best in your career, thank you for trying to make our lives easier, by videoing this for us
Thank you for sharing this. It's SO helpful and efficient!
Wow wow wow Ur a machine! This is brilliant. I'm just looking into doing bows and scrunchies, so I definitely take it advice. Who knows I may end batch doing too! Fellow Aussie here also! 💖
Supremely efficient,wow so inspired to make scrunchies in bulk!! thank you.
My Granddaughters will love these thank you 😊
I watched an insta reel of scrunchie being made and thought to myself I wonder how they're from start to finish. Searched how... clicked this video and its the same girl from the reel. Looks really fun!
Thank you for this. I've seen so many videos and honestly I couldn't figure out how they were putting the scrunchie together lol this way is much more simpler ❤️
Instead of fabric glue I normally hand sew but I never tried fabric glue! And the ends all together is a life saver!
I'm not planning on starting a business, but now I know what to do with some left over fabric lol. Thank you so much!
You are a great inspiration, thank you for your videos, learnt a lot of tips, best wishes in your scrunchie business.😘🥰
So Canadian here, I love your videos, I watch them while I work (just started a mask/scrunchies and stuff business last year ❤). For your pulling the elastic through issue, I found another scrunchie maker here who recommended a bodkin by clover that's called a clip and glide, it's green. Best thing I have ever bought for my business , but a little harder to find. I found mine at a local small sewing shop. Hope this helps, keep up the amazing videos, super inspiring 😊❤ ~Thalli&Co (Haley)
Thanks so much Haley! I’ll have to check it out I appreciate the tip 😁 goodluck with your small business
Thankyou for you tutorial. I’m teaching a class of kids who have asked to make scrunchies. ❤
Beautiful method. What ratio do you use for elastic to fabric length?
Theres a great little machine called a Side Winder. Its not very bog and ots sole purpose is bobbin winding. Its super fast and you dont have to undo your sewing machine to make new bobbins It can also run on the side while youre sewing if you want to refill as you run out.
You are a inspiration to all ages! ♥️
Thank you Mina 🥰💞
Someone put this woman in charge of an Indonesian sweatshop. This is amazing. Six sigma black belt ❤❤❤ 💪🏻💪🏻
Love watching your videos! I plan to teach my almost 7 year old how to sew with making scrunchies! You are awesome at what you do! Keep it up! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much Mary!! 😁💞
Thanks so much for sharing your process!
Wow. You make it look so easy!!
Your so adorable. You did a awesome job on this video. I look forward to seeing your other videos.
Thank you! Definitely going to take away the only black or white thread, this sounds like it will save so much time!! Thank you for explaining everything so well! Off to learn more about your scrunchie stick! xxx
Thank you! Wonderful tips!!
Game changer. Want to make these to sell at our annual quilt show. Each guild member is to contribute something to the “boutique”
While I am unlikely to make masses and masses of scrunchies, I do have three daughters and two nieces each with friends who they like to gift Xmas presents to so this could be extremely useful even on a domestic level lol! Thank you for taking the time to produce the tutorial :)
Great tips! Prewinding bobbins... why have I not been doing that? 🤦🏼♀️
Thanks Claire! 🥰
If you want, you can use an expo marker and put the elastic on the top, close the cap on the elastic,and the marker, then you can thread it.
It makes it much easier.
Very good thanks you make me interested and inspired.have a blessed day.
Oh my goodness! I need one of those sticks.
I'm trying to make some to sell to make a little extra money so I learned a lot from you, thanks!
You are such an inspiration❤
Thank you for sharing. Love your system in making many scrunchies fast.
Hi Taylah, please what's the measurements for the materials used?
Thanks
Hi how do you determine the length of elastic for the different sizes of scrunchies
Yay! I've been waiting for this video. I'm getting for a market myself. And I need to make a bunch of scrunchies and bows.
Thanks so much! ☺️
This was great thanks for the tips! You make it look super easy... wish me luck lol
Thank you! 😁 you’ll do great!
I’m surprised that your elastic is so wide, thanks for sharing your technique!
Yes especially for all of us with thin hair... that's way too much bulk
watching from Philippines , love your videos, thanks for sharing !
Thank you! 😁
You should try using a Bodkin for pulling the elastic through the tubes.
Thank you Tonia! They look very nifty I’ll have to try source one 😁
@@TaylahRose I was just about to comment the same thing! LIFE SAVER!!!!!!
I use a pen, and I just drop it down with the fabric on it , homemade bodkin 😅
Hey taylah... Try using a bodkin to thread the elastic
Please advise the name of the fabric glue and where you buy it?
Would you please share exactly what kind (brand, style, width, length, etc) of elastic that you use? Do you use braided or knit elastic? Which do you find to be most durable? Is there a certain brand you prefer? Thank you !
That glue holds even when washed? Thank you.
Can you tell me where you got your garter from 🙏😊
thank you so kind to provide details
thank you! my partner loves scrunchies so im trying to find a way to make them a bunch as a surprise
Thanks for the tips and tricks 👍💖
Thank you for watching!
What size and where do you get that wide elastic?
How long is each elastic for one scrunchie?
Thank you so much for this video !
I'm sure gonna use some of this tips.
I currently use really thin elastic cause I feel like it stretch the best . what kind of elastic do you use ? does it stretch too ?
Hola la verda que veo el video y no entiendo nada gracias
Gracias voy a comenzar reciclando muchos retazos. BN tengo bastante elástico , y compré una mini Maquina estoy feliz
Helpful bulk-sewing tips thank you so much :)
This was a great video, thank you so much!
Your videos are so helpful. If I may ask, what size (length/width) do you cut your elastic. Also, is there an advantage of using wide elastic compared to say a 1/4 inch wide elastic? TFS!
She posted 21 cm on another comment.
Can we make a scrunchy with not many things
Thank you for teaching us to make a scrunchy your videos are so helpful and maybe we can subscribe to it and like you
Great tips. Thanks
Gracias
Best ideas for quick and easy.
Could you please tell me the measurements you use on fabric and elastic please?
Hi ..ur r my inspiration...for 1meter how many scrunchies v can make ...
How do I get a wood pole like the one you use to turn the fabric inside out
You can make it! I have a video on my fabric flipper on my TH-cam
Hi Taylah - you said a metre wide but what about the length? thanks xx
Oh i found You Thanks im gonna follow You.. Watching from HongKong.. Your the youngest hardworking person..
What do you do with the left over fabric after cuttinh?
I don’t really have any left over from cutting scrunchies, I just make smaller scrunchies if I get to the end of the fabric. I used to make bows from off cuts but I changed my scrunchie sizes
Thanks for sharing. Love it
I have got the very same sewing machine😊
i had an idea for threading elastic! you could attach a small alligator clip or something to the tip of the flippy stick. Clip the elastic and slip the tube over it, maybe while holding the bottom of the elastic. i loathe poking my fingers with safety pins haha. Great video tho (:
Thank you so many tips for me to start a hobby
Thank you so much for sharing. 👍🤩
Wow, clever! Thanks.
Hi Taylah! yey finally you're already uploaded this video. 😍 and you're looking pretty always ❤️
Thank you so very much 💞☺️☺️
Do have a link to the elastic that you use?
Clever of you, thanks for sharing!
How many centimeters do you cut the elastic at?
How do you use the stick to turn your fabric right size out
7 years!? Well wow thank God for the new found hope I found from that sentence
are scrunchies still that popular?
This scrunchy converter is great
Thanks so much!
Is it not easier to get an elastic attachment. It ll fold t fabric n thread t elastic one time
Great tutorial!
Omg I love your Videos ! Pls make one on how to make bunny ear scrunchies
Thanks so much Klar 😁
Hi can you please share where in Australia to buy the bulk elastic thank you 💕
How long does each piece of elastic need to be?
@taylah I'm new to sewing silk scrunchies. What thread to use? ❓ I'm a beginner and learning. Any tips? greatly appreciated. 🙏 I have brother machine.
Hey Taylah, have you thought of using an industrial machine? I bought a second hand Juki for $1000 at a place in Clayton. It is a workhorse and would save you loads of time. It also has auto reverse and auto cutting
Possibly when i move into my 'forever' studio the one im in now is a bit small!
Which model do you have? Thanks
@@MM-gf5vm I cant remember sorry :)
Do you do custom scrunchies by chance?
How do you make the labels for your scrunchies??
Are you cutting 4" wide?
What do you sell them for?
What’s is the length of each one 90cm?
Hello.. I have a question for you. Which type of cloth is best for making scrunchies? Do you use cotton to make scrunchies?