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DIY scarves are awesome easy gifts to make! Learn how to make a fringe scarf with beautiful double fringe (plus 2 other ways).

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You'll love making these DIY scarves because: •They take about 15 minutes to make •You can make 2 from one length of fabric •There's almost no sewing •They're an easy to make gift for Fall and Winter

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Supplies for making a fringe scarf: – 1/2- 1 1/3 yards of woven fabric : wool plaid, flannel, wool blends, chambray or – darning needle – scissors – sewing machine + thread

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First cut the fabric either on the straight grain (parallel to the finished edge or selvage) or the crossgrain (at a 90 degree angle to the finished edge. Cut your fabric 18" wide, and 48-60" is a good length for the scarf.

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Fold over the edges by 1" on each edge.

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Use your sewing machine to zigzag the raw edge in place.

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Use scissors to cut down the fold carefully.

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Use scissors to cut down the fold carefully. You'll have 2 layers ready to fringe.

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Use a big hand needle to pull out threads perpendicular to the edge. Stop fringing at the stitching.

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Keep pulling out threads until you like the look of your DIY fringe scarf.

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And that's how easy it is to make a fringe scarf! Make one for yourself for Fall and another for a friend.

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Get the full step by step fringe scarf tutorial + a no sew fringe scarf and directions for this easy embellished fringe scarf below.

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How to make a fringe scarf in 15 minutes

How to make a fringe scarf in 15 minutes

DIY scarves are awesome easy gifts to make! Learn how to make a fringe scarf with beautiful double fringe (plus 2 other ways).

DIY scarves are awesome easy gifts to make! Learn how to make a fringe scarf with beautiful double fringe (plus 2 other ways).

You'll love making these DIY scarves because: •They take about 15 minutes to make •You can make 2 from one length of fabric •There's almost no sewing •They're an easy to make gift for Fall and Winter

You'll love making these DIY scarves because: •They take about 15 minutes to make •You can make 2 from one length of fabric •There's almost no sewing •They're an easy to make gift for Fall and Winter

Supplies for making a fringe scarf: – 1/2- 1 1/3 yards of woven fabric : wool plaid, flannel, wool blends, chambray or – darning needle – scissors – sewing machine + thread

Supplies for making a fringe scarf: – 1/2- 1 1/3 yards of woven fabric : wool plaid, flannel, wool blends, chambray or – darning needle – scissors – sewing machine + thread

First cut the fabric either on the straight grain (parallel to the finished edge or selvage) or the crossgrain (at a 90 degree angle to the finished edge. Cut your fabric 18" wide, and 48-60" is a good length for the scarf.

First cut the fabric either on the straight grain (parallel to the finished edge or selvage) or the crossgrain (at a 90 degree angle to the finished edge. Cut your fabric 18" wide, and 48-60" is a good length for the scarf.

Fold over the edges by 1" on each edge.

Fold over the edges by 1" on each edge.

Use your sewing machine to zigzag the raw edge in place.

Use your sewing machine to zigzag the raw edge in place.

Use scissors to cut down the fold carefully.

Use scissors to cut down the fold carefully.

Use scissors to cut down the fold carefully. You'll have 2 layers ready to fringe.

Use scissors to cut down the fold carefully. You'll have 2 layers ready to fringe.

Use a big hand needle to pull out threads perpendicular to the edge. Stop fringing at the stitching.

Use a big hand needle to pull out threads perpendicular to the edge. Stop fringing at the stitching.

Keep pulling out threads until you like the look of your DIY fringe scarf.

Keep pulling out threads until you like the look of your DIY fringe scarf.

And that's how easy it is to make a fringe scarf! Make one for yourself for Fall and another for a friend.

And that's how easy it is to make a fringe scarf! Make one for yourself for Fall and another for a friend.

Get the full step by step fringe scarf tutorial + a no sew fringe scarf and directions for this easy embellished fringe scarf below.

Get the full step by step fringe scarf tutorial + a no sew fringe scarf and directions for this easy embellished fringe scarf below.