Nadi Creations
@nadi_creations_19
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  • Handmade in Melbourne
  • Custom orders always welcome
  • Choose your fabric, size and finish
  • Made one at a time, by hand

Made by hand in Melbourne

How Nadi Creations started

You might know me — I'm Nethmi.

I grew up watching my aunties and grandmas sew. They made customised dresses for me, with love.

I started sewing around 15. I wanted a scrunchie so badly. I remember hot-gluing fabric together — I still have it — because I didn't have a sewing machine.

My very observant parents bought me a sewing machine. Since then, I couldn't stop using it.

That's how Nadi Creations was born. My scrunchie business.

Nethmi sewing a scrunchie on her Brother machine

Finished batches, packing, the table

Bags, thank-you cards, and the scrunchies that go in them.

  • Navy, magenta and ivory satin scrunchies held together in one hand
  • Five handmade floral scrunchies laid out on white satin
  • A pack of three scrunchies in a clear bag with a Nadi Creations card
  • Magenta, ivory and navy scrunchies in branded bags, ready to send
  • Pink Nadi Creations gift bags with the bow logo
  • A kraft bag packed with packaged scrunchies, ready to go out
  • A batch of packaged Nadi Creations scrunchies laid out together
Packing table with branded bags, thank-you cards, and satin scrunchies tied with ribbon

The one that started it

My first one. No sewing machine, a lot of hot glue. I still have it.

I grew up receiving handmade, customised things from my aunties and grandmas. Now I make them for other people.

How a custom order works

  1. Tell me what you want

    Colours, fabric, size, how many. A photo or a vibe is plenty — you don't need to know the exact shade.

  2. I confirm the details and the price

    I'll come back to you with the total, including postage, before anything is made.

  3. I make it, then you pay

    Once you're happy with the quote I'll send a secure payment link, or you can pay by bank transfer.

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See what I'm making

New fabrics, finished batches and the occasional mess — it all goes up on Instagram first.

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