
Learn how to make a trendy twisted headband with this quick and easy tutorial that comes to us from Marilyn Clarkin of QTπ Doll Clothing! Once you figure out how to make one, you'll want to make lots more to coordinate with all of your doll's favorite outfits!
Giveaway Update! Our winner is Lori who said her tip for doll hair is to use a wire brush…spray water (gentle mIst ) & comb/brush..gentle hand. Congratulations Lori!
Let's get started...
Supplies Needed:
-10” x 8” scrap of knit fabric
-Hair elastic
-Thread
-Scissors
-Sewing machine

Step 1: Cut two 10” x 4” strips of fabric with the stretch lengthwise.

Step 2: Fold strips in half lengthwise, stitch with a ¼ seam allowance.

Step 3: Turn strips RIGHT side out.

Step 4: Tie a knot in the middle of the elastic.

Step 5: Loop one strip through the elastic.

Step 6: Pin the ends together with the seams centered and facing out.

Step 7: Stitch with a ¼” seam allowance. Clip corners.

Step 8: Flip the strip and line the elastic with the seam, pin.

Step 9: Stitch with a ¼” seam allowance.

Step 10: Loop second strip though the first.

Step 11: Repeat STEPS 5-9 for other side.

You're all done! How cute is this?!?




Giveaway time!
How'd you like to win one of these super cute headbands for your doll? Marilyn is giving one away to one lucky winner!
To enter, leave a comment below finishing this sentence:
"One of my favorite hair styling tips is..."
We'll pick a winner randomly from the comments posted on Monday August 8th and be in touch via email. Thanks for entering and good luck!
For Pixie Faire,
Marilyn and the PF Team


95 Comments
My doll definitely needs one.
I love making these! They are addictive though and every outfit I sew gets a matching one ( twisted or regular) plus one for my granddaughter in " people" size. So very cute. Headbands are my favorite hair style trick, leaves the long hair down and pretty but keeps the face free of hair and shining pretty as well!
“ONE OF MY FAVORITE HAIR STYLING TIPS IS…”To get a curling style in the hair without using a hot curling iron, just use a little setting lotion and a straw and roll the hair up on the straw, then pull the straw out of the hair while holding the hair in place. Put a Bobbie pin in the hair do this all over your hair and let dry. When you remove the pins just pull each curl down and there you have it a head full of curls. Use a little water for your doll’s hair and do the same thing with setting the curls in her hair. Also, Love this headband it would be great for this style.
Can’t wait to try this!!
Looks like a quick and easy project for mom and daughter to work on together. Love the color of the dress on that doll.