Jewelry Design with Scotchbonnet!: Working with Fabric by Tracey-Renee Hubbard

All levels | 26 min 37 sec

Jewelry Design with Scotchbonnet!: Working with Fabric
Overview01:00
Materials00:58
Scrunchie07:34
Turban headband08:51
Braided necklace08:14

Taught by Tracey-Renee Hubbard

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Your bin of fabric scraps can be a treasure trove of style, as demonstrated in this fun class by accessory designer Tracey-Renee Hubbard of Scotchbonnet!. Learn how to turn a simple rectangles of fabric into a fun scrunchie, a turban headband, and a tie-on necklace. These projects are fabulous for beginners and only require a few straight seams and a bit of elastic. While Tracey-Renee's personal aesthetic is bright, bold, and filled with pops of color, you can use any fabric you like to reflect your own taste and personalize your pieces. To see the making of the moodboard that Tracey-Renee uses to guide the cohesion of her jewelry designs, check out her class on Working With a Bead Loom.

Here’s what you’ll need:

Sewing machine
Fabric shears
Snips
Fabric turner or safety pin
Ruler
Iron and ironing surface
Rotary cutter and cutting surface or fabric shears
For the turban headband:
Woven, non-stretch fabric (20” x 8”) 4 pieces; (10” x 4”) 1 piece
Thread in coordinating color
5" long of 1 ½” elastic
For the scrunchie:
Woven, non-stretch fabric (26” x 5”) 1 piece
Thread in coordinating color
7" of 3/8” elastic
For the necklace:
Fabric 1 (24” x 2”) 2 pieces, (24” x 3”) 2 pieces
Fabric 2 ( 24” x 2”) 1 piece
Thread in coordinating color
Optional: masking or painter's tape

Downloads:

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Learn how to:

Sew three fabric accessories: a scrunchie, a turban headband, and a tie-on necklace
Make vibrant, wearable pieces with simple rectangles of fabric
Add elastic for stretch

What you'll get:

Step-by-step instructions from Tracey-Renee of Scotchbonnet! showing you how to make vibrant fabric accessories
5 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
Detailed supplies list and downloadable PDF pattern
The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students