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Making Two Scarves out of One
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Large Pink Floral Scarf
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I find that some of my scarves are a little large in size for me. So why not make two out of one large scarf?
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Cutting Scarf
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Find the middle of the scarf by folding it in half and then cut it all the way through from the bottom to the top edge. Now separate the two pieces of scarves. We will now begin to pin the first scarf to get it ready for sewing.
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Creating the New Scarf
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Take your right side of fabric and fold it over/on top of the left side of fabric. You will have right sides of fabric facing together. The shear floral fabric seen here will be on top of the bright pink fabric seen on the left side.
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Pin Raw Edges Together
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After folding the fabric to the other side, pin raw edges together and sew.
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Sew Edge
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Sew pinned edge. Leave open the top and bottom edges of the scarf so you can pull your fabric through and turn it right-side out.
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Turning Fabric Right-Side Out
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Put your arm through the top opening of the scarf, all the way to the other end at the bottom, until your hand is peeking through.
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Grasp Scarf and Pull Through
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Grasp the scarf, as you see here, and then pull your hand and fabric back through to the other end.
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Pull Fabric
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Continue pulling fabric through to the end and then your scarf will be right-side out and completed.
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Completed Scarves
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Now, what will you do with the extra scarf?
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Enjoy,
Linda
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