How To Crochet Flower Pony Tail Holder Rubber Band

Hello, everyone - this is Yolanda from the all crafts Channel. Today'S quick tutorial is going to be how to make this little rubber band to lay your flowers just really twist it over. Just like that. Using these little rubber bands that you buy at the grocery store or the Rite Aid, whatever Walmart, so these little rubber bands, I'm just going to cover them and when you wrap it around, this is just a wick I have here. It just looks kind of like a two-layer flower just like that. Let me take it off, so you can see what it looks like when it's just being worked. Let me move that away, so this is what it looks like. Okay, so I hope you'll enjoyed this tutorial. Please, please be sure to subscribe and hit the like button and let's get the party started. Okay, everyone to begin our little project. This is really easy. You'Re just going to need some of these little rubber bands. Sometimes our colored, I got these at Rite Aid or I don't know if it was right into Walmart anyway. This is a purple one and you can just use whatever color you are. You want I'm using this dannis choice, but you can use any color you want. I think you guys know that purple and pink are my favorite colors, so I'm just going to get I'm going to be using a size i hook, which is a size. 9. 5.5 millimeter. If you want to make it smaller, you can, if you have the little baby rubber bands, you would want to go into a smaller yard. So here I'm just going to put in my hook, get my yarn pull it out, just like that, okay and then I'm going to start, I'm going to do a single crochet there, okay! So here's a the tail. If you want to tie it, you can, because this is going to be getting kind of some rough treatment. You know what I mean so anyway, once I do that, I'm going to be yarning over going into my rubber band, pulling up getting my yarn and I'm going to go through all the loops on my hook. You don't have to worry about this because it does stretch, but so does the yarn. So don't try to do it really tight you're just going to work them around. So then, once again I yarn over. I go in to my rubber band, pull out and pull all three it's just like if we were working in to a magic or disappearing circle, so you're just going to keep repeating that all the way around until you cover your rubber band. Okay, just like that. Just half double crochets all the way around, and you see that I buried that tail oops here. Oh, I buried my tail as I went along, so I just want you to go all the way around this way and do all the rubber bed - and it's just going to look like this - there's really not a specific amount of stitches, because some of your rubber Bands will be bigger and some will be smaller, so just go ahead and do this all the way around your half double crochet, okay and just spread it out as closely or as far or tight as you want so go ahead. I'M going to go ahead and finish that all the way, so I want you to go ahead and work that all the way around okay, I finished doing all my rounds and you see it's not perfectly done. You just go all the way around and now here I'm going to slip stitch into my first single crochet, just like that. Okay, so I've closed that little circle and see, even though the rubber band stretches. So does the yard see so it's okay they're going to be a problem now here I'm going to start doing chaining three one: two: three I'm going to skip one chain: leave it on work and then in the next chain, I'm going to do a single crochet. Just like that, so I'm going to have little loops like this. The next one. Once again, one two three skip my next stitch here, go to my next one and do a single crochet, so you're going to have a whole roll of these little loops. Okay. So just continue working that way. All the way around this works up really fast. So here's our skipping that one next one so just do that all the way around so you'll have these little loops just like that. You'Re skipping one chain leaving it on work and then single crochet into the next so go ahead and do that all the way you're looking here, I finished my last one, so here go ahead and slip stitch skipping this one into the same place where I started. My chains, okay, my first row I'm going to be changing to a white yarn. You couldn't do it all in one solid color, so I'm not going to cut off the the purple because I'm going to use it. Yes, just put it to the back there. You don't have just don't worry about that. One! I'M going to grab my white yarn leave a little toe here and then I'm going to pull that through there. Okay, you can just kind of tug it on here to make sure it makes it nice and tight, and then here I'm just going to a little quick little one little knot there, not a complete nut. So here we're going to want we want. I want you to work inside of these spaces, okay, so once I have that yarn there I'm going to slip stitch. Let me pull that purple yarn here, so it doesn't get loose. I'M going to slip stitch into this space just going to get my yard. I will leave my tail here because I'm going to hide that as I work so I want to go through here, I'm going to slip stitch just like that, and this purple is still here. You want you can cut it, but there is no need to sew here worth that little chain here to get rid of at the tail. I'M going to chain two one two and then into the space where we're in we're going to do. Two. Excuse me one two, three double crochets in here: three: okay, once you do your three I'm going to chain two one: two and I'm going to slip stitch back into that same space, so in this space, you're going to make that first petal. Now this tail is probably long. It'S almost all buried. I'M going to go ahead. Go move into here's my singles single crochet, I'm going to skip that and move into here. Do my next slip stitch just like that and I'm going to chain two again one two and then here once again, I'm going to do the three double crochets one, two, some yarn here and three. If you want it to not be as big, you can just do two double crochets. Also, once I do my three I'm going to chain my two one, two and once again I'm going to slip stitch all into that chain three space. So here I go slip. Stitch, I know that my tail has already gone through this whole thing, so I'm going to go ahead and cut this trim. It off make sure you don't cut the wrong yarn and you're going to repeat that all the way around okay. So I'm going to slip stitch in here again chain to do my three double crochets, followed by two chains and a slip stitch. So here goes one two, three okay! Now this is my third petal. So now I'm going to chain two one: two slip stitch back into that chain: three space: okay, a slip stitch into the next and just repeat that all the way around okay so go ahead, and do that all the way around we'll meet here where we start To do our final little row, okay, I've done my last little set of double crochets here. So I'm going to chain two one: two, I'm going to slip stitch into the bottom or my stitch right there and then I'm going to move over to the top of my first slip stitch here. But now I'm going to go ahead and cut my white yarn. I'M going to be using that I'm going to pull up I'm going to tighten it here to tie it onto my purple. Remember this is the back so not to be too worried, and now I'm going to pull up this one you're going to have to bury your so into the back okay, this tail. So now I'm going to pull up the purple that I had just behind. Remember that we didn't cut that and I'm just going to slip stitch into every sheet on the top of every stitch here, two three just like that. Okay - and this is optional - you don't have to do the slip stitching. It'Ll just give you a different little look here and it might actually be easier if you change to a smaller hook totally up to you just like that and oh this wanted to guide and grab all the strands of the yarn there. Here'S my next chain slip stitch there the slip stitch into the top of the sub stage there and just continue working that way. All the way around you're just going to be defining just like that, okay and you're just going to be defining the top of the petals. The next one goes there. So all the way around next one exchange ropes here - oh oh, I went into the post - is dead into the chain right there. I'M going to slip stitch in here turn that slip stitch and I'm just going to continue that way. All the way around. Okay, just like that slip stitching in into every little top of every chain here, okay, I hope this hook is just blinding. So this is what I want you to do all the way around and, like I said this part is optional, but I think it makes it look super cute and you could even see it on the other side, so go ahead and continue that all the way Around okay, I worked all the way around, so you can see all my. Let me move here back, so you could see that it's all done and you could also see it in the back, not as not as marked, but here I'm going to go ahead and slip stitch in that very first place. I started okay, I'm going to cut my yarn, I'm going to pull this through. Okay, now these these um stitches here this tail, I'm assuming these tails, this one and the white one I'm going to sew it in place, but this is pretty much how you would do it, then you would have your hair like say your pony tail you're, going To just use it like you normally do you can twist it wrap your hair on there see so like your pony tails here, and this is going to look like a little flower. So I'm going to sew in these tails, I'm going to see if I could find a hairpiece or something that I could show you this okay. So let me come go finish sewing my tails in and I'll be right back everyone. As you can see, my little rubber band flower is ready and I sewn in the back see so you can still see these petals, but this is definitely the wrong side. This is the right side, so here Jesus then put this here. I hope this piece I hope the wig doesn't fall off of this it. So you would just get like your ponytail or whatever you're going to put it on. Just like you do a regular ponytail. You might want to have just a regular braid you're, going to put the right side up, pull out your hair, okay, just like that, then you're going to just get it and twist it over. Just like you do a regular rubber band. Oh, it's coming off of the the mannequin little head, so let me see if I could put it back in place, guys, okay, so this is gon na be like that and then, when you wear it, let me see if I could show you it's just going To look like a two layer flower so just like that, and if you don't like it this way I mean oh gosh. I think I'm supposed to put it the other way with the right side away from me. So then it would be showing. So let me try it that way, guys like I'm just trying to keep this weight not from coming sorry guys. So then this right side, the right side, would go facing away from you. So sorry, I haven't done this in a while. So the the right side goes away from you just like that, and now I can twist it pull my hair through pull it out. Just like this and now you're going to have your flower, rubber band just looks like to millions of flowers just a little bit different than just doing a regular rubber band, and you can make these make them any color. You want um. This one, of course, was purple and white, but you have all these colors. You can do whatever scratch scraps of fabric you want. You can either make it yellow with white totally up to you. So this is just a quick tutorial because someone asked me for ideas for ponytails for little girls and I think, that's kind of a neat idea with two layers. It looks just like a little flower and you use it just like you would a regular rubber band. You could do them for pigtails, probably you know the ponytails just like this. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial, please be sure to subscribe, to hit the like button. 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