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Often referred to as "Pony O's", these simply ponytail holders can be made of any fabric. They look particularly pretty when you use a sheer fabric.

Materials:
Pieces of cloth or ribbon lengths - any colors, patterns
Pony tail holder
Rickrack  or regular scissors

Instructions:
Take scissors and cut material into strips about 3/4"-1" x 5-6" for large bow, and about 1/2"-3/4" x 4" for small bow. The actual length should be determined by your personal preference. Tie the strips tightly onto the ponytail holder, alternating different designs and patterns if you like. 10-25 strips should give you a full look after the ponytail holder is twisted into your hair. 

You can substitute lengths of sheer or grosgrain ribbon for the fabric strips. Have fun. Alternate widths, colors and patterns. Tie beads onto the ends of the ribbons if you like.

Finish the edges of the fabric strips or ribbon lengths with Fray Check or a similar fray-proofing product. 

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