10 Minute DIY Infinity Scarf

It is COLD outside. Brrrr! With such cool temperatures, it is very important to stay warm when venturing out. I decided to make an infinity scarf to keep myself toasty and looking adorable while doing it.

 

To make your own in 10 minutes or less, follow along with what I did.

Supplies Needed

1 1/2 yards of fabric

Rotary Cutter

Cutting Mat

Fabric Ruler/ Straight Edge

Straight Pins

Sewing Machine

First, I spread the fabric out on my cutting mat and used the rotary cutter and straight edge ruler to cut a strip of fabric that was 54″ long by 20″ wide.

Next, I sewed a zigzag stitch down both sides of the fabric measuring 54″. This will help so my scarf doesn’t unravel on me while I’m wearing it.  That could be almost as embarrassing as showing up for school naked and nobody wants that.

The two edges measuring 20″ were lined up, right sides facing each other and pinned together. This is especially important if you are using a stretchy fabric like I did, as the stretchiness can make it more difficult to sew.

With a straight stitch and a 1/4″ seam allowance, I sewed the ends together. Then, I flipped it right side out and was finished.

 

This took what seemed like no time at all and it is super cute. I am now ready to brave the negative temps. Well, maybe I’m not that brave.