Things You'll Need:
- Flat Work Surfaces
- Dressmaker Shears
- Fabric Cutting Boards
- Fabric-marking Pens
- Lightweight Fleece Fabrics
- Sewing Machine
- Threads
- Yardsticks
- Rulers
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Step 1
Determine the desired dimensions of your scarf. Do you want a short scarf that can be tucked easily into the front of your coat or jacket, or do you want a very long scarf?
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Step 2
Use a lightweight microfleece for your scarf.
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Step 3
Purchase enough fleece to make the scarf length you desire plus 6 inches for fringe (optional). Remember that the stretch in the fabric should run the length of your scarf.
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Step 4
Lay the fabric out on a flat work surface, wrong side up.
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Step 5
Use a fabric cutting board, a fabric marking pen and a yardstick or ruler to measure out a rectangle that has the desired scarf dimensions. You can use the selvedge of the fleece (see glossary) for one long side of your rectangle.
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Step 6
Use dressmaker shears to cut out the rectangle along the marked lines. If you do not want a fringed scarf, you are done!
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Step 7
Lay your scarf out horizontally in front of you, wrong side up.
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Step 8
Use a fabric cutting board, a ruler or yardstick, and a fabric marking pen to draw a vertical line at each end of your scarf. Each line should be 3 inches from each scarf edge.
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Step 9
Draw a series of horizontal lines, 1/4 inch apart, between the vertical lines you made in Step 8 and each scarf edge.
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Step 10
Use dressmaker shears or a rotary cutter to cut along each of the horizontal lines made in Step 9. Now you have fringe!





















Comments
juniepea22 said
on 10/23/2009 This idea is great! To easily cut the fleece the right size and keep the cut straight, use a piece of poster board or cardboard to measure the cut line across the entire width of the fleece. Mark the cutting line with low tack (purple or bue) masking tape. Makes a straight line every time. Make the cut outside the tape. Since the fleece is 60" wide(more or less) one cut and you have a scarf! The tape is easily removed after cutting. Works every time!!
KaalesBraiding said
on 1/26/2009 This is great, but if you are not sure it will look professional, visit http://www.upalmit.com for your fleece scarf, or call 609-213-7985.
4Fuzzybears said
on 12/24/2006 I was looking for an easy item that my 5 and 7 year old could make for there Grandmothers for Christmas. This turned out awsome!!! Thanks so much!!!