I started with this "burberry-esque" plaid that I found at Joanns. on sale for 4 bucks a yard! Yep I totally bought the rest of the bolt. It is so soft and cozy, I love it. So cut 2 strips the length and width that you want. I made mine 33 inches wide and 8 inches tall.
Then at each end of the strip I folded the corners in so the ends came to a point. Then I cut those flaps off so I had to pointed edges.
Then with the two strips lined up right sides together (which in this case didn't really matter) Sew all around the edge leaving a few inches un sewn so you can turn it right side out.
Then turn it right side out. See the opening? Great you will want to turn the raw edge inward and press the whole thing nice and flat.
Then top stitch around the edges which will close the opening. Lastly for decoration really I added three buttons in a row, because buttons just make everything better.
That's it you are done. 5 min right? One last thing if you wanted to you could add a little snap on the back side, so you could secure the flap, then it would stay in place, I like the freedom, and flow myself.
Feels good to make something for yourself every once in a while :) Except having to model it after... That's really what my shwin counter part is much better at...






























VERY cool, I love it! Thanks for the inspiration :)
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I think the scarf and the model are great!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Today is first day I here and I very like everithing from you! Cool scarf !
ReplyDeleteI love this! It is so cute. I have some old polyester plaid that would look lovely!
ReplyDeleteI so love this! I'm going to see if I can find the fabric at my local Joann's. I can't tell though, is it flannel or a knit? Surfing in from Craft Gossip... :)
ReplyDeletethat is such a quick,easy, awesome scarflet! I must make some of these. Love the buttons!
ReplyDeleteLove it! So cute and looks easy enough that even I could make it :)
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