Even though the heat index is still in the upper 90s in Florida, I've got Fall on the brain. I don't know about you, but when I think of Fall, I think of scarves.
{of course, in some northern states, scarves are a reality year-round....yeah. not. in. florida.}
This t-shirt scarf requires a level 1 crafting ability. No sewing ability required {awesome!}. If you can use scissors, you can make it.
Here is the finished product that you have to look forward to
image from hellohoneyno
Let's get to work!
Supplies:
:: scissors
:: large or xl t-shirt in a solid color
Steps:
1 :: cut hem off of bottom of t-shirt and set aside
2 :: lay tshirt out flat on a table
3 :: cut t-shirt into horizontal strips 1/2"-1" wide all the way up to the
armpit of the shirt {the thinner they are, the more you'll get out of the
shirt}
4 :: after all strips are cut, take grouping of 3 or 4 and stretch them out
{as shown in picture below}
image from method
5:: re-group all strips and drape around your neck then wrap or double
them to create the thickness you desire.
It creates a cow-neck style so there's no need to sew together or stitch up!
You can mix colors too--use 2 different color t-shirts and create a multi-colored scarf! Super easy, super cute! Mine took me 15 minutes to make and cost me nothing {since I stole a shirt from my hubby} :)
Have Fun!
