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Have you entered the Crafty moms giveaway? Scroll down or click here.
Interested in showing off your homemade costume for all of us to see? Check out this post for more info. (Eeeee.....I can't wait!)
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Have you entered the Crafty moms giveaway? Scroll down or click here.
Interested in showing off your homemade costume for all of us to see? Check out this post for more info. (Eeeee.....I can't wait!)
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Want to make a new scarf with minimal sewing?
How?
All you need is a 1/3 of a yard of fabric and a sewing machine.
Cut your two strips, 6 x 60 inches.
Then lay your two strips right on top of eachother and sew right down the center. And then sew on either side of the center, about a half inch from that original seam.
Now, cut 1/2 inch - 1 inch strips (depending on your taste), up and down both sides.
And you're done.
How simple........yet a new fun pop of texture.
34 comments:
ADORABLE! ANd easy to make - I am going to have my daughters' make these. Thanks!
XOXO
Jen
Love it! This might go into the christmas present list!
This is such a cute idea & I think I could actually do it! Thanks!
Wow, that's super easy! Thanks so much for this, I'll be linking.
That is so cute! I love the texture. So creative!
Very cute and it looks so easy.
I am definitely going to try this one! Thanks for the great idea! and it is super cute!
I have made lots of these before using about 3 or 4 layers and only sewing one line. It makes them more puffy haha. Guys LOVE them too, especially when you make them in their favorite football colors. Keeps them warm at the game. I once made some with a pocket for your hands at the end and ironed on a football patch from michaels. Huge hit!
DARLING!!
Oh!!!!! I like those better than the ones my mother in law made foe my girls!!!!
Love it!! I just love the colors in the scarf, super fun!!
LOVE all your ideas!!! Gonna try this one later this weekend for the girls!
I just gave you a blog award.. Go here http://tinyurl.com/yjhn6mw and check it out!
:)
carol
I LOVE THIS IDEA!!! How cute, and sooo easy for a quick last-minute gift!
Adorable! I've been trying to come up with a scarf idea for my kiddos and this will be perfect! Thanks so much!
Jennifer
www.bowdaciousbaby.etsy.com
How to describe? Cute, trendy, clever, cozy... great idea!
Love it! I see a lot of these in my future! Thanks for sharing!
You simply are a creative genius. There is no other blog where I want to feature every post, but yours! I wish I was as talented as you. I did feature this post at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com because it is perfect for winter and Christmas presents. Thanks for sharing your creative genius with the world.
I love this! Especially because I just finished making my son the Peter Pan costume (which came out great) and I have about a yard of left over green fleece. This scarf will make a great Christmas present =)
Love this! Thanks so much for sharing! I made one tonight and will be going to Joann's tomorrow while their fleece is on sale to get fleece to make more. Great gift idea!
This is such a simple and cute gift idea. Since I live in FL. I won't be using it too much but I will be making my granddaughter & DIL in NY one for Christmas and probably my niece in Atlanta too.
Thanks for the easy tutorial - great pics.
Tracy :)
Love it! and it's something I can definitely sew! I'm going to make one for myself and for both my girls! Thank you so much Ashley! I love your blog! I search for others like yours and never find anything even close! Your awesome!!
Christtmas just happened. Thank you so much!!!
Eek! I have wanted to make a scarf myself for so long and have some material I may test with, thank you much for the tutorial!
I am so excited...just finished making one of what I predict is my latest addiction!! Thanks so much for this easy to follow tutorial.
Very cute! And easy to make! Nice blog you have, found it through Odandulky. I will definitely come back!
Such a great idea!! I think I will make one for each of my nieces and one for my sister!
I can see me making several of these. How easy, how cute, how fashionable...wow! Thanks, thanks, thanks. My Mom loves scarves and since we're doing Christmas only for the kids, this will be a nice little something Santa will leave in her stocking for Christmas morning!
So cute,, I dont even where scarfs but I just might have to now. Thanks for sharing how to do this.
Just thought I'd let you know I made two of these yesterday! One for my 3 year old and one for my 2 month old! I know she won't really need it but it was a cute idea! The scarfs look great but just don't look too close! haha my sewing lines aren't exactly evenly spaced out all the way! I guess I can't sew a straight line like I thought I could! :S
I really like this scarf as a great gift idea...I am linking on myskinnypurse.blogspot.com
Thanks!
Tif
myskinnypurse@gmail.com
myskinnypurse.blogspot.com has changed to mypetitepurse.blogspot.com
thanks!
I just finished making this scarf. I think it turned out so cute. Question, are you sure you cut 1/2 inch strips because I kept looking at the picture and 1/2 inch seemed too skinny. I decided to do 1 inch strips and I really love the way it turned out. Thanks for another simply project to work on.
I just finished one for me, and am on my second. I picked out stripe fleece to match our Christmas card so that our photo coordinates. My girls and I and the dog will all wear a version. Hubby can go "nude". Also, I made mine single ply and extra long so I can have more options for wearing it. Thanks!
My blog will have pics in the next few days.
I finally did it and blogged about it here!
http://craftdiscovery.blogspot.com/2009/12/scarves-x-5.html
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