Loopy Scrunchie

This scrunchie is made with a series of loops that are made with 4 sc chains in each loop. There are two layers of loops. The yellow part is made first then the brown part is made between the sc stitches on the elastic band.

Materials Needed
Small amounts worsted weight acrylic yarn in yellow and brown. Red Heart was used in the Example
Size H8 5/mm aluminum crochet hook
Large Hair elastic. Goody brand was used.
Yarn Needle for weaving in ends.

Yarn Thickness: 4mm
Gauge: 4sc=1"
Finished Size: 4" diam
Skill Level: Beginner

Instructions

RND 1: Tie yellow yarn onto elastic band. Sc in elastic ring. ( *Ch2. Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Rep from * 3 times more. Sc in elastic ring.) Rep between () 14 times more. Join w/slst to first sc on elastic. Fasten off yellow.

RND 2: Tie brown yarn between any of the sc on ring. Repeat as for first round. Fasten off and weave ends into work.

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Glue Basting Seams
If you want presicion piecing, without using pins, you can apply tiny dots of glue about a half inch apart along inside the 1/4 inch seam allowance, place your other piece on the glue and dry with a hot dry iron to set the glue. I would use only glue meant for this purpose or Elmer's School glue. These will wash out completely when your quilt is washed. Also you are applying the glue in the seam allowance and because you are using washable glue, your needle, in your machine will not gum up. This is the way I piece my quilts and have never had a problem. The tiny dots of glue, only need to be about the size of a head of a metal pin. Very tiny. This is enough to hold the pieces together while being sewn on the sewing machine.