How to Make Three Buttoning Designs from Fringed Scarves
comments (3) March 20th, 2009So if it's a good size, keep it folded in half, and tie the fringe together. Start at one end, tying the end fringe strands from each scarf end to each other, then work your way up, fastening the two ends of your scarf together.
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Tie the fringe of one end of your scarf to the fringe on the other side, one knot at a time. |
You should now have a tube, which you'll flatten out and treat as one piece of fabric, with the fringe on one end.
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If you want to embellish your scarflet further, you could sew the long edges together with a contrasting thread. |
Next, turn some of that fringe into your buttonholes. Decide how many buttons you want to use, and count the fringe on your scarf. Figure out how to evenly space the buttonholes, and tie pairs of fringe to each other again, but with the new knots at the tips. Each buttonhole will be a pair of fringe strands, one from each end of the scarf, tied together once at the base and again at the tips, forming a loop.
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The easiest way to make a knot at the tip is to tie it more in the middle, then tighten it from below in the loop center, moving the knot to the top. |
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