Crochet Scrunchie Pattern For Fashion Lovers

Want to make something super adorable? We’ve got a fun and easy crochet scrunchie pattern just for you. Imagine creating a scrunchie with the sweetest multiple ruffles that look stylish and colorful simultaneously. Our guide walks you through every step to make it simple and enjoyable. Whether dressing up for a day out or keeping things casual at home, this crochet hair accessory brings style and functionality to your everyday look.

This easy crochet scrunchy isn’t just a joy to make; it’s incredibly versatile and practical. Perfect for keeping your hair out of your face during workouts, adding a pop of handmade charm to a casual ponytail, or elevating a bun for a special occasion, it’s ideal for any hair length or style. Beyond its practicality in hair styling, it’s a lovely accessory that can adorn your wrist as a cute crochet bracelet when not in use.

Making Your Crochet Scrunchie Pattern

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Materials and Tools:

A magic wand for yarn: 4.5mm crochet hook (the tool to weave the yarn)
Colorful threads: Size 3 or 4 yarn in any color you love (the scrunchie’s star)
Needle with a thread eye: Yarn needle (sews the scrunchie together)
Hair tamer: Hair elastic (holds your hair in place)

Terms You Need to Know:

SI St: Slip Stitch (sneaks through two loops for invisible joins)
Sc: Single Crochet (basic stitch, short and tight)
DC: Double Crochet (taller stitch than Sc for more texture)
CH: Chain (starts rows and creates spaces)
Inc: Increase (makes one stitch into two for shaping)
Dec: Decrease (makes two stitches into one for shaping)

Step-by-Step Pattern

Instructions
Part 1: Attach Yarn to Elastic
1. Make a slip knot with your Colour #1 yarn.
2. Insert the crochet hook into the hair elastic, into the slip knot, and bring it through.
3. With the working yarn on the outer side of the elastic, make one slip stitch into the slip knot.

Part 2: Ruffles
Instructions
Rd. 1: SC around the entire elastic by inserting hook into the middle of the elastic and pulling through a loop (around 40-50 SC total depending on elastic size)
Rd.2a: (REGULAR RUFFLED LOOK) 2DC into each SC Rd2b: (MORE RUFFLED LOOK) 3DC into each SC
Rd.3: 2DC around
switch to Color #2 yarn to make a trim*
Rd.4: SC around
Cut the yarn and fasten it off! Great work!