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Somehow, I just can't have too many scarves...
A little revamping of a summery cotton scarf makes it a perfect autumnal accessory!
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Elentine favorited Fringey Fall Scarf
08 Feb 05:05
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carlyanne favorited Fringey Fall Scarf
02 Mar 09:20
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Len favorited Fringey Fall Scarf
08 Jul 03:55
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Step 1Here's what I started out with, a light cotton, square scarf with a metallic stripe.
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Step 2Deciding on a banded dye pattern, I laid out a grid of large and small concentric circles. Using rubber bands I got the whole scarf all set for dyeing.
Then I dyed it with 1/2 bottle RIT Black dye mixed in 1 gallon of very hot 140º water for about 15 minutes. If the tap water's not hot enough just heat some in the microwave or tea kettle.
After removing from dye, rinse in cool water til it runs clear, wash with mild detergent and hang dry.
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Step 3Well, here's where I find out that cheap rubber bands are cheap for a reason. About half the bands popped during the dye process. This kinda messed up the pattern I had so meticulously set up. OY!!
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Step 4Not one to take a craft-fail lying down, I whipped out my trusty bleach pen and add some extra details in the black spaces.
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