I love scarfs.
{Have you seen this amazing video?}
Just within the last year I really started to feel comfortable wearing them, and I've collected quite the assortment of them since.
I was given 4 for Christmas this year alone.
{Me thinks people know I like to wear scarfs!}
I think I have about eight, plus a few t-shirt DIY scarf/necklaces I've already made this season.
So needless to say, yesterday morning when I was looking for a fun embellishment for my black sweater, the last thing I needed to do was make a new scarf.
But alas, I'd just been given this material and it was calling my name.
The mornings are already chaotic though, so I really didn't have time to hem around the whole edge of a scarf as was described by the friend who gave me the material.
So, I decided to cheat, and make a quick infinity scarf. Here is what I did.
First I cut my material to a width I liked.
Then trimmed it into one for me and one for a friends little girl (any takers?)
Then folded it in half
And sewed the raw edges together
(It would have been better to pin the material, but I was in a hurry)
I then flipped it so the seam was inside
(to flip it I scrunched it on my hand like this, held one end and pulled the other over it)
And sewed the ends together
Trimmed the ends to the stitch line
Tad-da!
Finitto.
It hardly took any time at all and would have taken less if I hadn't been taking pictures.
I think I just found my next project for the rest of my material
Source: bridgetbaxter.blogspot.com via Teresa on Pinterest
Ooooo La La!
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