The next steps are exactly the same as my traditional scrunchie tutorial so you can watch the video from here or keep reading on!

With the right side of the minky fabric facing up, layer the long edge of the white coral fleece on the minky fabric. Ensure the long pile side of the coral fleece is facing down. Here’s a Christmas scrunchie tutorial seeing as it is almost that time of the year! If you would like to sew some Christmas scrunchies with Christmas prints then I recommend this tutorial (coming soon) or keep scrolling to watch the video below. Remember, your Christmas scrunchies don’t need to be fancy Christmas Santa scrunchies. You can make them in any Christmas patterned material and you have yourself a festive scrunchie ready to bring some Christmas cheer to the world!layer the other 2 edges together and sew together. I prefer to keep the white coral fleece on top when sewing bother these edges as these fabric can be prone to stretching. I recommend using a walking foot when sewing with these types of fabrics. Below you can see the elastic threaded all the way through. Using two safety pins reduces the chances of accidentally letting go of one end of the elastic and having to thread it through all over again! If you would like to make a Santa Christmas scrunchie then I will be showing you how in this tutorial. You might also like this Christmas tree ornament easy sewing project How to Make Christmas Scrunchies Step 1 – Prepare the fabric

Using one of the safety pins, attach one end of an 8″-9″ (20sm-23cm) length of elastic to the end of the tube. Attach the other safety pin to the other end of the elastic Fold the outside edge under by about 1/4″ and then use a ladder stitch to sew the two fabric ends together. Cut the red minky fabric to 22″ (56cm) long and 3 1/2″ (9cm) wide. Cut the white coral fleece 22″ (56cm) long and 1 1/2″ (6.5cm) wide. I chose to use red Minky fabric for the inner part of this scrunchie. Minky is super soft, with a low fabric pile (it’s one of my favorite fabrics). I chose to use coral fleece for the white part as it is super soft as well but has a longer pile. This gives the white part of the scrunchie that fluffy Santa appearance that it needs. Coral Fleece has a longer and fluffier pile

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Sew a few stitches along the length of the tube, at about 5″ intervals, to hold the red and white colors in place. I do this so the white strip stays nicely around the outside. I sew on the red minky fabric as this is the thread color I have in the sewing machine already. You could always sew these securing stitches along the white fabric if you want to change the sewing machine thread color to white.