Shaker scrunchies are a creative twist on the classic hair accessory. They are double-layered, featuring a playful see-through section filled with colorful confetti, sequins, or mini pom-poms that move every time you wear them. Shaker scrunchies are eye-catching and great for adding an element of surprise to everyday hairstyles. Whether you are sewing for yourself, creating handmade gifts, or making products to sell at craft fairs or in your online shop, shaker scrunchies are sure to stand out.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to sew a shaker scrunchie. I will show you how to choose the best fabrics and fillers and give helpful sewing tips to make assembly easier and achieve a professional-looking finish. By the end of this project, you will have a whimsical, one-of-a-kind accessory that’s as fun to make as it is to wear.
Shaker Scrunchies DIY Tutorial

Supplies
- How to Make the Perfect Scrunchie
- Sheer white organza or tulle
- Solid colored cotton fabric
- Fillers such as confetti, sequins, or mini pom-poms*
- Thread
- Scissors
- Sewing machine
- Ruler
*Must be plastic and glitter-free.
Instructions
- Use the pattern to cut a rectangle from the solid cotton fabric.
- Pin the solid cotton rectangle to the sheer white fabric.
- Cut around the rectangle, leaving ⅝” of sheer fabric on the sides.
- Sew the cotton and sheer fabric together with a ¼” seam allowance, leaving a 2″ opening.
- Trim away the excess sheer fabric.
- Pour the filler into the opening. Make sure the filler lies flat and is evenly distributed on the solid cotton fabric.
- Stitch the opening closed.
- Follow steps 2-8 of How to Make the Perfect Scrunchie to complete the project.





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