No Sew Twisted Headband DIY

Not too long ago, we posted an entry on a

DIY Turban headband that required a little

bit of sewing. BUT today, we thought we would share

our alternative NO sew headband! Its very easy, 

and quick.

You will need:

scissors

old tank top, tube top or skirt (preferably a stretchy

or spandex material)

Let's get started!

Start by laying your garment you chose 

on a hardflat surface (as pictured above).

We chose an old ponte skirt. Then, 

from the bottom (or top)measure about four

 inches (or more if you prefer a thicker 

headband). This will be the beginning of your

cutting point.

Take your scissors and cut evenly 

all the way across your

garment. You should be left with sort of an

"infinity" piece of fabric.

Take your fabric and twist it two times 

in the middle (as pictured above).

Then, take your two ends and 

meet them together, OR grab your middle 

twist section together in your hand

and let your loops fall to the sides (like pictured above).

And VOILA! You have yourself a headband!

Sometimes, these DIYS can be a little tough to

explain so if you are giving it a go, and are having

and troubles or questions, shoot us an email at:

foxandgypsy@gmail.com

 We will be happy to help you work out any kinks.

Happy DIY-ing!

fox + gypsy

no sew circle skirt

You will need:

Scissors

measuring tape

2-4 yards of fabric (preferably something with a little stretch)

 To start, cut your fabric into a square shape. Then fold it in

half long ways, then again, so you have a square again (as seem below).

 You then will begin to cut the skirt hem in a circle shape (the longer curve

line seen bellow).  this cut will be alike the "open ends" of your folded fabirc.

Make sure you cut the skirt fairly long, especially if you think you’ll be wearing 

your skirt  more so on your hip. 

 Then, cut your hip circle out. If your fabric is more stretchy, make

sure to cut it a little smaller than your hip measurement to 

allow for the stretch. This cut will be along the "corner" of your

folded fabric piece.

 

 Voila!

 Happy DIY-ing!

fox + gypsy