Time
1:30 PM - 2:00 PM (EST)
Session Type
Demo
Level
For Everyone
Name
How to Make a Knitted Scrunchie with Knit Collage
Description

Scrunchies are back in a big way, and now you can knit or crochet your very own! Hair accessories and fiber arts are a natural combo; every creator knows there’s nothing more annoying than trying to finish a complicated project with hair falling all over your face (or accidentally weaved straight into the item--don’t worry, we won’t tell). Knit Collage’s Super Scrunchie pattern will make that frustration a thing of the past, and have you back to hair-free knitting in no time. As a bonus, they make a great, quickly-knit gift!

 

Download this pattern for free from knitcollage.com. In this pattern they give you 3 different options: a crochet version and 2 knit versions. 

Designer: Julie Robinson

Pattern will work well with most Knit Collage yarns. 

Skill Level: Beginner/Intermediate Knitter or Crocheter

Size: One Size Fits All ~ our sample is crocheted around a thick hair elastic. All of the sample range from 1 1/4" to 1 1/2" wide. 

Materials:  

Daisy Chain, Cast Away, or Wildflower yarns ~ approx 21-32 yds per scrunchie, depending on what version you knit. 

Hair Elastics ~ we used Scunci Everyday and Active No Slip Grip ties and prefer those without noticeable seams.

Needle Size: 

US size 10 (6mm), 42” circular needle (for magic loop technique) ~ for knit version

Size K crochet hook - for crochet version

Gauge: 

Knit versions: 12 stitches and 16 rows stockinette, worked flat = 4” x 4” Crochet versions: 10 single crochet stitches and 8 rows, worked flat = 4” x 4”

Designer: Julie Robinson