Supplies:
jersey knit fabric
matching thread
stretchy thread
sewing machine
Measuring dark fabric is a pain, so I used a silver colored pencil. (I think it's about time to invest in one of thos fabric pencils, but this worked fine for now.)
If you don't have a piece that's large enough, so sew a few pieces together to make it long enough like I did.
Then cut 1.5" x 11" strips for the ruffles. I put 3 ruffles on each end of the scarf, but you can do as many as you want.Once each ruffle is created, it shrinks to about half the length, so the fabric strips need to be extra long to start with.
Set up the sewing machine to create the ruffles by using the largest stitch length.
Put regular thread in the spool pin of the sewing machine and stretchy thread in the bobbin.
Put regular thread in the spool pin of the sewing machine and stretchy thread in the bobbin.
Sew a straight line down the middle of each short ruffle piece and and you'll see how the fabric will ruffle as it goes through the machine.
That is so cute! I love the action shot. Lol. Great job with the scarf! I'd love to try that! Thanks so much for linking to Creative Cats this last week! Come again!
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