How to Sew a Scarf Using Your Stash
Photo: Sloan Howard
Who doesn't love a great scarf? The scarf is one of the most versatile accessories in a wardrobe and can take on a starring or supporting role in an outfit. The right scarf can tie together disparate elements for a cohesive look, or it can blossom against a blank canvas. These scarves feature long, rectangular bodies and have shaped and faced pieces on the ends that act as fringes. Lois Ericson shows you how to go from fabric stash to fringed scarf in this article from Quick Stuff to Sew, Vol. 5.
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Threads Magazine, editor Posted on Sep 28th, 2011 in sewing, online extras, how-to, patterns, downloads, projects, quick stuff to sew, accessory, quick stuff to sew vol. 5, scarf
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