Diy | Satin Lined Hair Bonnet | No Elastic | 2 In 1 Bonnet Headwrap

Hello, everyone i'm going to show you. I made this hair bonnet without the elastic, so it's the ed, wrap one right so you're going to need your scissors tape, measure panes, um your fabric. So, for the first fabric, this is a satin fabric which measures 24 by 24 inches. So it's a square, so it measures 24 by 24 and the ankara or your cotton fabric also is going to measure the same 24 by 24 inches and then you're gon na need two um straps, well, two fabrics for your straps, which will measure 45 by five Inches and you're going to need two of those. Now we've folded our fabrics into four and we're going to do i'm cutting both fabrics at once. You can do this one at a time, but i'm doing mine at once. So that's why i'm pinning them together. So i can cut it together, so i'm just pinning it so it stays in one place. Just pin around the edges, but if you don't want to cut them together, then feel free to do them separately. So we're going to measure 12 inches, then you can do between 10 and 12 inches for for adults, and it will be perfect, so i'm going for the 12 inches for to have that volume. If you want it bigger, go as big as you want baby go as big as you want, so i'm doing 12 inches, i'm just measuring that round in like a quarter circle. So i'm just going to cut that round where i measured. Yes, i'm using pin to mark my fabric because i keep forgetting to buy chalks oh gosh anyway, so we've got a circle for both fabrics. I think it's quicker that way, but it's up to you. If you want to cut your circles separate free, feel free. Now we're going to find the midpoint of the circle, so we fold it in half and i'm just going to mark it with a pin and from where we've done our mark we're going to measure four inch down we're going to measure four inch like. So i just marked over a pen be careful when working with a pen only mark with a pen, if you know you're going to cut out and then measure two inches from the line that we just marked on each side, two inches there you go and we're Going to connect it like a triangle like i was saying, be careful with marking with pens, because once it's on your fabric, there's nothing you could do about it really so be careful yeah. So we're going to cut out the triangle and there you have it, pin it down right, right, sides facing each other and so and what i'm doing is just cutting the excess fabric where the triangle meets, but make sure you don't cut the thread. So it's easy to fold it like this. I hope you understand what i mean just a notch, but make sure you don't cut the thread so now is facing right sides out, so the fabrics are face facing each other wrong sides facing each other and the right side, showing now we're going to move on To the straps we're going to join this, the two straps which measures 45 by 45, but once they join it's about 90 inches long now we're going to add our interface to the fabric, i'm going to iron it on the interface sort of give it a bit More structure, you know and then fold it right sides together and fold. The other end right sides together, because i'm going to be cutting the edges together. So i'm doing that you can do it separately. You can do it together, like like i'm doing so. The edges fold the right sides facing each other, pin it together, so the fabric doesn't move around and what we're going to do is measure three inches three inches from the edge like so connect the triangle cut it. So it gives it that nice shape at the end of the strap instead of the strap being square. Now we're going to measure from the center point we're going to measure 11 and a half inches on each side, 11 and a half inches from the center point. So make sure you find your center point, it's easy for me to find my center point, because that's where i joined the fabric, but if your fabric is not joined just fold in half, find your center point and then measure 11 inches on each side. That'S your ed second fret, by the way, anyway, now we're going to fold the right sides of the straps to um right sides facing each other and we're going to sew it, but don't sew it all the way we're going to stop uh, where we made the Markings for our edge circumference there stop this and then leave a leave the gap and then sew the other side of the strap, and it looks something like this once you've sewn the sides and there you go and we're going to turn it right side out. You can use the scissors you can use whatever i use my scissors, but be careful when you're using a scissors, so you don't poke a hole in your fabric if you're new here, please don't forget to subscribe, like comment, share, share and share right. So we're going to find this midpoint of our fabric, we're folding. It again do a notch, just a tiny bit just to know where the center is and we're going to attach our straps um to the to the fabric. So we started from the center point and then we go to the end of the the body of the air bonnet connect it to the end of the strap where we stop um sewing and now what we're going to do is fold. You could do a plit. It'S up to you, you can even do a gathered stitch and then gather it as long as you can fit everything on that strap. So i'm placing mine. So what you all you have to do just fold it randomly. It'S, not you don't! There'S no measurements! Just fold it fold it back like that and then pin it down random randomly. Can you see take your time with this? Like i'm doing, you can see, take your time and there you have it we'll have all our plates in like so, and we're going to sew it. So you've only attached one side of the strap and we're going to sew that down first and then we have it here, we've done one side now to do the other side, we're going to iron the ends of our strap, like this, i'm just showing you before. I take it to the iron iron, it down fold it in and then pin it down. So when you, when you fold it just let the edge meet where the first thread is so, where you sewn it before, just let the edge meet the thread or the same should i say and then pin it down there be careful with the pin. Now you do that all the way around and there you have it now we're going to sew so that all the way around and yeah after that, we're done basically and there you have it. I really like this color. I think i'm gon na make myself one in this color, it's so beautiful, um yeah. If you're interested in buying air bonnets, you can check out my instagram page love, underscore akoma and yeah. I sell a accessories airbonnets things like that. So if you're interested check out my instagram page and then yeah just cut off any excess threads to make it look nice and neat, and there you have it, i'm just trying it on on my mannequin just to show you so you tie it around your head And there you have it, we have a little bow at the front. You could even tuck it in other sides, it's up to you and imagine. If you have a huge afro under there, it looks so beautiful thanks for watching guys and please don't forget to subscribe. Like comment share enjoy your day, bye,