The thing about scarves that I love is that they can instantly spice up an outfit. If you think that you should give up on them since the cold season is over, you’re so wrong. There is an abundance of incredibly beautiful, breezy and light scarves for spring and summer you can totally get for...
There is a fun way to refresh your old scarf and prepare it for the spring time! For making this project you will need just scarf, pom pom trim and liquid stitch. First of all add a line of liquid stitch along the edges of the scarf. You should make it on a page of newspaper,...
Today you can create a cozy and very original accessory for the cold days. For making this scarf you’ll need yarn, scarf, needle, thread, scissors and 10-inch-wide hard, flat object. Place the yarn along the edge of the flat object. If you are using a rectangular object, such as a book, position the yarn along...
If you have an old black and white (or grey and white) plaid scarf and think that it’s very boring, well then it’s time to add some bright colors to it! Let’s refresh your favorite accessory! For this project you will need just heritage plaid scarf, rit liquid dye and hot water. It’s an easy-to-make,...
It’s chilly outside, and wrapping myself with a cool shawl or scarf, if you want the same, you can crochet this awesome scarf. Use a 5.00mm hook and medium weight yarn for this scarf. This pattern is worked in rows. Ch 27, starting in the 3rd ch from the hook, *1 puff stitch, ch 1,...
If you like everything cartoon-ish and fun, you gonna love this pineapple scarf. So cute and lightweight, it’s an absolute beach-bag staple. I bet you wouldn’t want to take it off during this last month of summer! Here’s what you need to make it: foam paper, jar lid or wood block, pencil, scissors, glue, fabric...
The best way to jazz up your winter coat a little and upgrade your everyday look is to wear a cool scarf. How about this chunky crocheted one? It looks so cozy! What is more, I love infinity scarves because there’s no trouble in tying it – just wrap around the neck and you’re fabulous. It’s...
A woman can never have too many scarves. So today you should make one more! All you need is 1/2 yard of lace, 1/2 yard of a backing fabric and matching thread. First, cut your fabric into 18″x45″ rectangle and pin the longer sides together, right side out. Sew along the longer sides of each...
What a wonderful idea! A combination of these two materials will always be good looking, let’s make a scarf of them! You will need 1 soft leather trim piece – 3″x 9″, 5 dritz western heavy duty snaps, dritz heavy duty snap tool for attaching, Schmetz leather sewing machine needle, flannel fabric (1 1/4 yards),...
Scarves add that extra oomph of style to any fashion trend. For a new twist on an old classic, knit a super soft scarf out of yarn made from old t-shirts. You can use the t-yarn to knit, crochet or anything else you can make with regular yarn. Here’s what you need: a T shirt...
