How many yards do you need for a blanket scarf?
*For a 30×75” scarf, get 2 square yards of fabric. Then you can cut in half for 2 scarves. *For a 55”x55” scarf, get 1.75 square yards.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in view, how much fabric do I need for a blanket scarf?We’re making a square blanket scarf, so we’re getting 1 ½…
*For a 30×75” scarf, get 2 square yards of fabric. Then you can cut in half for 2 scarves. *For a 55”x55” scarf, get 1.75 square yards.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in view, how much fabric do I need for a blanket scarf?We’re making a square blanket scarf, so we’re getting 1 ½ yards to make a square. If you’d rather a rectangle, get as much or as little as you like. If you’re using 60” wide fabric, make sure to get 2 yards for a larger square.Additionally, how do you make a big scarf? Here’s how: Fold the scarf across to create a triangle. Grab the two far ends of the triangle with each hand. Cross the two ends behind your head. Pull them around to the front. Tuck the two ends under the rest of the scarf, or leave them dangling to each side. It’s up to you. Style as desired. Similarly one may ask, can you cut a blanket scarf in half? Cut the scarf in half diagonally! Go slow and use fabric scissors if you have them. If you don’t have them, use your sharpest scissors! You should have 2 equal halves!How do you make an infinity scarf?To make an infinity scarf, you’ll need 3/4 yard (60” wide) of lightweight knit fabric. Fold the fabric in half the long way, pretty sides facing together inward. Pin the edges together. Stitch the long side together 1/2” from the edge by hand (remembering to backstitch) or use a sewing machine if you’ve got one.
