I was originally inspired by this Sincerely Jules post- and since my love affair with flannel deepens I knew I had to make my own, and for a lot less!
You need:
Flannel
Scissors
Sewing Machine (or kick it old school and hand stitch your heart out!)
pins
I cut my pieces of flannel into 16"x 24"- I liked the Madewell version Jules sported but I like my scarves to feel big, cozy, and voluminous! After I cut them I folded in half length wise, and stitched up the sides, leaving the two ends open. I then turned them inside out to hide the seams. To finish off the circle I folded the scarf in half- bringing the two open ends together and sewed about 1/8" of a hem. Then you turn your scarf 'right side out' and voila- a lovely circle scarf ready for cozy fall days!
I am sure there is a way to do a blind hem to bring the two ends together but I 1. don't know how to do that and 2. did not have the patience to You Tube it- So all you pro seamstresses, don't judge to harshly ;)
Happy Sewing! ♥
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