When I picked up the beautiful fabric by Amy Butler(Cameo Forget Me Not/Midnight)at
Harmony, I knew I wanted to make a scarf. So I did. The fabric is 100% cotton; very soft, it is just like Tana Lawn from liberty.
After I share my tutorial, you will be amazed at how easy it is, you might wanna make a few.:)
{You will need}
1 yard of Fabric
Matching Thread
4 yard of Pom-poms
{How to}
1. I bought 1 yard of fabric, but I wanted to make my scarf square. So I cut off the side and made a 36"x 36" square.
2. Fold the edges. To avoid the corners from becoming bulky, snip the corners of the square...
Then fold the edges twice; 1/4" each time to make mitre corners.
3. Lay pom-pom trim on the folded seam and pin it in place. Use zig-zag stitches and sew all the way around the square.
Finished!
I feel like when you are woking with such beautiful fabric, you don't need to do much.
I sure enjoyed the new scarf. The color of turquois will be a great accent for much of my wordrobe.
wonderful pattern!
ReplyDeleteWow, another great project! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletelove this Sachiko!!! So cute, thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi there! I was curious if you pre-washed this fabric before you created the scarf? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute!! How did you tie it??? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThat color is amazing!
ReplyDeleteHi everyone, thank you for your comments!
ReplyDeleteLindsey-
No, I didn't prewash the fabric. I didn't really think about it. I hope the shrinkage isn't too much. Oops.
Nancy B-
I folded the scarf in to a triangle, then put it my back (the center of the triangle is on my back) and I wrapped the ends around my neck and tied it in back once.
wow, I enjoy learning to make this scarf and it is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us the tutorials. Best wishes, Sandra
ReplyDeleteSo cute. Love the Colorado.
ReplyDeleteLove it, love the blue color!
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It's really a great scarf! Where did you get the pretty pom poms? I keep finding them at Joanns and they are not very pretty--colors or they look a bit cheap. Plus that color is beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteI found the pom-poms at Joanns. I know! You never know what they have, and I feel like they've started carrying more cute trims.
Thank you for all your tutoriel . I put some of them on my Pinterest ... Bravo .
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