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by noah 26 Dec 2012 ( edited Dec 28'12 20:42 )
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When we were down South (Kitchener,Ont,)this past summer. I bought two scarves patterns but i wasn't into scarves and now that u cuties showed me yours i have been addicted lol

Anyways i made these on my serger all but the neck piece(the wee fold over piece) .I hope the instructions are clear just incase someone might like to try these you need a piece 30x15 inches and the loop is 5 inches wide I never got no instructions only this piece of paper hugs Carolyn

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Comments (11)
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by pennyhal 26 Dec 2012
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That is a pretty tricky scarf! Someone was very clever to design this. I'm having a hard time understanding how to make the loop. It looks like you just make a loop with a knot. When you wear the silky looking blue one, does the fabric tend to slide out of the hole part? I suppose if it did you could put a pretty pin there to hold it in place. This would be a nice little quick gift to have on hand.Thanks for sharing!
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by noah 26 Dec 2012
no it stay in the loop ok the loop is just the long piece pulled over and sewed on top easy!!
by pennyhal 26 Dec 2012
Ah! Thanks! That makes it clearer!
by pldc 26 Dec 2012
NOT FOR ME?
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by bevintex 26 Dec 2012
+5
Certainly different. If someone gave me one without instructions I would not know what to do with it. Show us a picture of you with it on.
Bev
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by noah 26 Dec 2012
I thought of that but John can't see to take a picture and when someone comes i forget but i will try to remember hugs
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by noah 26 Dec 2012
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ok Bev i tried looking in the mirror lol carolyn
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by pennyhal 26 Dec 2012
Now that's a cool shot!
by noah 26 Dec 2012
lol i can't do this lol i tried
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by capoodle 26 Dec 2012
+6
Neat looking scarf and all the fabrics are pretty. My son has taken mirror shots and he stands back a little bit so not to get the flash reflected in the mirror.
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by noah 26 Dec 2012
oh ok there is a first time for everything lol
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by pldc 26 Dec 2012
+5
I think this is pretty but I am not getting the loop at the end, how much of it is open & why doesn't it slide through with the poly fabric?
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by noah 26 Dec 2012
oh boy i can't explain ??you grab one ehd of the square and pull the thing threw ???
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by basketkase 26 Dec 2012
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I don't get it, but I love the look.......I especially like your self portrait pics...
You made my day!!! Hug...Vicki
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by noah 26 Dec 2012
Darn i can't explain:(:(
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by pennyq 26 Dec 2012
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Do you have 2 pieces to the square. Do you make a loop on one of the squares and then sew right sides together. Then turn right side out or add the loop section by itself to the completed square. Penny
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by noah 27 Dec 2012
yes two pieces sewed together leave end were loop is open and turn it right side out there through that end. .then sew end shut as you sew that loop
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by loosie 27 Dec 2012
+2
Love the color, the pattern looks like something I might try, thanks :)
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by noah 28 Dec 2012
its sew easy!!
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by oaro 27 Dec 2012
+2
looks complicated
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by noah 28 Dec 2012
no way easy :):)
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by highlandermom 27 Dec 2012
+1
I love it. Looks complicated probably because it is fast and easy. I got it by looking closely to pic diagrams and reading the top 4th picture in diagram. This is for sure a scarf year. Again I love it!
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by noah 28 Dec 2012
yes easy :):)
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by brendalea 28 Dec 2012
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Thank you for the instructions. My only question is how big is the piece you cut out? It looks bigger then a 8 1/2 x 11 inch piece of paper.
Happy Sewing Brenda Lea
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by noah 28 Dec 2012
i put the measurement above reread it ok 30x15
by brendalea 29 Dec 2012
Thank you I get that the piece is 30x15. Looking at the picture I am going to guess that from the 1st corner to the end of the loop. The piece that you cut out is 10 x15. Going to try it sometime to day after I set up my new sewing cabnet. Thank you Happy Sewing Brenda Lea