Mistress sewed 2 pieces of fabric... what she got, made me get a sewing machine!





French scarf — a favorite element of the wardrobe of all business lady. Such an elegant accessory is not only diversifies the outfit, but also protects the neck from the autumn wind. Today our editors share their favorite readers the secret of making fancy French scarves.

Mistress sewed 2 pieces of fabric... what she got, made me get a sewing machine!



This product is bilateral, so we need to connect 2 pieces of fabric the same size. Also for making French scarves you can use different fabrics. For example, for one side to choose a fabric with an unusual pattern and another solid material.

French casinothere need
  • paper patterns
  • thread
  • a piece of cloth (you can use an old scarf)
  • scissors
  • line
  • pencil
  • sewing machine


Progress
  1. Guided by these dimensions, make your pattern for French scarves.
    Mistress sewed 2 pieces of fabric... what she got, made me get a sewing machine!

  2. Fold the scarf in half (or get 2 cuts of different fabrics), make-to-fabric pattern, trace and carefully cut out details for future scarves.
    Mistress sewed 2 pieces of fabric... what she got, made me get a sewing machine!

  3. Sew all edges except the narrowest part of the tail.
    Mistress sewed 2 pieces of fabric... what she got, made me get a sewing machine!

  4. Turn the nearly finished product on the front side, Pologne tail 5 cm and gently zustrichi it. As a result, you will have completed a scarf-transformer with a small loop.
    Mistress sewed 2 pieces of fabric... what she got, made me get a sewing machine!



See in this video, how to tie a French scarf.

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The author Mistress sewed 2 pieces of fabric... what she got, made me get a sewing machine!

Victoria Poplavskaya Believes that art knows no rest! Enjoys drawing, used to look at life with a painter's eye. Cleaning the house and cooking finds work, a pleasure after all to any business can be creative! Loves unorthodox methods of solving problems. Favorite book Victoria — "Three comrades" E. M. Remarque.