Okay, so winter is getting in its last throws before spring, and this poor little scarf just couldn’t take it anymore.
It was a cute ruffle-edged knit number…
…whose life just sort of unraveled. Literally.
So rather than go through the tedious process of reruffling (is that a word?) and resewing this scarf, I removed the ruffle the rest of the way around the edge, leaving me with two looooong intestine like ropes of knit goodness.
Is it really a true upcycle if you make a scarf into… a scarf? I don’t know, but first I did a two strand quickie braid (I guess I’ll need to post a tutorial on how to do this because I can’t find one, boo!).
I love the huge chainlink sort of look it created.
But in the end, I went with a simple look, just looping the two ropes around my neck a gazillion times into a loose infinity scarf.
So that’s how I made a brand new scarf out of, umm… a scarf. I’m crafty like that.
But let’s face it, in a throw-away culture, it feels good to give something another go, right? Wheeee!
Any articles of clothing in your wardrobe that could do with a little renovation? Do tell!
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