You need: plastic headband to cover; 1/8 yard fabric (we got ours from reprodepot.com); tape measure; scissors; sewing machine (optional); transparent tape; needle and thread Cutting fabric: Using ...

Make one of these sewing gifts with knit fabric for something comfy and cozy! All of these gifts are quick and easy sewing ...

Trendy summer style doesn’t have to come from the store. Check out these easy ideas to whip together your own coordinating headbands for all of your favorite summer outfits. Hold the piece of sparkle ...

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Doug Browning's Cincinnati-based Sweaty Bands company is known for its no-slip activewear headbands, but as the world responds to the new coronavirus pandemic he's changing what his company does too.

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