This super cute hairband can be made from very little Jersey fabric and is quickly sewn - even for beginners. Whether as a great gift for a new earthling or for your own child - this hairband does not look cute, only but can also be sewn from the matching fabric for any outfit.

In our instructions we sew a headband for a head circumference of about 44 cm. For this you need 2 rectangles only of 44 x 14 cm each. Draw Jersey fabric. them on the fabric and cut them out

Place each rectangle right sides together and close each long side. It is best to sew along the edge with the overlock - or zigzag stitch on a normal sewing machine. Then turn over your pieces of fabric. Fold the tubes so that the seam is in the middle. It is best to iron your pieces of fabric once so that you can Position of the suture

The next step is to lay the resulting tubes on top of each other like a cross with the seams facing each other. The lower tube is diagonal and the seam of the lower piece of fabric points upwards, the seam of the upper piece of fabric points downwards

Now lay the ends of the tubes over each other as follows to create the twist in the headband: The right end is placed on the left end and the lower end is placed under the upper one, so that the seams are facing each other again

Lay all ends on top of each other by folding the top two ends onto the other. If you now look at the individual layers of the ends, the seams are as follows (from bottom to top) no seam - seam - seam - no seam - no seam - seam - seam - seam - no seam Sew the ends together, finish with a zigzag stitch and turn the entire headband so that the seam you have just made lies on the inside (i.e. on the head).