Scarf blouse diy
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How to Make an Easy Shirt From Two Silk Scarves: This is SO easy guys! You need: 2 silk scarves matching in size and color. (or at least size) Sewing machine, or needle and thread.
I was thrilled to be contacted by Dressmaker magazine as they wanted to include my scarf top in their January edition in an article about...
It's very easy to make a floaty top from a scarf! All you need is a pretty scarf, some bias binding and an hour! Read the tutorial here.
Sometimes we just have to make do with what we have instead of buying more, and sometimes, this isn’t actually such a bad thing! I’ve rounded up some of the most innovative, creative and helpful
Doranellys Patton on Instagram: "🎀 Fo outfit details Comment SCARF and I’ll send it to you right away. The scarves , jeans, bra, everything is in the link. Outfit details in stories and my L T K in profile. Scarves size are 35”. Scarves come in a pack of 4 different colors. I bought 2 of them, so I can have 2 of each color. 💖If you loved this video turn on Reels Notifications, so you don’t miss any of my reels. 🚫Do not repost my videos content or posts without my consent©️…
The Scarf Blouse Transforming a square scarf into an easy to sew blouse is easy! The concept is not new. Women have been upcycling, repurposing and reusing to make do when budgets and availability necessitate it. This 1940's Mail Order pattern shows how to cut and sew an ordinary scarf into a day or evening blouse. Download HERE. There are many of these patterns floating around. Cassie Stephens blog posts another way to tackle this project HERE. Make do and have fun!
In my newly completed Scarf Blouse. Or slouse. Maybe blarf. Whichever you prefer. So I have this new habit. Whenever I experience a craft failure/disappointment/disaster-of-epic-proportions, my new thing is to step away, calmly, and leave the scene of the crime. From there I usually wallow around with a bar of dark chocolate, a cup of tea and maybe a cookie or three and find another craft to attempt. I find this really helps me get over the frustration of time lost and effort spent. And…
