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and I’m just about as pleased as punch to visit with you girls today!
That’s me with my husband and our two stinks– 3-1/2 and 7 months.
is all about
do-able crafts, great recipes,
dose of our
ideas, and kid stuff,
topped off with a healthydose of our
Ca-Razy home
renovation
. We are gutting this joint, I tell you.Here are a few of my recent projects.
Basically, I’d do a back flip if you stopped by.
{Big hugs to Linda for having me.}
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Today, I’m sharing
The Layered Fleece Scarf
You can’t get much simpler– or cuter– than
this!
this!
Materials for a
Preschool-Size Scarf:
Preschool-Size Scarf:
7″ x 35″ piece of fleece (bottom layer)
5-1/2″ x 35″ piece of fleece (top layer)
35″ piece of 1-1/2″ ribbon
35″ piece of 1-1/2″ ribbon
35″ piece of 3/4″ ribbon
5 buttons
thread for machine sewing
needle and thread for hand-sewing the buttons in place
1. Place the fleece pieces together, then lay the 1-1/2″ ribbon on top, down the
middle.
middle.
2. Pin in place.
TIP: Use a
lighter to seal the edges of your ribbons first so they will never fray.
lighter to seal the edges of your ribbons first so they will never fray.
3. Stitch very closely along both edges using your sewing machine.
4. Pin the smaller ribbon on top and stitch along both sides, very close to the
edges.
edges.
5. Hand stitch your buttons along the top of the ribbons.
6. Cut slits in the top layer of fleece that are about 1-1/4″ in width.
I call it the DINO scarf
around here and The Little just
laughs and laughs!
around here and The Little just
laughs and laughs!
Hi! I'm Linda, the craft addict behind Craftaholics Anonymous®, a craft blog. Crafting is cheaper than therapy, right? When I'm not DIYing something, I can be found taxiing around our 4 crazy kids or working out. Or shoe shopping... because you can never have too many shoes! Happy crafting! ♥
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