Another Tshirt Scarf
Here's another tshirt scarf idea! It's almost as easy as the first one, but there is a little more sewing involved.
This one did not turn out exactly as planned, because of the loosely woven fabric, but with a nice, tight jersey it would be so pretty! I thought I would throw the idea out there, anyway!
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2) Sew a strait (ish) line down both sides of each strip. As you sew, stretch the fabric in front of the presser foot so that it ruffles a little bit.
3) Lay all of your strips out, and pin the ends together to make 2 long scarves.
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If you click this picture, you can see the detail a little better. My picture-taking skills need a little work!
Cute and simple! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeletegreat idea!
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