I have been obsessed for quite sometime with "O"/infinity scarves (basically scarves with no end). I bought a deep plum one from Target a year ago and wear it all the time! It's so comfy since its made from a cotton jersey and really light so I can wear it all year round. I got to thinking to myself one day at church while wearing my fave scarf...."I could totally make these and have a plethora of wonderful scarves at my disposal!" So that is what I did, I went to Jo-Ann's and they had the some funky jersey material on sale for around $3.00 a yard! So I bought a yard of each of my faves and their the fabric sat for months ;). Until this past week when I was determined to get through some of the sewing projects I had to do!
This is how they turned out!!


{ Super fun and funky for spring huh!!? These are so super easy to make you could do it blind-folded!}
So what do you guys think? This was such a fun and rewarding project my brain is already turning on what I am going to wear them with! Also I was thinking this would be such a great gift for a friend or for Mother's Day, and super inexpensive it cost me $3.00 for each scarf that's cheaper than 75% off at a department store! And you can bet no one will have the same one as you do!! Thanks for stopping by and hope that you guys are all having a great week! Let me know if you have any questions I am always happy to help! Love, love.
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{ Super fun and funky for spring huh!!? These are so super easy to make you could do it blind-folded!}Directions:
1. Acquire 1 yard of cotton jersey material.
2. Cut 2 10in. by 1 yard strips
3. Sew one width side and both length sides together inside out.
4. Flip right side in.
5. Place previously sewn width edge into the un-sewn width edge creating a sandwich.
6. Turn raw edges of the un-sewn edge in creating a covered edge.
7. Pin together to prevent fabric from slipping.
8. Sew down the middle of both edges to secure your "O".
9. Wear it all around town!!
1. Acquire 1 yard of cotton jersey material.
2. Cut 2 10in. by 1 yard strips
3. Sew one width side and both length sides together inside out.
4. Flip right side in.
5. Place previously sewn width edge into the un-sewn width edge creating a sandwich.
6. Turn raw edges of the un-sewn edge in creating a covered edge.
7. Pin together to prevent fabric from slipping.
8. Sew down the middle of both edges to secure your "O".
9. Wear it all around town!!
So what do you guys think? This was such a fun and rewarding project my brain is already turning on what I am going to wear them with! Also I was thinking this would be such a great gift for a friend or for Mother's Day, and super inexpensive it cost me $3.00 for each scarf that's cheaper than 75% off at a department store! And you can bet no one will have the same one as you do!! Thanks for stopping by and hope that you guys are all having a great week! Let me know if you have any questions I am always happy to help! Love, love.
You can find me linking up to some awesome parties HERE
























81 comments:
What a great idea! Thanks for the tutorial! I love those scarves too and I never even thought about making one! :)
Roeshel
SOO Cute:) Oh if only I knew how to sew! Such a cute, trendy piece-LOVE IT!
wow...I read your directions over and over and I think I finally have it. Am I correct that the finished "O" is 1 yard long? And if so, why didn't you cut only one piece that was 20" wide, rather than 2 10" pieces? I am going to try this, yours came out wonderful!! Wish me luck..haha
I have a bunch of scarves but I don't have any of the O's. These look great. I think the last one is my fav!
This is seriously so awesome. I wish i could sew so bad lol
You have SO done it again. I'm loving these scarfs!! I love the second print the best. I really want to try this!
very very cute! I love how you took your photos, super cool.
Thanks for linking up to "Anti-Procrastination Tuesdays!"
Hello! Thanks for tagging along this week at the Tuesday Tag-Along blog hop! I'm a follower of your blog! :)
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Dropping by via the Tuesday Tag-Along! Those scarves are great! I love your fabric choices :)
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Looking Glass Jewels
They look fantastic!
Hello. Hopping here from Tuesday Tag-Along. I decided to follow you. I hope you will come see me and maybe decide to follow. I am #16 on Mr. Linky or http://traci66.blogspot.com I am having my very FIRST giveaway also. I hope you will join in on the fun.
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Love the prints you chose- they're beautiful!
Thank you for sharing with Talented Tuesday- don't forget to check out some of the other links posted for some cool projects!
Very cute and a bargain!
Ummmm ... Love these!!! One problem tho, I'm a lamey and totally am lost in the directions!! Haha I'm definitely a visual learner. Thinking u could dumb them down for me?? Haha. Thanks so much for the award!! Its so exciting!! Ill hand it out when I get home!!
i love these! you should totally sell them on etsy. that vintage looking flower one is my fav.
LOVE your blog! I am now a "follower" from Tuesday Tag Along.
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Happy Tuesday Tag-Along! Hope to Blog with you again soon!
Found you through Tuesday Tagalong and am now following you
So cute and clever! I am so making some of these today!
Thanks for visiting my garden sign post and your kind words. Freehand lettering is not too hard if you do it alot and don't want a perfect look.
So so cute! I love the fabrics you used!
so cute...need to make me some of these...and the girl child would like them too...
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Very fun idea! They look great and the fabrics you selected are fabulous! Thanks for the tutorial...I may try this...I have TONS of fabric waiting for a project.
Holly
Love this! Can't wait to try it!
Looking good...luv the fabrics that you used! HAPPY NIFTY THRIFTY TUESADAYS!
Blessings,
Linda
Following from Tuesday Tag-Along. These are fantastic! (As is your entire blog!)
Have a great night!
Amy
I'm definitely going to try this endless scarf.
I love it! What a great idea! Thank you! And I just adore the fabrics you used!
This is great! I love it! Stopping by from Tuesday Tag-Along and I'm a new follower. Hope you stop by! Have a great day!
so cute!
Ohhh I love chunky scarves, and if I knew that they were this easy to make, I would have made a few a loooong time ago! Thanks for sharing!
They look great, I love your resourcefulness. They'd make great gifts too;)
Very cute!! My girls wear scarves all the time!!
These look fabulous and sound economical! I would love to give this a shot. Thanks for linking up to Be Inspired today.
Chelsea
They are all just fabulous! LOVE the fabrics...thanks for linking up and sharing your creative juices :)
Love them! Love the colors!
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So fun! Thank you for sharing the direction too. Thank you for coming over to my link party!
Very cute and so useful--they can be dressy or casual. What fun!
Now I know what to do with my left over jersey! They turned out so cute. Thanks for sharing
amy
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What a creative gal...I love creative women...I love blogs...better than reading a magazine...Your scarves came out great and the pattern is very easy to follow. There are so many women out there that need a place for their scarves....drawers get full and who can hang them on a hanger?
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Those turned out cute!
Very cute! I Love the fabric!
Thank you for linking "my faithful linker friend". You always amaze me with your creative and FUN ideas!!! So cute!
So cute! I love them! They have lots of personality and turned out just darling! Thanks for sharing : )
ok, first of all, thanks for teaching me HOW to wear these! I finally saw some of these just a few days ago and I couldn't figure them out - I love the look! Kudos for completing a project! I'm here from New Friend Fridays...have a great weekend! -diane
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Hi and thanks for the tutorial. I love scarfs and wear them a lot but they are so pricy to buy. Now I'll be makin them.
~ ~Ahrisha~ ~
Lookin' good! The fabrics are great.
Thanks for sharing @ Anything Related!
Wow! I absolutely love these! You must do a giveaway because I really want one! Thank you so much for sharing these on Sweet Charli!! Maybe I will try (try) to make one myself!
The scarves are gorgeous--so fun fabrics. Thanks for linking up!
Super cute! I think I've been hiding under a rock, because I've never even seen this type of scarf. But I love it already, just from your post. :) Thanks for the tut, looks easy enough. Now to go make one- - thanks for the inspiration.
Blessings!
-Sarah
Hey Its Cheri from Its So Very Cheri and the DIY Club inc
Thank you for posting to the DIY Club inc party.
I wanted to stop by and check out your project.
Did you mean to enter the DIY Club project because I don't see any of the products used that are in the required guidelines. If you meant to enter a different project for this post you are more than welcome to do so.
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Oh too fun! I have been working on some of these too! :)
I love these scarfs! The fabrics are lovely. I will have to try to make my own. Thank you for posting a tutorial!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE those cute little things!
Thanks for an idea for the fab cotton jersey fabric besides skirts! I wear scarves in air conditioning in the summer and this is a great idea....no ends flapping about.
What an awesome idea! Any chance you might post pictures on your tutorial? I'd love to try it...but am new to sewing!
Great idea! I'll be making one.
this project is so beautiful that i'd like to invite you to add a link to it from our blog in our brandnew, weekly DIY & craft tutorial linky party:
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many more people will love it! so well done.
this project is so beautiful that i'd like to invite you to add a link to it from our blog in our brandnew, weekly DIY & craft tutorial linky party:
http://www.finecraftguild.com/diy-linky-party-free-pillow-crochet-pattern/
many more people will love it! so well done.
I made one of these and love it! Thanks for the idea.
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I am definitely going to try this!! Scarves are so fun!
Followed your tutorial last week and now LOVE my scarf. I just posted this on my blog.Thanks so much for the inspiration:)
<3,
Adri
Dreambookdesign.com
I just tried making this and it turned out great! Love it!!
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I just tried making this and it turned out great! Love it!!
http://thekerit.blogspot.com/2010/10/so-remember-how-i-said-i-have-addiction.html
this project is so beautiful that i'd like to invite you to add a link to it from our blog in our brandnew, weekly DIY & craft tutorial linky party:
http://www.finecraftguild.com/diy-linky-party-free-pillow-crochet-pattern/
many more people will love it! so well done.
this project is so beautiful that i'd like to invite you to add a link to it from our blog in our brandnew, weekly DIY & craft tutorial linky party:
http://www.finecraftguild.com/diy-linky-party-free-pillow-crochet-pattern/
many more people will love it! so well done.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE those cute little things!
Followed your tutorial last week and now LOVE my scarf. I just posted this on my blog.Thanks so much for the inspiration:)
<3,
Adri
Dreambookdesign.com
Thanks for visiting my garden sign post and your kind words. Freehand lettering is not too hard if you do it alot and don't want a perfect look.
The scarves are gorgeous--so fun fabrics. Thanks for linking up!
Ummmm ... Love these!!! One problem tho, I'm a lamey and totally am lost in the directions!! Haha I'm definitely a visual learner. Thinking u could dumb them down for me?? Haha. Thanks so much for the award!! Its so exciting!! Ill hand it out when I get home!!
Love the prints you chose- they're beautiful!
Thank you for sharing with Talented Tuesday- don't forget to check out some of the other links posted for some cool projects!
They look fantastic!
Hi there! I am a new follower from Tuesday Tag-Along!
Hop on over for a visit anytime!
Looking Glass Jewels
This is seriously so awesome. I wish i could sew so bad lol
wow...I read your directions over and over and I think I finally have it. Am I correct that the finished "O" is 1 yard long? And if so, why didn't you cut only one piece that was 20" wide, rather than 2 10" pieces? I am going to try this, yours came out wonderful!! Wish me luck..haha
Love this, but I didn't find any jersey cotton at Joann's. Even after asking a store worker to help. Guess I'll try another store!
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