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Home / Latest Posts / Life / Church / Activity Day / Turban Headband Tutorial {Activity Day}

Turban Headband Tutorial {Activity Day}

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By: Leigh Anne WilkesPosted: 10/23/18Updated: 6/10/25

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Make your own cute turban headbands in a matter of minutes with this step by step tutorial.

TUrban Headbands

Last week I was able to hang out with my Activity Day girls again. They haven’t gotten someone to take my place yet but I know it’s coming.  This week we did a fun little sewing activity.  I spent many years teaching children’s sewing classes so I love being able to do a sewing project with these girls now and then.   I also wanted to make myself some of those cute knit turban headbands I’ve seen people wearing so I thought I’d teach the girls how to do it too.

When my girls were younger, around the holidays, I was always on the look out for a quick, inexpensive, easy to make gift that my girls could give to their girlfriends and these turban headbands would be perfect for that.

I borrowed one from a friend and took it apart so I could see how it was put together!  So easy and so cute!

TUrban Headbands

All you need is some 1/4 yard stretchy knit fabric, thread, a cutting mat, rotary cutter, straight edge ruler and a sewing machine.    You will be able to get two headbands out of 1/4 yard of (60″ fabric)

How To Make a Turban Headband

Step One:  Cut your fabric into an 8 x 20-22″ strip for an adult head.  For the girls I cut them 8 x 18″.  You want it to comfortably fit around the head, not too tight, not too lose.

Step Two:  Fold strip in half, right sides together and stitch up the side using a 1/4 inch seam.  Turn the tube right side out with the seam down the middle.

Turban Headbands Step 1
TUrban Headbands

Step Three:  Fold strip in half with the seam  down the left hand side.

Turban Headbands

Step Four:  Bring the bottom end up to the top end.  Open up the ends and place one half of the right side inside one half of the left side.  Then fold the left side over the right side and the right side over the left side so that the ends end up sandwiches in between each other.

Turban Headband Step 3

Step Five:  Stitch across the ends with a 1/4 inch seam

Turban Headbands

Step Six:  Fold the right side in about 1/3 of the way and then stitch down again.

Turban Headbands

And you’ve got a turban headband!

Turban Headbands

The girls loved making them and had lots of fun with it.  With each activity I try to tie in a spiritual message.  After we had made our headbands we had a discussion about the following scripture and what it means to wear a crown of righteousness.

Scripture-01 (1)

We talked about how we can wear a crown of righteousness each day by making good choices, offering service, saying prayers, reading scriptures, etc.  The girls came up with lots of great ways they can wear a crown of righteousness.  I told them that each time they wear their headband to remember this scripture and to ask themselves how they can wear a crown of righteousness that day.

Click here to download scripture

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  1. Jan from Bear Mountain says

    Posted on 1/21 at 8:22 am

    what hides the last step of sewing? I see photo of finished headband but I don’t see where, when you seam- ends together, where does that end go?…in the inside of back of turban, with together sewn ends exposed??..Thanks, Jan

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    • Leigh Anne says

      Posted on 1/22 at 7:55 pm

      The seam is on the underside of that middle section so it is on the inside of where the two ends are sewn together.

      Reply
  2. nallely says

    Posted on 12/9 at 3:34 pm

    how do you sew the middle part?

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    • Leigh Anne says

      Posted on 12/9 at 3:36 pm

      Step Five is what becomes the middle part.

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      • nallely says

        Posted on 12/9 at 3:49 pm

        but if i am stitching by hand?

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  3. Teri says

    Posted on 11/19 at 1:53 pm

    Cant find the link to print the pattern for the turban headband

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    • Leigh Anne says

      Posted on 11/19 at 3:19 pm

      Teri, There isn’t a pattern to download but the directions and measurements are given in the post.

      Reply
  4. Teresa says

    Posted on 10/24 at 9:25 am

    What a awesome idea….I will pinning this for future use. Thanks for sharing your talents!
    Happy Day

    Reply
  5. Mitzie says

    Posted on 10/23 at 4:12 pm

    How wonderful an idea. I can’t wait to make some headbands for Christmas! Also thank you for the time you take to instill the craft of sewing to young girls. What a blessing it was to read your blog. The scripture touched my heart.

    Reply
    • Leigh Anne says

      Posted on 10/23 at 6:54 pm

      Thank you Mitzie. I am worried that sewing is becoming a dying art!

      Reply
      • Katherine says

        Posted on 12/10 at 5:13 pm

        That Would Be So Sad I Sew At Least Once A Day

        Reply
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