Easy Sassy Fabric Scarf

Today I have a quick little project for you. An easy scarf made from a skein of Sassy Fabric from Red Heart Boutique.

When I was in craft store the other day, I noticed this Sassy Fabric in the yarn section, although I'm not sure you can call it yarn.

I was intrigued when I noticed the pre-cut holes. Perfect for making a finger scarf.

This scarf is really easy to make. I used the same technique as with my sashay scarf that I shared last year.
When I got to the end of the scarf, I finished it off the same as the sashay scarf, except without unraveling, obviously. Then I just knotted the end a couple times and cut off the excess. The excess from the beginning of the scarf, I just wove through and then knotted to the scarf.

After a quick search, it seems that there is no wrong or right length to a scarf. It's all personal preference. I did see it mentioned to make the scarf as long as you are tall, so that's what I went with.

I love how it turned out. But to be honest, I'm not a scarf person. I feel uncomfortable in a scarf - is that weird?

So.... since I'll never wear it, I'm putting it in my etsy shop. Check it out if you're interested.

Have you made any finger scarfs? It seems like there are a ton of new styles of yarn/fabric to choose from now.


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