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Just My Style DIY Scrunchie Maker

Name: Just My Style DIY Scrunchie Maker
Brand: Just My Style
Price: 16.78 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3 (937 reviews)

4.3 937 ratingsAges 6+

Bring back the 90s hair icon your way — a quick scrunchie-making tool, 12 fabric strips, and enough sequins to make every one shimmer.

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In the box: 1 scrunchie maker tool, 12 pre-cut fabric strips, 200 holographic sequins, 25 gemstones, elastic cording, 6 scrunchie locks, fabric glue, instructions
You'll make: 12 retro-chic scrunchies for your hair or wrist
Ages: 6+
Shelf: All About Cosmetics

Why we made it

Scrunchies are back, and we think yours should look like nobody else's. The Scrunchie Maker tool does the tricky part fast, so you can spend your time on the fun choices: which fabric, which colors, two-toned or solid. There are 12 pre-cut fabric strips inside, enough for a whole drawer of retro-chic hair accessories to match different outfits, moods and days of the week.

Then decorate like you are filling a sticker page. Glue on holographic sequins in two sizes, add a few of the 25 gemstones, or layer up shimmer until it catches every light in the room. Six scrunchie locks and elastic cording help everything come together. Wear the finished scrunchies in a tight ponytail, slide one onto your wrist like a bracelet, or hand a couple to your friends.

The good stuff

Easy-to-use Scrunchie Maker tool and 12 pre-cut fabric strips for 12 unique scrunchies
100 8mm and 100 6mm holographic sequins, plus 25 gemstones for glam details
3 yards of 6mm elastic cording, two 2mm elastic cordings and 6 scrunchie locks
Fabric glue included; wear finished scrunchies in your hair or on your wrist

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Watch it come together

A short clip from the box makers themselves — see what the pieces look like out of the bag, how big the finished project turns out and what the first steps feel like before you peel a single sticker.