Learn how to transform a thrift store scarf into a cute summer staple with this tutorial. For more scarf refashion projects, go to http://etcetorize....
Here's what you need: Materials: -Large scarf (mine is about 26" (66cm) square) -thread, scissors, pins -sewing machine and measuring tape (not pictur...
Take one piece and cut a 2-3" strip off the cut edge. (This step is optional if you need larger halter pieces and will make straps out of an alternate...
These are all of the pieces you should have. 2 long skinny pieces, 1 large rectangle (half of scarf), two small squares. Plus you'll have one small s...
Fold the small squares to make a triangle. Press the folded edge. Zig zag or serge the unfinished edges and stitch along the inside of the finished ...
Find your large rectangle and mark the centre of the cut edge. Place your halter pieces on either side. You can overlap yours like I did to ensure g...
Make sure you're happy with the fit and finish the raw edge with a zig zag or serger. Pull out your basting threads and press the seam allowance down...
I was originally going to use the long skinny pieces to create a band in between the bodice and the cups but changed my mind and decided to use them a...
My scarf won't reach all the way around my back to overlap and secure closed. So, remember that little square piece we had left over from all the cut...
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