For those who grow indigo: I've handmade silk scrunchies for dyeing with fresh indigo leaves. When dyeing with fresh leaves, silk takes on a beautiful light blue color, but it's easy to accidentally try dyeing cotton you have on hand, which often doesn't work well. I wanted you to enjoy the beautiful color of the indigo you've grown, so I made these from silk scraps specifically for dyeing. I hope you'll use the dyed silk scrunchies during your relaxing time at home. **Who this is for:** * Those who grow a little indigo * Those who are dyeing with fresh indigo leaves for the first time * Those with long hair * Those who like natural fibers * Those who want to use silk daily **Features of this scrunchie:** * Even the sewing thread is silk. It's sewn with light blue silk sewing thread I received. * Silk thread is weaker than synthetic thread, so I've sewn it double for extra durability. * The fabric is sheer and refreshing, perfect for summer. * The textured pattern looks cute even when dyed a solid color. * The circumference is about the size of a wrist. * If left undyed, the light blue sewing thread is visible when you look closely.