Introducing the Clara Bandana! A fun hair accessory with a scalloped or straight hem, perfect to make out of your fabric offcuts.
The design for this bandana came out of my own want to make a bandana for myself out of leftover fabrics. The Clara Bandana has a triangular shape with a curved hem that minimizes the “flare” at the sides of the head. It features two front views, scalloped or straight, both with a facing, pointed ties and edgestitching all around. It uses a mere 50cm square to make it, and can be made out of a range of lightweight fabrics.
The Clara Bandana is offered in sizes S-L and comes in 2 views- Scalloped hem or Straight hem.
Only a straight stitch machine is needed to make this style:)
The recommended sewing level for this pattern is confident beginner
It’s with much love and care that I share the Clara Bandana with you as a sewing pattern! I hope you enjoy sewing it as much as I do!
The Clara Bandana pattern comes in sizes S-L in 2 styles- scalloped or straight hem
The Clara Bandana was intended to make use of fabric offcuts in your stash. Only a 50cm (20”) square of fabric is needed to make the bandana. It’s a fairly quick and easy sew, perfect to cut from a range of fabrics, even to match with your next make!
The Clara Bandana works best with lightweight fabrics, even better if they have a softer drape and aren’t too stiff. Some fabric types I recommend are: cotton voile, cotton shirting, cotton lawn, silk/cotton blend, silk, and light linens.
Only a 50cm (20”) square of fabric is needed to make the bandana, perfect for using up your fabric scraps!
The pattern includes printable files for both A4/letter and A0 printing along with detailed instructions.
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