Over-Sized Infinity Scarf Tutorial, No-Sew Option Available!

I love scarves! Who doesn't, right!? Big ones, little ones, colorful ones, plain ones.....

 This tutorial will show you how to make your own over-sized scarf! 

You can also wear it as a hood: 

Let's begin...

What You Will Need:

- 2 Yards of Fabric

Anything that isn't sheer or too lightweight. Bedsheets work perfectly!! If you want a really chunky look, get a fabric that is thick and heavy like cozy flannel. Want something lighter? Stick with a cotton blend or any fabric that's thin and lightweight.

- Sewing Machine

No-Sew Option: instead of sewing you can use Heat and Bond Hem regular strength and an iron. You will use the same instructions as sewing, but with tape and an iron.

And we're off!

Begin by cutting out two pieces of fabric that are:

32 inches long X 34 inches wide 

Put the two pieces of fabric together RIGHT SIDE FACING EACH OTHER.
*Right Side is the side with the colored pattern on it*

Sew both 34" sides together using a 1/2 inch hem.
Always use a back-stitch to secure what you are sewing.

You should have one piece now that looks like a big circle.

Now we are going to hem up what you just sewed.

Start by laying your scarf flat. 

This will clean up your scarf, so you don't have any raw edges exposed.

If you're using Heat and Bond:
Lay the tape under the fold and iron it to bond the fabric together.

Now sew what you just pressed.
Sew close to the inner edge of the hem:

Repeat that step on the other side.

When you're done, the top and bottom hems should look like this when your scarf is turned right side out:

YOU'RE FINISHED! 

Enjoy!