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Fall is upon us and the chills are breezing through our studio! So for a little lunch break pick me up, our very own Fabricworm Staffer Bre, came up with this super quick and easy Tube Scarf! It literally takes 10-15 minutes to cut out and sew together. And it only takes a yard of fabric! These are the kind of projects we love. Cute, simple, fast, and ready to wear now!
Anna Maria Horner Little Folks Village Path Sea Voile and Anna Maria Horner Forest Hills Moonlight Flannel from www.fabricworm.com were used for this scarf.
Tutorial created by Breana (treelessbark on burdastyle) for Fabricworm.com
Material Notes
You need a ½ yard of each print. A flannel and voile by Anna Maria Horner were used for this scarf.
Difficulty
Novice
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Aug 16, 2011, 12.13 PMby tessi
…perhaps I was thinking of a Mobius scarf…..?
Aug 16, 2011, 12.11 PMby tessi
Great idea! However, I think that before you tuck one short end into the other short end (with the raw edges folded under), you want to make one twist in the scarf………….I think that’s correct!