Will and I went the the 3 French Hens market and I saw these super cute knot headbands - but they were $12 each. Will said that it looked like something I could make. The only problem was that I don't have a sewing machine :( So I went to Target and found some stretchy jersey adult headbands. They came in a four pack and were $4.79. I also bought Singer Stitch Free Fabric Glue for $3.89. (Though I'm sure you could use hot glue as well). Steps (from bottom to top): (Multi-colored) Original…

With my first daughter I got really into making headbands. I loved the look of the large top knot bow but some just seemed way to bulky. Thats when I got creative and tried out a few ways to make d…

See how to make a headband for a baby using this easy diy baby headband tutorial. Make a quick and fashionable baby accessory in minutes!

This DIY no-sew baby headband tutorial is easy AND adorable. Make these for your baby girl or make them to sell. This DIY project is so fun!

Ever since I heard the words: "it's a girl" I've been oohing and aahing over all the cute baby girl stuff that I want to make. First up are these fabric flower baby headbands. These

This tutorial is for any level of crafter, with a zero sewing option! We'll teach you how to make your own adorable baby headband.

Make your own DIY no sew baby headband in under five minutes, plus a really useful baby headband size chart for the elastic!

These bias tape hair bows for babies are easy to make! Learn 7 ways to DIY hair bows for your baby with this quick tutorial.

Your little one will look darling in a DIY No Sew Baby Headband. That's right, no sewing machine is needed and we'll show you how to make baby headbands in 10 minutes or less. My first two kids were boys, so when little B came along, I got a little accessory-crazy. The day I found out I was having a girl, I started making bows and hair clips and headbands. I think my favorite creations of all are these knit bow headbands! These come out to be around $1 apiece and they take 10 minutes or less…

This super quick sewing tutorial will show you how you can sew the easiest DIY knotted hair bows possible, with tails that actually match! Free PDF pattern included. They can be used on nylon headbands, hair elastics, and hair clips. These make perfect gifts for baby showers, birthdays, back to school, etc. Make these DIY knotted hair bows in linen to blend seamlessly with styles like boho, cottagecore, vintage, and classic. They would also be adorable in a printed cotton!