I Sew For Fun Sewing Project Tutorial: Infinity Scarf

I Sew For Fun Sewing Project Tutorial: Infinity Scarf

Make this “just like mommy” infinity scarf with just 3/8 yd. knit fabric and 2 hours of sewing time with your little sewing partner! FREE! I Sew For Fun Infinity Scarf Sewing Tutorial by Nancy Zieman.

Tune in and watch Nancy and her granddaughters, along with friends, take a modern approach to sewing. Nancy shares her team sewing-for-fun experience along with many tips for a big partner, and numerous insights for involving a little sewing partner—all while making simple, easy to sew kid-friendly projects. Watch I Sew For Fun on Sewing With Nancy!

Infinity Scarf Sewing Tutorial

Create this “just like mommy” scarf with your little partner, using a pretty knit print. It’s so easy to sew, and makes a trend setting addition to any little girls’ wardrobe.

Approximate finished size: 5-1/2″ x 18″

Supplies Needed:

• 3/8 yd. knit fabric (54″ wide)

• Coordinating, all-purpose thread

• One 4″ strip double stick fusible web, such as Lite Steam-A-Seam2

Optional: I Sew For Fun Notions:

• I Sew For Fun Heart-Shaped Pins

• I Sew For Fun Wonder Clips

• I Sew For Fun Sew Safe Presser Foot

• I Sew For Fun 5-in-1 Sliding Gauge

Instructions:

Please read all instructions before beginning. Use the width of the presser foot as the depth of the seam allowance.

1.     Cut one 12″ x 36″ rectangle from knit fabric.

2.     Stitch side seam.

• Fold the rectangle of fabric, right sides together, matching long edges. Pin or use Wonder Clips to secure edges.

• Set your machine for a straight stitch.
• Stitch the long edge, leaving a 4″ opening unstitched near the middle, for turning scarf right side out later.

• Press the seam allowance flat, then open.

3.     Prepare and stitch the scarf tube.

• With scarf wrong side out, reach into one end and grasp the other end of the tube from the inside.

• Gently pull the far end of the tube until cut edges meet. The outside layer of fabric will be wrong side out.

• Secure the cut edges with pins or Wonder Clips.
• Stitch ends of the tube together. It is easiest to stitch from the inside of the tube.

     Remember to use the freearm on your sewing machine when sewing small areas to make it easy.

4.     Finish the scarf.

• Turn the tube right side out through the opening in the side seam.

• Turn under the seam allowances in the opening; press.
• Hand stitch opening closed.

     Optional: Fusing is a fast alternative, Press a strip of double stick fusible web to one seam allowance. Remove the paper, and press the seam together.

Tune in and watch Nancy and her granddaughters, along with friends, take a modern approach to sewing. Nancy shares her team sewing-for-fun experience along with many tips for a big partner, and numerous insights for involving a little sewing partner—all while making simple, easy to sew kid-friendly projects. Watch I Sew For Fun on Sewing With Nancy!

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