How To Crochet A Beginner Hair Scrunchie
- Posted on 04 April, 2011
- Ponytail Hairstyles
- By Anonymous
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Learn to crochet a beginner hair scrunchie! ( Worsted weight yarn, and a size 5mm crochet hook were used here.)This very easy project is brought to you by AllfreeCrochet.com.
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Hi everybody. This is Emmy from Hector new getsu, calm and I'm here today with my friends at all free crochet, calm and I'm going to show you how to make this hair, lovely, lacy, hair scrunchie, and it's very easy to do. And you can see that you flip that on somebody's ponytail or hair, it would look like they were wearing a lovely flower on their ponytail, and it's very easy to do. It'S easy enough for beginners we're going to get started, showing you how to do that. Right. Now so what you're going to need is one of these rubber hair, elastics or crochet hook and, of course, some yarn. Okay. So, to start this out, you're going to place your crochet hook through a rubber band elastic band you're, going to pick up the yarn and you're going to bring it around through elastic and just to lock our yarn in place. We'Re going to make one slip stitch with both of the yarn strands, the yarn end and the working yarn. What to do that! We'Re just going to pick up both of them and pull it through that one stitch on the elastic band and that just locks our stitches in place there. So they don't come apart on you now to make this band we're going to make loops lots and lots of loops, and each loop is going to be chain 5 so to chain in crochet. You simply pick up the yarn and you pull it through the loop on the hook and that's a chain stitch, so we're going to make 5 chain stitches for each loop, so that was 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and now we're going to single crochet in the Rubber band, so just single crochet we're going to place our hook through the rubber band and pick up the yarn and bring it around. Now we have two loops on our hook: we're going to pick up the yarn again and we're going to pull it through both of those loops. So now we have just made a single crochet, so we're going to continue to do that and we're going to make as many loops as we can on our hook on our elastic band. So it's chain 5 single crochet around the elastic band chain; 5 single crochet. Around the elastic band chain, 5 single crochet around the elastic band, one two: three: four: five single crochet around the elastic back you're just going to keep doing that in the interest of time. I'Ve made one so that I can show you how to do the next layer, but you're just going to keep doing those until you have your elastic band all filled with loops, I'm just going to move to the other one and show you how to finish up This row and get started on the next row, so, as you can see, I've made loops all around I've made my last chain five and I'm going to slip stitch in the base of the very first loop that we made slip stitch by pulling a stitch right Through the stitch and now we're going to fasten off and fasten off means pick up the yarn and pull it through your last stitch and just give it a tug to tighten up that that last stitch. Now what you can do here on the back is tie these two yarns in a square knot then thread the yarn ends into a yarn, needle and weave them back and forth three or four times through the base stitches so that they don't come showing up again. Okay, now to do the next color you're going to start pretty much the same way. You started your first layer you're, going to insert your hook through one of the loops any loop. It doesn't matter you're, going to pick up the yellow, we're going to use, yellow this time, pick up the yellow yarn and bring it through make one stitch using both strands the same as we did on the first one, just to lock in our stitches. Now we're going to chain 5, 1, 2. 3. 4. 5. We'Re going to single crochet in the next group single crochet, 1, 2. 3. 4 single crochet in the next group, one two, three four: five single crochet in the next room. Now you can see how that's progressing along and that's exactly how we made this pink one. You can see that each one of the loops just has another row of pink and once they're all filled in together, they're, very Lacy, and it gives you a nice look. So that's exactly how you can make a beginner style, hair scrunchie, and it's brought to you today by our friends at all free crochet comm. So please drop by sometime
Comments
Blanca Natal: HI, I loved the simple way you taught the stitching for that pretty hair peice. You are a great teacher, easy to learn with, thank you for sharing the tutorial with us.
Deborah Flores: Thank you so much for the scrunchie tutorial! It came out so cute! Can't wait to make some more!
Lori Tackett: Thank you this was very helpful. Made my granddaughters cute hair scrunchies!
Lea Blea: Love these! Thank you for such an easy lesson!!
River Heights: I love all your videos! You have taught me so much. Love it!
desigirl666: This looks sooo amazing!! Hopefully it will be as easy as it looks!
scredbird: LOVE IT, LOVE IT!!! I made some of these as soon as I watched! I have only been crocheting for 2 1/2 months and love these videos!! JILL
Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking: That's so great to hear maddyrosew!! I'm glad you are taking an interest in crochet. Crafting of any type will certainly help in one way or another in later life, not only to be able to create something, but in understanding other concepts in life in general. You can pick up a pack of 3 hooks at Walmart for under $4.00, and you will get 3 different sizes! Have fun!!
Penny Burkeen: My eight year-old daughter used your tutorial and made one of these. She is so proud! She wears her scrunchie, everywhere. Thank-you for posting this. :)
Mateah And rose: I love it im going to make them for my granddaughters thank you
babylover0990: wow, easy!!! I've been doing this all week, but I never thought of doing it around a pony holder. I've converted other flower patterns to doing them around ponytail holders, I don't know why I didn't think of converting the pattern I was just using to make this one! :) thanks!!
Beth Harris: Thank you so much! Your video is so clear and extremely helpful. I have been trying to learn to crochet for over 2 years and this helped so much! God Bless you for posting all of your videos!
hypergirlgx: I am in love with your channel! Vegan oatmeal cookies, how to crochet clothing (and more!) .... And even this scrunchie pattern, I am so excited to make everything!
jennifer marbaugh: nailed it love the one i made thank you for sharing it
Donna Hobson: Awesome! Just made one in a few minutes and it turned out very nice. Now I am going to make a few in Christmas colours.
Cecelia Martine: This is fantastic. Thank you.
Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking: Well thanks so much for commenting aquamarinea!!! It's lovely to hear that a 12 year old is an avid crocheter!! Soon you will in the business of making hair scrunchies!!
Kerry Roberts: Hi x I have made loads of these following ur video, all the girls at my daughters ballet school wanted some each plus my daughters and nieces, Love them a massive hit with the princesses thank u x x x
Socorro Ortega: Hermosa gracias.
Tina Kunkel: Another awesome pattern thanks emi
Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking: Thanks so much for commenting!! I'm so glad it helped!!
Deedle Duke: This is so cute and easy
brwniez1: @Hectanooga1 No thank you! I always wanted to learn so badly, And i finally got to finishing my first layer! This is fun!
SongWorthyHan75: :D thanks for the vid! you got yourself a new subscriber. i know how to knit a bit and have knitted some hats and other things but it's hard. I'm gonna go out this afternoon and buy a crochet hook and start! :)
Jerica Jardiolin: well my tutor and i did what you said. well it worked! Thank you! we did it 2 times! :) thanks!
VeggieMight4Life: Thank you for sharing this. Very beautiful. I jus learned to crochet w beads but only into into the chain like for a bracelet. How would i add beads to the ends of this for them to be lose and free at the ends of the loops on outer e Layer? Thank you!
Amanda Sullivan: thank you this was very helpful
DAR 808: This is so each to follow . l learn to make it last night . the next day l crocheted 3 more.
Dawn Amendola: Yes I see it thank you ,I will check it out :)
Papajr Martinez: Thank u, this is well explained. Me and my daughter were looking at some video s but cudnt understand. Thanks
Loretta Walker: teaching my self to crochet....this is very easy....ty
Stacey Smith: I got a crocheting kit and I struggled or almost a year to learn how to crochet, I'm going to get it out and learn again soon.
Tina Showers: What size hook do I need for this project?
Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking: Well, you can use any size yarn for this project, just add more stitches to each chain loop, so for instance, chain 10 instead of chain 5. You could still make it with chain 5, but you will barely be able to see the loops if your yarn is very thin. Do you think that will work?
Rita Plantamura: Well done. Your are a professional.
PinkRosalette Dyce: OMG THNKS... i am a crochet freak. im 12 and i crochet in class at lunch everywhere. my hair is a mess and this will really help to make it look better
stale___waffles: "Simple," she said. "For beginners," she said. Everyone: *Does it* Me: *Retries over 7 times*
TheCraftyRedOwl: what's better acrylic or cotton? love your videos
aritin: Hello i'm 12 and i sold 4 ponytail holders in 1 day! Omg thank you soo much!
brwniez1: oh i am gunna try making one,my niece wld love it.
Sunshine: Hello how do I finish the end part of row 2?
Dawn Amendola: Do you have any tutorials on how to make a bun crocheted bun holder, maybe with beads added to it, is it also called a snood , or are they two different things? I'd like to make some of those.
Candle Lynx: Oh my gosh i just buzzed all my hair off and i forgot and i was about to make this
MsVanessa995: Thanks! :D
Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking: Lily Sugar and Cream is a 100% worsted weight cotton yarn, (usually used to make dishcloths), but you can use any types of yarn you wish. I used acrylic yarn for this demonstration, because that's what I had on hand in colors that would show for demonstration purposes.
KittenKollection: What type of yarn did you use?
Julie Leasure: I am wanting to start a you tube channel doing tutorials and things and i was wondering if I can make a tutorial showing this pattern and link it back to you? Also the crochet stocking I love your tutorials
Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking: Use 2 or 3 strands of your yarn if it is thin, that should work.
MsVanessa995: My yarn is very thin. Would it still work?
Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking: @babylover0990 You're welcome! Glad to have given you a new idea!! Have fun!
rhonda j Smith: what size hook do u use for this , thank u
KittenKollection: Thanks really njoyed your video.
Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking: I don't know what you mean by very thin... but if you just add more loops, it should be ok. It will be more delicate though.
Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking: Thanks so much for posting brwniez1!!!
chellie: This is the video in our school!!
Helen Henry: I was not able to find a written pattern for this hair scrunchie on your website. is there one available? Thank you.
Nicole C: okay im in a roll here! i just did about four or five loops and called my nanna!!!!! whoooooooooooooooooo i can crochet!!!
PinkRosalette Dyce: thank you
Jerica Jardiolin: But My Hele Teacher doesent want us to use that kind of yarn, she gave/provided us the yarn and when i asked her if i could use thick yarn she said no. :<
Nicole C: okay this is like my first time holding a crochet hook. this is kinda hard
Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking: Yay for you!!!!! You are quite the business gal at only 12 years old!!
Apple Blossom: So cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jerica Jardiolin: Me and my tutor are confused on how to do it. because my yarn is very thin and silky. can you please help?
Kaneez fatima Abbasi: v easy good
Jerica Jardiolin: Yup! :D WE ROCK!!
Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking: Yay!!!
Minister Dr Cheryl Benefield: ☺
riona139: me too!
Lana 👾: HOW?!
chellie: Yah... we are schoolmates riona! I know you.