This is “What I Wore on Wednesday.” I am hoping that once my sister moves to town that she will volunteer to be my photographer. If this happens, I will no longer have to resort to taking photos of myself in mirrors or precariously place my camera atop a stack of books.
Scarf: homemade // Sweater: Charlotte Russe // Jeans: Thrifted // Earrings: Christmas gift from my sister //Mirror: originally belonged to my great grandma
I set out to make a scarf using leftover fabric from a curtain project. (I will show you my curtains at a later date.) I just bought my Singer last August and I can count all of my sewing projects on one hand. I am not an expert. I made this up as I went along.
1. I folded the fabric in half and ironed the crease. I did not want the ugly backside to be visible on my scarf.
3. After turning the fabric right side out, I tucked the unhemmed end into the hemmed end.
4. Finally I sewed the two ends together. The end result is a giant fabric loop that I am able to wrap twice around my neck.
On a side note I did wash the infinity scarf with fabric softener to ensure that I do not look dressed in tapestries. Eventually I hope to learn how to read real sewing patterns, but for now my made up projects are enough of a challenge. If you are looking for a more detailed tutorial I did find more official sounding instructions over at Flee, Fly, Flown.
Monday ~ The DIY Showoff Project Parade ~ Made by You Mondays ~ Embellishing Life Everyday ~ Just Something I whipped up Monday ~ C.R.A.F.T. ~ The Southern Institute ~ Making the World Cuter ~ Thrify Décor Chick ~ Metamorphosis Monday ~ Sumo Sweet Stuff ~ Gunny Sack ~ Singing Three Little Birds ~DIY Homes Sweet Home ~ Dittle Dattle ~ 1929 Charmer ~ Everything Under the Moon ~ ModMix Monday ~ Sew Stylish ~ Its So Cheri ~ Bath Bomb Creations ~ thegingerbreadblog
Tuesday ~ Get Your Craft ~ Tip Junkie ~ Blackberry Vine ~ Crafty Confessions ~ Me & my Boys ~ A Bowl Full of Lemons ~ Home Stories A-Z ~ My Uncommon Slice of Suberbia ~ Carolyn’s Homework ~ Sugar Bee Crafts ~ House of Grace ~ Passionately Artisitc ~ My World Made by Hand ~ Uncommon Designs ~ Trendy Treehouse
Friday ~ The Shabby nest ~ Show and Tell Friday ~ Finding Fabulous ~ I’m Loving it ~ Simply Sweet Home ~ Whipper Berry ~ Chic on a Shoestring decorating ~ Spunky Junky ~ Delicate Construction ~ Homemaker in Heels ~ Family Ever After~ French Country Cottage ~ Common Ground ~ Young And Crafty ~ At the Picket Fence ~ Fingerprints on the Fridge ~ Miss Mustard Seed ~ Addicted to Decorating ~Bacon Time with The Hungry Hypo ~ Making Lemonade ~ I Can't Stop Crafting ~ Over the Big Moon ~ Answer is Chocolate ~ oneartmama ~ fivedaysfiveways
Awesome Scarf, looks great Lynette, very creative! You're so pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteCute scarf! I so need to pick up some cute material and do something like that!
ReplyDeleteSUPER Cute! I'm sharing on my FB and Twitter pages!!! XO, Aimee
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! love your fabric choice too!
ReplyDeleteCute scarf! You did a fabulous job! Found you at the "Open House" party~Angie
ReplyDeleteIt is a very cute scarf! I love it:)
ReplyDeleteCute scarf! Turned out well and looks great on you.
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I would love for you to share at our link party http://herestohandyandy.blogspot.com/2012/02/pinteresting-link-party-week-25.html
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful scarf!
ReplyDeleteStopping by from Crafty, Scrappy, Happy :-)
Nice job! Been thinking about making one for myself out of knits or fleece. Thank u for sharing
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Thanks for linking to the open House party this week. Hugs, Sherry
ReplyDeleteI hope your ears didnt fall off from your huge earings and I'll take pictures of you for a small fee like your soul or you feeding me on occasion.
ReplyDeleteI still love those earrings. I just make sure I do not wear them too long to ensure that my ears do not become stretched to the size of an elephant's. We can arrange some sort of payment for your photography skills.
DeleteThis is beautiful... I love everything black and white and the fabric pattern is gorgeous. Thanks for linking up at this week's BFF Open House!
ReplyDeleteSO Cute! Love your fabric choice! You look great...and I think your blog is adorable; I'm your newest follower! I'd love for you to come and share this scarf at my Friday party:
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Well done! I love the fabric. Stick with the sewing. Patterns are easy peasy once you get the gist. Stopping by from Making Lemonade.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
ReplyDeleteI’d love for you to come link this post up at From Scratch Friday (live now on the blog!).
~Christina
http://marriagefromscratch.blogspot.com/2012/02/from-scratch-friday-2.html
Thanks for linking up at From Scratch Friday! Come back next week :)
ReplyDelete~Christina
http://marriagefromscratch.blogspot.com/
I'm LOVING that fabric choice! I love scarves so much! You gave me just another reason (among about a million) why I need to purchase a sewing machine...soon, soon. Great job!
ReplyDeletePS..love your blog, I'm your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you so much for sharing it with us at Inspiration Friday!
ReplyDeleteVanessa
Following you on Pinterest now and featuring your scarf on Thursday at Bacon Time, thanks for linking up.
ReplyDeleteAMAZING! This turned out FABULOUS! Thanks for sharing at my party!!! Happy Valentine's Day!!! XO, Aimee
ReplyDeleteWell done! I love sewing and you did a great job! Such a simple idea, but what a statment accessory!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynette your scarf is pretty. What kind of textile you use in making a scarf? I love sewing but sometimes it can intimidate me ^_^ Thanks for sharing it made me think of sewing again. ^_^
ReplyDeleteHaving a photographer is hard! Experience talking.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your scarf! Wish I could sew.
Hooray, hooray, you were featured today! Check out this week's Refresh Your Nest Friday:
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XOXO,
C.