The holiday season is fast approaching, and for those who plan to hand-make their gifts, it's time to start sewing! For this week's Tutorial Tuesday, I've rounded up several gorgeous (and easy-to-make) knit fabric scarves that would be perfect for your #handmadeholiday! With this many different options below, you are sure to get inspired right in time for the holidays. Enjoy!
Abi Porter from
Vanilla & Lace posted this very simple
DIY Nursing Scarf Tutorial on
Babble that requires just 1 yard of
cotton jersey fabric. At the end of the tutorial, she also shows you multiple different ways that you can wear your new scarf. A few of my picks from the store:
There are a several different t-shirt scarf tutorials on the internet, but I love
this one from
Just Another Day In Paradise because she shows you how to alter them to use knit fabrics, as well as how to add braids. With a light weight, stretch knit fabric like
cotton jersey or
cotton lycra, you can easily recreate both of these scarves. A few of my picks from the store:
Looking for a cute fast project? Jamielyn of
I Heart Nap Time put together this
Infinity Scarf Tutorial that takes no time at all! With just 20 minutes of your time and 1 yard of a stretch knit fabric, you too can have the perfect infinity scarf. A few of my picks from the store:
There is no sewing experience required for this
No Sew Jersey Scarf Tutorial by
Hello Natural. One of the great things about knit fabrics is that they don't fray, so Stephanie leaves her edges raw in this tutorial. If you decide to dye your scarf, as Stephanie did
here, you should start with a light colored fabric. A few of my picks from the store:
This
Braided Scarf Tutorial from Keight of
Put Up Your Dukes is the perfect way two combine two different fabrics. You can mix and match contrasting colors, prints, or a solid with a print. A few of my picks from the store:
Lindsay of
Shrimp Salad Circus put together this
Easy Infinity Scarf Tutorial that you are sure to love. One of my favorite things about this tutorial is that Lindsay thoroughly explains how to customize the size of your scarf to be exactly how long and wide you want it. Sometimes I want a scarf that is only going to go around once but needs more width, while sometimes I want a thinner longer one that I can wrap around twice. A few of my picks from the store:
We hope you enjoy this tutorial! We love to see what you sew up so please send 1-2 images of any project you make with Girl Charlee Fabrics to gcblog@girlcharlee.com and you might see your creation featured in our next Knit Picks!
Happy sewing!
~ Heather & The Girl Charlee Team
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