Scarf made from a t-shirt!

Here is an easy and fun project.  After having viewed a tutorial to make one, I just had to try it out for myself.  I made mine in purple, because I love purple (bet you couldn't tell that huh?! ;)  This is easy, takes very little time to make and is a no sew project, but I did use a few stitches instead of the fabric glue used in the instruction video.  I felt that my scarf had a nicer look with finishing mine in this way.

Supplies needed:
  • t-shirt size XXL or XXXL  (I used an XXL one, bigger = fuller look)
  • 9inch paper plate
  • scissors
  • fabric glue or sewing supplies
*** The link below has all the info you need to create one or two, or more for yourself.  Also a few other style ideas too!









*** Link for video  DIY Scarf video

In addition:  I made another scarf and have the steps I used to finish it with the sewing method and the finishing details.

  1. This photo shows the two sides of all the pieces, after being sewn.   I stacked the pieces for both sides, trimmed them off and then stacked them together.  I stitched them together (notice the small white spot). 
  2. Also I cut an extra piece from the t-shirt leftovers to be used to tie around the area stitched.






3. Wrapped the extra piece around the scarf.





4. Wrapped around it again.




5. Tied a knot in the back.






6. The front view now looks like this.





This is my finished scarf!


I am very pleased with the finished results of both scarves,
and I will probably be making more I'm sure!






Labels: Crafty 

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Tammy is the design enthusiast behind the blog, Tips, Treats & Treasures, where her creativity is explored with a mixture of her artistic abilities and style through her home decorating, thrifty finds, DIY and creative craft projects, along with her family favorite recipes. She shares through her blog her ideas and helpful tips on everything she has learned over the years and much of which she is passionate about in the hope of inspiring others, with her own unique style storytelling.