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making of your own chenille fabric and making a heatingscarf cover of it=D
Here is the promised cover for the scarf heating pillow.
Again because i will move , i must clean my materials.LOL
I had seen this chenille making years ago on some clothing parts.
I really like it.
When i was searching last year on the internet to clover materials shops. I saw a special tool for making this chenille fabric. when i call the salesman (it was a woman.LOL she told the directions to make it.
And thought why not buying. I have discovered that you really don't have to!
But i can be handy, i didn't like it at all.
but its fun to make you're own chenille.
My mother in law had a bedspread of it, My own mother disliked it, because she called it as kitschy. So pitty.
So because its kitshy and i'm still ond of it, i like to share you this.
Its really easy to make, and of course you can make it for other uses as well, like bags or, bedspreads or ,other covers or....clothes!
O, a last point the time is whichtout the washing and drying after the cutting of your fabric.
feel free to ask me i've you want;-D

Posted by Jet H. from Haarlem, North Holland, The Netherlands • Published See Jet H.'s 107 projects »
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  • Step 1

    I had maked a chinelle heatingscarf cover,so the measures i had to cut of the fabric is depending what you like to make of the chenille fabric.
    Don't uses very thick fabric, or only on the underlayer!

    but this are mine measures.
    i have taken 145cm (58 inches) x 30 cm (12 inches)
    cut four layers form this sizes and pin them on each other.

    Attention:
    Washes always your fabric before you will uses them, it can be crimping when it wasn't washed before!
    And ironing them before its helping you too a lot. I'm not such a fan of ironing=D but its better to do so.LOL

  • Step 2

    draw with the tailors chalk diagonal lines at 4 cm /1,50 inches distance on the four layers of fabric.
    I like the smaller lines, like the small covers i had made. the lines are more next to each other , about 2 cm/0,50 inches.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 3
    Step 3

    sew the lines on the fabric.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 4
    Step 4

    this isn't a recommandation, but this a one of the tools you can buy or use for making chenille fabric.
    I had bought this one, because you could make more curved lines then the only the straight diagonals.

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    Step 5

    Set the tool beneat the three layers fabric, carefully not too the fourth layer.LOL

    When you use a scissor you must take more attention for not cutting the last layer too.
    Its not so wrong, only you must sew again a layer on the last one in diagonal way.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 6
    Step 6

    On this pict you see better the cutting with this cutting tool.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 7
    Step 7

    I prefer the scissor i have found out, its much easyer .I have set this pict to the side to let you know which scissor you can use, a small one i much handyer to cut the fabric.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 8
    Step 8

    some time off, ...
    After all the sewing and a lot of cutting we must rest said Wolfje, she is tyred of all her inspection she had done.LOL

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 9
    Step 9

    Endly all the cuttings are maked.

    Okay now you must trow it in the washing machine, with all your other washing items.
    And let it dry.

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    Step 10

    This is the small version after washing and drying.

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    Step 11

    to get it more fluffy you can brushes the fabric top layers with a wire-brush to fry edges.
    like te pict.
    but you can uses a camb for dogs too, i think!

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 12
    Step 12

    Afrer some more brushing it would like more velvety.
    If becessary repeat this method .

    attention:
    there will come of a lot of dust,so i've you're like me allergic its not a smart idea to do this without a mask for protection.!

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 13
    Step 13

    A very smart thing to do,before you will use your chenille fabric to stiches it beside the edges and zigzaging. It makes it more easy to make something of the fabric, i had so pitty discoverd that to late.LOL
    and cut of the sides of the fabric.

    You have make now your fabric, but i've you like i will tell you how i made me scarfheating cover.

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    Step 14

    i would like as closuring a lip with a buttonhole , but of course you can chose for more easy enclosurings solution.
    I 'm not to fond of velcro, its make to much damages on your clothes. so thats way i chose for a button and a button hole.;-D

    Okay cut of the fabric three time a shapes like this, two layers laying with there right side on each other, the last is with his right on the wrong side on the other, Sew this fabric and cut a small edge from the round top and turn the fabric over.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 15
    Step 15

    sew the shape on the edge.
    make with the sewing machine a button hole, or i've you like on hand,.
    then make with a ripper the button gate.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 16
    Step 16

    lay on the front side the lip with the buttonhole in it. like the pict. Be sure the top is to the downside of the scarf!
    On the half part you must sew a button on the scarf. look to the pict. I've its not to see, klick for a better view to the pict.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 17
    Step 17

    cut of some fabric a shape of 30 cm/12 inches by 20 cm/8 inches.
    Lay a seam in one side of the side of 30cm. and sew this on the sewing machine.

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    Step 18

    Okay some more confusion, i was making two covers at the same time, so thats way you see some changes in the fabric, don't pay attention on that ,please!

    Lay the flap with the seam downstairs on the right side of right side of the scarf and the tongue.
    pin it , and sew it to each other.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 19
    Step 19

    like this pict.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 20
    Step 20

    Turn the flap to the wrong side, the flip is now in the right position and sew a line thought the edge.

    Make a small seam in the other side of the scarf. Like you can see in the pict.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 21
    Step 21

    Fold the scarf with the two ends on each other , the right side on the right side and sew it, with the sewing machine.

  • How to make a heat pack / cold pack. How To Make Chenille Fabric (Heatingscarf Chenille Cover) - Step 22
    Step 22

    Turn the inside out and your finished your project!!!!! Yeahhhh.

    Mine is approved by Wolfje.LOL
    Put your heatingscarf pillow in it and its ready for using.
    I wishes you much fun with the making of and much profite of it.;-D

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xNatje
xNatje · Lede, Flanders, BE · 32 projects
I like the idea for the fabric! something I've never seen before!
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Jet H.
Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects
hi , a heating scarf. is a sort of heating pillow filled with rice of corn which you can put in the microwave to heaten it up and then you can wrap it over your cold feeds or neck or belly when you have a stomac pain , its like a hot water bottle, for in bed when its cold. and the most heating pillows are not long , and i like it when i can cover my feets on cold day in it, or when i having pain in my neck to wrap it around my neck.
Mostly people add some smelly hearbs in them too. It give you comfort. and of course you can lay it too in your bed in winter times. In my country it is very cold in the winter.
Hope you understand this. so not i will give it a try again. have a great fun week.;-D

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kookiegurl97
kookiegurl97 · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US · 5 projects
What is a heating scarf anyway?
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Alyssa :)
Alyssa :) · 24 projects
That's really cute! Happy
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