Sassy Lace Scrunchie - Free Crochet Pattern and Video Tutorial

Hair Scrunchies are making a comeback nowadays.

My little girls asked me if I could make some for them. Heres is what I came up with! :) I hope you will love them as much as we do!

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Looking through my yarn stash I found some Sassy Lace yarn that waited for the right project!

Finally I had an idea how to use it: I will make lace hair scrunchies crocheted around an elastic!
So cute for the little ones! ♥ And not only!

These Sassy Lace Scrunchies are quick and easy to crochet and in no time you can easily make lots of them.

Yes, that’s right! I have used a crochet hook to make these scrunchies! There is no sewing at all involved!
The Sassy Lace yarn has holes woven into the top edge, so it can be easily crocheted though.

Although this “yarn” from Red Heart Yarn is being discontinued, you can still find limited quantites available on Amazon.
Or maybe you have it in your stash not knowing what to do with it!

Here is another scrunchie made the same way using Sassy Fabric, Pink Dots!

Let’s bust that yarn stash and make some scrunchies! They are very fast and easy to do! In no time you can wipe up some lovely handmade gifts!

SUPPLIES:

• Sassy Lace Yarn or Sassy Fabric Yarn (for the pink scrunchie)
You will need approx. 2.45m to make one scrunchie!
One hank of Sassy Lace has 24m, so you will be able to make 9-10 scrunchies from 1 hank!
• 5.5 mm crochet hook (I have used Furls Wooden Hook, Cocobolo)
• Elastic Hair Tie
• Fabric Scissors

Crochet Sassy Lace Hair Scrunchie

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NOTE

At first sight, the instructions to make these lace scrunchies might sound complicated, but if you watch the video at the bottom of this post , you will see that it’s quite easy to make them!

INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1: Insert hook from front to back into first loop on Sassy lace,
then from back to front into next loop;
Pull first loop through the 2nd loop of Sassy lace.

Take an elastic hair tie;
STEP 2: Insert hook from back to front around the elastic,
then from front to back into 1 next Sassy loop and from back to front into 2nd next Sassy loop.
Pull first Sassy loop through the 2nd Sassy loop, then throu the 3rd. Sassy loop on the hook.

STEP 3: Having the elastic in front of the working lace, insert hook from front to back into 1 next Sassy loop and from back to front into 2nd next Sassy loop.
Pull first Sassy loop through the 2nd Sassy loop, then around the elastic and throu the last Sassy loop on the hook.

STEP 4: Having the working lace in front of the elastic, repeat as STEP 2!

Continue working in this manner around the elastic, repeating Steps 3 and 2 until the elastic is fully covered and your scrunchie is fluffie enough. For reference I have crocheted 12 times around the elastic.

Finishing

When you’re satisfied with the way your scrunchie looks like, cut Sassy Lace leaving one more loop at the end. Insert hook from front to back into last loop and pull it throu the loop on your hook, then pull the end though to finish off.
Double Knot the 2 ends of Sassy Lace together! Bring the scrunchie in shape, if needed cut from the knotted ends to have the same height as the rest of the scrunchie.
And you’re finished!

VIDEO TUTORIAL

If you can't see the video tutorial above, you can Watch it on YouTube here!

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Sassy Lace Scrunchie
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