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Fibonacci Glamour Scarves
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Description
Scrap fabric scarves with a splash of geek :)
The size of the stripes are based on the fibonacci sequence
See the credits section to find the free pattern (don’t bother downloading the pdf, it’s a bug in the Burdastyle interface)
Material Notes
The backs are made of soft fleece and the fronts are any softly draping scrap fabric.
Categories
- For
- Women
- Garment Type
- Accessories
- Style
- Casual
- Material
- Cotton, Blends, Knits/Jersey, Lace/Sequins, Other, Polyester, Rayon
Credits
- Sarah Bradberry (me)
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Oct 17, 2009, 07.32 PMby katensew
When I saw this I immediately thought that a similar scarf or wrap could be made using the old type head squares. I have a bagful in the attic and they sell for pennies at the charity shops ! I have used head squares to make interesting cushions too.