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Free Infinity Scarf Pattern
I made a really simple infinity scarf from a faux fur fabric and wanted to share it with you. This infinity scarf is a very easy things to sew. A super easy sewing project for someone with basic sewing skills. There’s no need to knit or crochet a scarf. This scarf is soft, chunky and warm. If you have all the materials, you’ll have this done as quickly as 1/2 – 1 hour and ready for some chilly weather. You can experiment with this easy sewing project using different textured cloth such as knitted fabric to get the desired results you want.
Materials
Faux fur 64″ wide fabric – 1/4 yard (9″)
Matching color thread
Directions
- Cut a rectangle 64″(w) x 9″(h). No need to cut if you bought the fabric at this size.
- Fold it in half (w) with fur side facing each other. Sew the ends together (1/4″-1/2″ seem)
- Fold (h) in half, with fur side facing each other. Sew edge together (1/4″-1/2″ seem) leaving 4″ gap not sewn together. Now you have a loop.
- From the 4″ gap invert the loop so the fur side is showing.
- Push the seams of the 4″ gap inside and sew the gap together.
My finished scarf’s dimension is about 62″, 31″(w) x 3.75″(h) when laid flat. I can loop the scarf around my neck twice, like the holes of an “8” stacked on top of each other.
Tips
Try to find the widest fabric and buy about 1/4 yard of fabric. This way you can save some money and makes the project a lot simpler. You won’t need to do any cutting. You can get straight to sewing.
If you want to make yours longer buy more material and sew it together to make a longer version.
To determine the right fit for you, you can hang a string around your shoulder, loop the string around once and use that as a guide to the width of your fabric width. Doing this can help you visualize how low your infinite scarf will fall. The longer the loop is the lower your scarf will fall. Enjoy and have fun.
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