Rubrics
The source shows two fabric headband versions for exercise and skincare. Cut a top layer and lining for either version. Use two 18 cm pieces of flat elastic for the short version or two 16 cm pieces for the long version, then finish the edge with a 60 × 5 cm fabric strip.
BeginnerFreeA fabric headband with a flat elastic band that holds hair in place during sports and beauty treatments.
The short version fits like a narrow hair band; the long version covers part of the back of the head. The source pattern includes directions for both.
Choose fabric that is not too stretchy and does not slip against the hair; otherwise, the headband may slide off.
The headband keeps hair away from the face during exercise or skincare and can replace a rigid hair band. Choose the short or long version.
Use the simple pattern to cut two pieces: one outer layer and one lining. Also prepare flat elastic and a 60 × 5 cm fabric strip for binding the edge.
Following the source's wording, place the lower and upper headband pieces with their right sides facing up; it does not clarify how the two layers face each other. Pin and sew on two elastic pieces of the stated length. For the long version, use two 16 cm pieces. If you already have a quilted block, cut the headband to size from that block.
Bind the edge with a fabric strip folded in half, turn the binding to the wrong side, and stitch it down by hand or machine.
For the short version, fold one elastic piece in half and pin it to one side as a loop. Thread the second elastic piece through the loop, secure it at the other side, and stitch it in place. Use two 18 cm pieces.
For a colorful version or a gift, sew the headband from velvet or velour and add embroidery if desired.
Make sure the fabric does not slip against the hair; otherwise, the headband may keep sliding off.
The source offers a narrow, short version and a longer version that covers part of the back of the head.
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