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    Design Dazzle » Celebrations

    Published: Nov 12, 2015 · Modified: Feb 16, 2018 by Toni Roberts · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

    Christmas Handkerchief Scarf

    Whether it’s Christmas, Halloween or some other holiday I love making my nieces fast handmade skirts. But what do I do for my own baby boy? Enter the Handkerchief Scarf.

    Handkerchief Christmas Scarf Tutorial - Rae Gun Ramblings.com

    Marissa here from Rae Gun Ramblings. Let’s be honest boy wear is usually quite a bit more time intensive than a quick elastic waist skirt for the girls. But I wanted something comparable that I could use the fun seasonal fabrics and this was just perfect. I have come to really love this scarf because it sews together super fast, keeps my wild one’s neck cozy even when he ditches his hat, and is cute!

    how to make a cute boy cowl in just 10 minutes - raegunramblings.com

    To make your own Christmas handkerchief scarf all you need is a fat quarter (⅓ yard) of fabric and fleece if you’re buying it new or just some scraps if you have some laying around. This fits great on my almost 2 year old. And I can button it around my neck but if I was making my own I would either make the 20 inch edge longer or just cut a curve in the 20 inch edge for comfort. But this size would probably fit most toddlers and elementary kids fine.

    Cute boy christmas scarf tutorial - raegunramblings.com

    What you Need

    • Christmas fabric 10X20 inches (make sure the design is facing the right way when your piece has the 10 inches vertically and the 20 inches horizontally)
    • Fleece or some other warm fabric 10×20 inches
    • Button

    What to Do

    1. Fold your fabric in half so you have two 10×10 squares. Cut the edge diagonally so that you have two triangles that are 10 inches tall (the point will be in the center) and 20 inches wide on the top edge. If you’re using a larger print or one with a direction make sure to have your fabric with the point pointed down. And feel free to shift how you cut your fabric initially to get the best placement of your design. You want most of the action to be in the bottom half of the triangle (I wish mine was just a tiny bit lower).
    2. With right sides together sew your Christmas fabric to your fleece leaving about an inch space to turn your scarf right side out. I like to leave my space in the middle of one of the straight edges.
    3. Turn right side out. I find a loop turner is super helpful for this task but you can do this many different ways. If you aren’t familiar with a loop turner it’s like a magic wand for sew-ers you can see it in action here.
    4. Iron.
    5. Top stitch around all edges making sure the gap is folded under and sewn closed.

    10 Minute handkerchief scarf tutorial - raegunramblings.com

    Super easy right!?

    Fun and easy 10 minute scarf tutorial - raegunramblings.com

    Now my little guy will have a fun scarf to match his cousins’ holiday skirts!

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    I hope you liked my easy scarf tutorial. I have loads of other Christmas crafts and recipes but here are a few of my favorites. I hope you’ll all swing by and check them out. Thanks so much for having me Toni!

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    Marissa’s a huge Potter fan, lover of fried food, Instagram addict, and mama to Teddy. She spends her days sewing baby clothes for her shop Rae Gun and blogs over at Rae Gun Ramblings where she loves to share her favorite recipes, creative tutorials, and book recommendations. Stop by her blog to see more and say hi!

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    Thank you for the cute and practical idea, Marissa!
    Make sure to check out all the amazing ideas that will be shared here at Design Dazzle for our Christmas Wonderful series.

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