Easy Scrunchie Lanyard Tutorial | Beginner Sewing Project You Can Sell

Want a fast, beginner-friendly project that’s cute, practical, and actually sells? In today’s tutorial, I’m showing you step-by-step how to sew a scrunchie lanyard — the perfect combination of functional and stylish. This project is: ✔️ Great for beginners ✔️ Quick to sew (under 30 minutes!) ✔️ Perfect for gifts ✔️ Ideal for craft fairs & sew-to-sell ✔️ A smart scrap-busting project Scrunchie lanyards are trending because they’re soft around the wrist, cute enough to match outfits, and practical for holding keys, badges, or ID cards. Once you make one… you’ll want to make ten. If you’re looking for a high-profit, low-cost item to add to your handmade shop, this is a must-make. They’re especially popular for teachers, students, nurses, co-workers in offices with ID badges and more. 💬 Let me know in the comments — are you sewing these for yourself, as gifts, or to sell? 👍 If you enjoy quick, beginner-friendly sewing projects that you can actually use (or profit from), don’t forget to like and subscribe for more tutorials every week! 🎥 Watch Next: Basic Lanyard - https://youtu.be/sWoocbKNbxU Lanyard with break-away clasp - https://youtu.be/id48e0Le-s8 🛒 Visit my Amazon Store Front Lanyard Supply list (Disclaimer: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases) - https://www.amazon.com/shop/artisttarareed/list/2GBNBDA5CIK3M 👩🏻‍💻 Website: https://TaraReed.com 🧵 ETSY for sewing: https://sewwithtarareed.etsy.com #sewingforbeginners #easysewingprojects DISCLAIMER: It is your responsibility to make sure that you familiarize yourself with the consumer product safety guidelines for your country before starting any project. Use products and materials mentioned at your own risk. Tara Reed Designs shall not be liable for any direct, incidental, consequential, indirect or punitive damages arising out of access to or use of any content available on this channel. © Tara Reed Designs Inc 🎯 SHORTCUTS TO SPECIFIC TOPICS: 00:00 Introduction 00:51 Supplies 02:19 Fabric requirements 03:41 Prepare fabrics 05:16 How to use a Leader fabric 06:02 Sew fabric tube 08:07 How to use a tube turner 11:32 Thread elastic through the fabric tube 13:25 What to do if the elastic goes in too far 14:04 Sew 1st end of elastic in tube 14:46 How to put fabric ends together 15:56 Add key fob hardware 17:33 Add lobster clasp 17:48 Sew and Sell tips