This project falls into the "easy" category, even for beginners. If you can sew a relatively straight line and can use straight pins without putting your eye out, success is all but guaranteed.
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Cut the T-shirts into strips. I made mine 8" wide, but you can use any width you want. Also, I cut my strips horizontally to highlight the t-shirt's designs, but cutting vertically will work just as well.
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Select two strips to begin with...
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and pin them right side together on one of the short sides.
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Sew along the side you pinned.
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Keep repeating this process until you have two pieces that are the length that you want the scarf to be when it is finished.
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With right sides facing each other, pin the long sides of the two pieces together and sew, making sure to leave the ends open.
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Turn the scarf right side out and stitch the ends closed about two inches from the bottom. In this photo, my pieces are two different lengths. I cut the green piece to even them up after I sewed the end shut. No worries!
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Make fringe at the end simply by cutting slits with your scissors.
Congrats. You're done! Wear and enjoy!
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Pam W. Sun, 19 Feb 2012 04:27:15 +0000
I have made a couple of scarves, but mine leave a lot of lint like stuff on my clothes and where I'm making them. How do I stop that
KageG. Tue, 28 Jul 2009 10:22:14 +0000
Wow, what a great idea
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Kirkston Tue, 21 Apr 2009 23:03:08 +0000
oh how cool im sooooo going to try