Clothing and DIY projects made with hijabs
Have you ever seen simple headscarves in a dollar store, thrift store, or your own collection of accessories and thought they were really just pieces of fabric? Now, we don’t mean as negative as it sounds. Square fabrics are as varied as they are full of potential, as fabrics can be made into almost anything if you have some creativity and at least a little sewing or gluing skills.This makes Handkerchiefs are a DIY goldmine!
Just in case you’re as interested as we are in the idea of using a hijab in your production, here it is 15 best ideas We found it while collecting ideas online.
1. Sew Bandana Bibs from T-Shirts
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Okay, we know we said this article was mostly about crafts Depend on Hijab, but this adorable baby hijab bib immediately caught our attention, it’s so cute we couldn’t pass up the chance to include it! Project Nursery will guide you through the process of making a scarf bib. As if that wasn’t good enough in itself, they also show you how to do it by upcycling a t-shirt and an old towel. We love upcycling!
2. DIY Bandana Halter Top
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The last time you folded your favorite headscarf to tie it in your hair, did you happen to hold it up and realize it’s wide enough to fit your torso? Well, we know that a regular hijab doesn’t necessarily make a top by itself (at least not one that will hold up well, anyway), but that doesn’t mean you can’t turn it into one! Ayyitsteddy shows you how to make a very cool, very casual looking hijab halterneck top that will look great with jeans or cut.
3. Simple Sewn Turban Pillow
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Maybe you love using your sewing skills to turn some old hoods into something new and cool, but you’re new to the world of sewing and feel like you could practice a little more in simple straight lines before you tackle the actual clothes ? In this case, we totally recommend seeing how Design Intervention Diary created a collection of beautiful throw pillows by sewing pairs of matching headscarves around the edges.
4. Cute hooded shirt
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Well, maybe you’re not ready make Make an entire shirt yourself from scratch, because even if you’re ok at basic sewing, you’re not good at piecing unique shapes together? Then maybe you’d rather simply add or embellish an already existing shirt! We love this casual, country-chic creation in A Beautiful Mess. Their tutorial shows you how to add a hood to the back of a plaid shirt for contrast.
5. Stylish hijab skirt
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Are you planning to make a hijab costume, but the shirt idea requires you to work with the curves of the chest and torso and still feels a little too intimidating at the moment? Then maybe you’d rather try making skirts!Of course, skirts do need to be Some Shape up, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t turn your hijab into an essentially stylish tube. Allurescent shows you how it’s done in a few surprisingly manageable steps!
6. Adorable bandana tube top
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Now that it’s finally getting warmer outside, are you intrigued by the idea of making a cute summer hijab top, but you’re not sure if you want it to be a backless style because you always find those ties bothering your neck? In this case, this is a cute alternative to Just J! Their tutorial shows you step by step how to make a cute, gathered bandeau with straps on the back.
7. DIY Fringe Bandana Bag
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Maybe, even though you enjoy working with fabric, you actually prefer to avoid sewing as much as possible?Well, even if we Do We also really appreciate seamless projects as they highlight the many different ways we can transform fabric into all sorts of things! That’s why we thought this knotted tassel purse made from interwoven headscarves of different colors was a cool idea. Get full details on making your own toys at Grandma’s Toys.
8. Pretty Bandana Bow Ponytail
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Maybe before we get into all this sewing and decorating, your idea of making a handkerchief out of a hijab is actually simpler and less expensive to maintain, so you’re just looking for a new way to put your favorite hijab in your hair? Then maybe this little tutorial from Love This Pic of tying the perfect hijab bow into a neat high ponytail will suit you better!
9. Bandana Glasses Case
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If you’re about to start your foray into the world of sewing, do you want to try to find a very small project to start with so you can practice creating seams without spending too much time? Well, we thought it was a good idea, but we also like to use our time to make something that we’ll actually use if it’s going to be a learning experience. That’s why we thought these little sunglasses cases from AC Moore were a great idea! They show you how to sew small drawstring bags that even beginners can have fun with.
10. Crafty Bandana Print Clutch
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do we have real Get your attention with the idea of a cute little bandana print bag, but you don’t have a sewing machine right now, you real Don’t want to hand sew these seams? Then we recommend finding a pre-made bag in your preferred size at home or at some cheap stores and following Neato Bonito’s tutorial to transform the exterior using a bandana and glue!
11. Simple Seamless Pet Bandana
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In the same way, we couldn’t resist putting the cute DIY baby hijab on our list, even if it wasn’t actually made from Bandanas, we couldn’t resist including this cute dog bandana too! A happy dog wearing a hood makes us smile. That’s why we’re so excited to stumble upon this puppy bandana sewing tutorial on Dalmatian DIY! We fully admit we also made a small version for our cat (it’s a true story).
12. DIY Paisley Bandana Shorts
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Even if you’re not the type who often incorporates an actual hijab into your personal style, it’s entirely possible to appreciate the classic paisley pattern on the front of the hijab.In fact, we actually like Paisley so much that we’re more likely to wear the clothes made from The hijab is more worn than we ourselves. That’s why we think these DIY bandana shorts sketched out step by step at StyldByChris are so cool!
13. Bandana Rag Party Garland
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Ever since we talked about the knotted wallet above, have you found yourself thinking about the idea of a knotted tassel turban knot, but you love the rag-tag effect it gives so much that you would almost rather use this technique as a Home Decoration?In this case, we really Thought you should see how busy Jennifer cuts their headscarves into strips and knots them with string to create a colorful, funky-chic party wreath, we can’t help but want to give it up!
14. Jeweled Bandana Headband
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Maybe your favorite thing to do with a hijab is to wear it in your hair, but are you always looking for new ways to wear your hijab, even if you still like to keep it simple? Then maybe adding a little glamour to the hijab itself is the best idea for you! That way, no matter how you simply tie it or wear your hair with it, you’ll have a little radiance in the mix. Check out how Love Maegan used broken jewelry and gemstone brooches to set rhinestones on their headscarves.
15. Seamless Bandana Pumpkin Craft
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Just because a hijab is something you’re likely to wear when they arrive doesn’t mean you have to turn them into something other This is wearable when you decide to upgrade them. In fact, you can make all sorts of other things out of a hijab, including little decorative trinkets that are almost indescribable. These cute little hooded pumpkins from Crafts Unleashed are the perfect example of what we mean!
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