Totally Rad.
I say it’s time to bring back the 80s. The clothing style was phenomenal: sequins, poof skirts, ripped leggings, legwarmers, . Bright, bold, colorful. Even though I was born too late in the 1980s to enjoy the fashion, a skirt and leggings was often my go-to outfit through high school.
Now that all of the cool Millennial kids have decided that scrunchies are no longer butt ugly, it’s time to break out the velvet. And by that, I mean the yarn, velvet yarn. Please put the velvet sweatpants away.
Have you used velvet yarn? OMG. It’s totally tubular. I found some Bernat Velvet Yarn at my local Michaels store and immediately fell in love. It was the squishiness that sold me. Plus, 19 color choices. Nineteen. Need I say more? If you answered “gag me with a spoon”, too bad. I have so much more to say, but I will get to the point.
Bernat’s velvet yarn is 100% polyester chenille. It’s durable, lush, and has a perfect shine. Plus, it makes the most bodacious scrunchie. Today, I’ve got a FREEEEEE pattern for you! The Totally Tubular Scrunchie. (Now say that 5 times fast).
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Supplies
- Bernat Velvet Yarn
- K hook (6.5mm)
- Elastic hair ties
- Scissors
- Plastic needle
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Stitch Definition
Sl St- slip stitch
CH- chain
HDC- half double crochet
SC- single crochet
Directions
Tie your velvet yarn in a double knot around the elastic hair tie.
Round 1: SC once into your elastic hair tie. CH 1.
Round 1, cont.: HDC around the hair tie, 90 times. Push the HDC down the line to make room for all stitches. Sl St into the first HDC.
Round 2: CH 1. HDC around the stitches (90). Sl St to first HDC.
Tie off. Cut yarn and weave ends into scrunchie with plastic needle.
Boom. DONE. But wait! There’s more!
Want to sell these amazing scrunchies? GO AHEAD. It’s a rad idea. I would love to see all of the Totally Tubular Scrunchies at markets, on Etsy, where ever. Just don’t be uncool and copy the pattern, claim it as your own, or steal my photos.
Now you need a way to display your scrunchies, so they look professional, right? Check out the tags below! Anna, from The Knotty Boss, is a total sweetheart. She’s a design pro and makes all the coolest tags for your products. That’s right folks, I said YOUR products because Anna has graciously given us a coupon code. CELEBRATE! HOORAY!
Use the code “PUGLOVE20” on her Etsy page to take 20% off of her printable scrunchie tags (2 different styles). Click on both links below to see both styles. I used the Bold Style and I love it. They give my items such a great look at markets.
And that’s all she wrote my friends. Thanks for stopping by. I would LOVE to see your scrunchies. Tag me on Instagram: @puglovecrochet with #totallytubularscrunchie and #puglovecrochet.
AND, go give Anna some love on Instagram too! Tag her, #theknottyboss when you grab those printables.
xoxo, Lindsey