Yo Yo Headband

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  Step 1

  Cut different sized circles out of your chosen fabric.
  Keep in mind that your finished yo-yo or rosette will be half of the circle.

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  Step 2

  Fold the edges of the cirlce as you sew all around.

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  Step 3

  This is what it should look like when you finish sewing.

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  Step 4

  Pull your thread so that the fabric bunches.

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  Step 5

  It should be wonky like this.

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  Step 6

  Flatten and fix your yo-yo until you are satisfied with it.

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  Step 7

  Sew through the middle to secure the thread.

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  Step 8

  Like so.

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  Step 9

  Place your yo-yo's in the order you want them.

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  Step 10

  Then sew them all together.

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  Step 11

  If you choose to use elastic.
  Sew one end of the elastic to one end of your yo-yo line, then wrap around your head to get the perfect size, then sew the other sides.

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  Step 12

  If you choose to use a head band.
  Just hot-glue the yo-yo line to your headband.

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Amberlynn Reid · Kathmandu, Central Region, NP · 67 projects 19th January 2013

Where did you get the fabrics from. It's so cute

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Reezy:) R. · 4 projects 13th August 2012

ahhhh!!! so adorable!!!

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Jo E. · Portsmouth, North Carolina, US 11th September 2011

thanks very much - been looking for an easy guide to making these flowers! Loved your headband!

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Tootyfrooty 7th August 2011

Oh Em Gee!!!! so cute!

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Laura S. · Montreuil, Île-de-France, FR 16th July 2011

cute!

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Blue Teapot · Clonmel, Tipperary, IE 17th May 2011

Adorable! I gotta try this

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Panda-Goes-Rawr · 5 projects 7th May 2011

So many things to make so little time AAAAH! Cute

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Bianca · Escanaba, Michigan, US 15th April 2011

Made my own version of this today with an old elastic headband I had, I'm wearing it now! I recommend embroidery thread when sewing, because I first tried regular thread and it pulled RIGHT through the fabric Otherwise, quick, easy, and makes a CUTE hair accessory!

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Jasmin E. · Cairo, Cairo Governorate, EG · 1 project 15th April 2011

nice ^^ i'll try it !!

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Nilüfer · Ankara, Ankara Province, TR · 31 projects 8th February 2011

lovely

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