May Arts Handmade Holiday Gift Hop

Welcome to this fun-filled day with the
MAY ARTS RIBBONISTAS
**You should be arriving here from Lalo IK's Blog**
A lucky commentor will win THREE SPOOLS of ribbon of their choice
from the May Arts Ribbon catalog!

If you frequent Pinterest, then you may recognize this very popular
t-shirt scarf.  I have made several over the past year in various colors.  
They're easy and lots of fun to make...have the kids join in too!

CHRISTMAS POM POM SCARF
To begin, you will need any X-Large t-shirt.
Trace eight to ten 10" circles (you can use a plate or other template)
onto the t-shirt and cut out.  To create the 'spiral' look, cut into each circle
in a spiral fashion.  You can view the video --here--

 Once you have all 10 circles cut into spirals, pull each strand so that the ends
curl; run your hands along the sides to further curl the cut edges.  This also helps
to hide any imperfections made when cutting.  

Using fabric glue, attach two ends together.  Select two of the five completed
strands and attach pom pom trim to one of their edges with fabric glue.
Gather the five strands together and adhere together in the center; you can
tie a knot at the center or use a fabric glue.  

There are lots of different versions to creating a t-shirt scarf...really I 
don't think you can do them wrong or mess them up...just make them your own :)

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Hope you have lots of fun and are inspired to try some of your favorites on the hop!
  1. Adorable scarf, Shellye. So festive!

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  2. This is a great idea-very cute!

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  3. Such a clever gift and I am always being asked for scarfs for christmas gonna have to make some :)

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  4. Love this- so elfish and festive!

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  5. thanks for the tutorial. Clever idea. Love the poms on the scarf.

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  6. Fun and festive! Looks very comfy, too.
    <3 J

    jwoolbright at gmail dot com

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  7. How cute and you used Christmas colors. Very unique idea, thanks for sharing.

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  8. Absolutely wonderful! So is your model. I will definitely be trying this!

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  9. Great scarf and thanks for the tutorial!

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  10. wonderful project. This scarf looks great and such fun for a young girl or teen especially. Thanks for the tutorial and link to the video.

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  11. These scarves are so popular with the teens and Tweens quick and easy gift. I love this one for the holidays great job TFS

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