No sew headband

This one is super easy, and very cute. Sirenita wears these and gets compliments on them often. Best of all, they're made of stretchy knit material, and can be adjusted to her head size as she grows! Ready to start?

 Find yourself a strip of knit fabric. This is made from a leftover cami that got turned into a skirt for Sirenita; I just cut the seam off. Make sure that your piece of fabric is big enough to go around the intended wearer's head twice with a little extra leftover.

Pull on the strip of fabric and stretch it could. It will roll up, and hide most of the raw edges. Knit doesn't ravel, so raw edges are no big deal here. 

Once you have stretched the fabric well, cut it right in the middle, so that you have two stretched strips of equal length. 

Lay one strip down in the shape of a "U." Lay the other one over the middle, so it looks like a fork or trident. 

Take the center piece of your "fork, and pull it back, passing it underneath other strip. Now it should be "linked" like a chain. 

Take the two ends of your first "U" and twist them around each other. 

Now do the same on the other side. You can twist alot, or a little, whichever you like, just make sure both sides match. 

Now take the twisted ends of one side, and lay them over the opposite side. 

Tie a knot, and you're ready to go! This can be untied, and adjusted if need be. You can also stretch it out to make it fit better if you need it.