The following post is apart of Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft stores Celebrate the Season campaign. I received compensation for this post but all opinions are 100% my own and I’m excited to share! #fabulouslyfestive

I’m not usually much of a plaid girl but a red Tartan during winter just screams Christmas to me. When I was trying to figure out what to wear to Freshly Picked’s Lumberjack party I thought a Tartan scarf would be just the trick. I found some perfect homespun Tartan fabric at Jo-Ann Fabric and Crafts and today I have a super easy 10 minute infinity scarf tutorial that is perfect for last minute gifts or to make your own fabulously festive accessory.

You can use any type of fabric to whip this up. Kind of like my favorite cowl tutorial this is one of those projects that are perfect for gift giving since you can cater it to pretty much any type of style. Make it out of a thin flowy print to be worn in warmer climates and months or something as heavy duty as flannel or wool for cooler weather needs.

Infinity Scarf Tutorial

I don’t intend to be confusing but I want to give you two options today. The only difference is a seam and how you cut the fabric. You can either use 1/2 yard of fabric and make 1 scarf or 1 full yard to make 2 scarves. The scarves will be slightly different sizes depending on which method you use but both great scarves. The one pictured here uses the 1/2 yard method.

1/2 yard Fabric Method

Cut your fabric in half so that you have two pieces each 9×44 inches. If you’re using fabric that is a little wider or slimmer than 44 inches it will work fine no need to cut more.
Sew the short end of one piece to the other to form one long piece of fabric.
Fold in half lengthwise with right sides together (making it skinnier) and sew along the full length.
Turn right side out and fold one end under and iron.
Tuck the other end in to the folded tube and pin. You should have one big loop.
Sew closed and you’re good to go.

1 yard Fabric Method.

Cut your fabric in half so that you have two pieces 22 x 36 inches.
Fold in half lengthwise with right sides together (making it skinnier) and sew along the full length.
Turn right side out and fold one end under and iron.
Tuck the other end in to the folded tube and pin. You should have one big loop.
Sew closed and you’re good to go.

10 Minute Infinity Scarf Tutorial

super easy 10 minute infinity scarf tutorial that is perfect for last minute gifts or to make your own fabulously festive accessory.

Instructions

1/2 yard Fabric Method

Cut your fabric in half so that you have two pieces each 9×44 inches. If you’re using fabric that is a little wider or slimmer than 44 inches it will work fine no need to cut more.
Sew the short end of one piece to the other to form one long piece of fabric.
Fold in half lengthwise with right sides together (making it skinnier) and sew along the full length.
Turn right side out and fold one end under and iron.
Tuck the other end in to the folded tube and pin. You should have one big loop.
Sew closed and you’re good to go.

1 yard Fabric Method.

Cut your fabric in half so that you have two pieces 22 x 36 inches.
Fold in half lengthwise with right sides together (making it skinnier) and sew along the full length.
Turn right side out and fold one end under and iron.
Tuck the other end in to the folded tube and pin. You should have one big loop.
Sew closed and you’re good to go.

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