Ok, I think I need a
pinterest intervention. It's great for a visual stimulation junkie like me. But, I have found MANY great ideas from it that will save me lots of dough in the long run. Somewhere I saw the idea of making a scarf from a sweater sleeve. I had bought this ugly orange fuzzy sweater at the Thrift Store to cover a pillow for Fall. I don't look good in orange but I do love it so I thought I'd make a scarf out of it.
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I cut the sleeves off.
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Then I coated the raw edges at the shoulder with No-Fray glue. And then sewed the larger ends together, keeping the raw edges inside and unseen.
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Next I took the smaller ends and held them together.....
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and then twisted one end. This will make one continuous but full-bodied scarf.
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Then I sewed the small ends together. |
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All done. |
And there you have it! It's perfect for Autumn. Can't until the weather is cool enough to need it.
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