The Chunky Scrunchie
One rectangle, one elastic. The piece that teaches you a seam.
A Gift from the Nest
A looped bow over two pointed tails, on a hair clip. A tube for the loops, one folded piece with pointed ends for the tails, and a little strip that wraps the middle and holds the whole shape. Every edge is straight.
A sailor bow looks fussy and isn't: it is a loop, a pair of tails, a few pleats and a strip wound round the middle, and the wrap is what gives it its shape. The one in the photographs is a spider-web print, just in time for October — make yours in whatever you have been saving.
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Here it is — happy sewing. 🧵
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Every piece in the shop is already made, by hand, in San Antonio — and if you'd like this in your own fabric, that's what custom orders are for.
Also free, also straight lines, also yours for an email address.
One rectangle, one elastic. The piece that teaches you a seam.
Pulls on over the head, no ties to knot. Sizes XS to XL.