How to Make a "Circle-Scarf"

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How to Make a "Circle-Scarf"

Sew a scarf that doesn't need tying! These are really popular here in Scandinavia :)

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Greetings from Finland! This scarf is easy to do and it looks just like it was bought in a store! Fabric sellers usually have left-over pieces of nice fabrics that they sell cheap by the pound.

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I chose this leopardy-type print. Almost any kind of fabric will do, but non-strechy ones are easier to sew.

I chose this leopardy-type print. Almost any kind of fabric will do, but non-strechy ones are easier to sew.

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Fit the fabric around your neck (2 loops) and cut a piece out if it's too big and fluffy and/or long.

Fit the fabric around your neck (2 loops) and cut a piece out if it's too big and fluffy and/or long.

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Fold the fabric along the longer edge. It's important to have the adverse side up and the right side folded in!! Insert pins to hold it in place.

Fold the fabric along the longer edge. It's important to have the adverse side up and the right side folded in!! Insert pins to hold it in place.

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Sew the longer edge with a seamer or a regular sewing machine to create a long tube.

Sew the longer edge with a seamer or a regular sewing machine to create a long tube.

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Then turn the tube inside out so that the right side comes on top :)

Then turn the tube inside out so that the right side comes on top :)

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Then comes the tricky part: to sew the ends together. Take both ends and attach them with pins like this with their seams together so that the right side is again in the middle and the adverse on top.

Then comes the tricky part: to sew the ends together. Take both ends and attach them with pins like this with their seams together so that the right side is again in the middle and the adverse on top.

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Do the whole round with pins until the fabric becomes too twisted to add any more pins. It should look something like this. Then sew the pinned part carefully.

Do the whole round with pins until the fabric becomes too twisted to add any more pins. It should look something like this. Then sew the pinned part carefully.

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Scarf almost done! Exept for the gaping hole that's left. This you can fold like in the picture, add pins and sew either by hand or sewing machine. The seam will be basically hidden so don't fuss :)

Scarf almost done! Exept for the gaping hole that's left. This you can fold like in the picture, add pins and sew either by hand or sewing machine. The seam will be basically hidden so don't fuss :)

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It's likely that the two ends are not exactly the same width. You can tackle the problem by making a neat fold from the excess length before sewing. This way it will hide in the scarf when worn.

It's likely that the two ends are not exactly the same width. You can tackle the problem by making a neat fold from the excess length before sewing. This way it will hide in the scarf when worn.

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Readyyyy!!!! Enjoy :)

Readyyyy!!!! Enjoy :)

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6 Comments
Supplies

1 Fabric about 3ft x 5ft

1 Sewing machine

Nilu Sinsinwal

This style rocks !

Nilu Sinsinwal last month

Aaliyah Thornton

Love the print you used(:

Aaliyah Thornton 2 months ago

Lilah Sherr

Love!

Lilah Sherr 4 months ago

Anna Maria

Actually i just took the idea from what they sell in stores here at a horrible price and decided not to buy but make my own :) and turns out it's not that hard! This is a great gift idea too! Self-made gifts are always better

(author) 7 months ago

Anna Maria

You are welcome! Great you enjoy it :)

(author) 7 months ago

Anna Maria

Yey :)

(author) 7 months ago

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