DIY Turban Headband Tutorial Using Woven Fabric Scraps
Channel: Inside the Hem
Date: 20/07/2018

Learn how to make an adorable and practical Turban Headband from just a few scraps of woven fabric!

Adult Pattern Piece Dimensions:
Large Rectangle (Cut 2): 17" x 4.5"
Small Rectangle (Cut 1): 11.25" x 2.5"
*Grainline runs the length of the rectangles*

Child Pattern Piece Dimensions:
Large Rectangle (Cut 2): 17" x 4" 
Small Rectangle (Cut 1): 10.5" x 2"
**Shout out to viewer Nancy who commented with these dimensions which she used to make a headband for her 12-year-old granddaughter!

BONUS: If you have a Cricut Maker, use it to cut your pieces for you! Here's a link to the project...everything is ready to cut! bit.ly/ITHTurbanProject

Hump Jumper: https://amzn.to/2NACS8o
**Apparently, they don't make the exact one I have anymore? At least I can't find it online. The link takes you to something similar made by Dritz. Will definitely work for this purpose.

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