Make and Share Craft Tutorials
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over 3 years ago
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Styling Tips:
1. For a fuller, even more cozy look and feel, double or even triple the amount of Knit Trim.
2. Use more colors! Instead of 2 yards of 2 colors, try using 2 yards of 3 or 4 colors. 3. You'll get a full, cozy and colorful infinity scarf!
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Instructions
You Will Need
- 2 yard 6" Knit Fishnet (We used Hot Pink)
- 2 yard 6" Knit Fishnet (We used Black)
- 1 yard Stretch Ribbon
- Project Cost
- Cheap
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Gather Materials.
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Line up both pieces of knit fishnet so that the ends on one side align.
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Prepare stretch ribbon by squeezing the end into a point. The holes in the knit trim are large enough that you are able to weave the ribbon in by hand.
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Choose a side to begin with, and start weaving stretch ribbon through the holes of the soon-to-be scarf.
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Continue to weave until you hit the other side. Make sure that you leave about 2 inches of stretch trim to spare on the beginning side.
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Tie a knot at the finishing end by looping stretch ribbon and pulling through.
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Pull on both sides of the stretch ribbon so that the knitted trim scrunches together.
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Loop the shorter side of the stretch ribbon around the end of your scarf and either sew it down with about 5 stitches or use craft glue to make it stay (We recommend doing both).
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Cut the remaining piece of stretch ribbon so that there are no hanging pieces. Now cut excess knit fishnet as shown. This will keep your scarf from feeling clunky.
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Turn scarf inside out, wrap it around your neck, and enjoy the coziness!
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