Let's face it, it is COLD as heck out there and having warm layers make it a little bit easier to endure. When I created this Cowl Scarf tutorial, I envisioned someone riding their bike to and from work or school, without any protection from the cold on their face. Well, this double layer fleece cowl scarf is lightweight but still blocks that wind pretty well, and looks super stylish! You can just keep wearing it to work or school, and even looks cute a little bit more dressed up! Enjoy :)
MATERIALS
2 Pieces of Fleece (10" x 30"), Sewing Pins, Sharp Scissors, Sewing Machine, Thread.
Choose your fleece fabrics! Hobby Lobby had some lovely fleece prints, and I know JoAnn's does too.
Pin up both long sides.
Sew up the sides, leaving a hole in one of the longer sides to turn the cowl right side out.
Trim off excess seam allowance.
Put your arm through the tube, and pull both short sides together, inside out.
Pin the short sides together in a tubular shape.
Sew up the short sides, in a tube shape. I was able to remove a part of my sewing machine that allowed me to slide the tube onto the machine easier.
Here is the tube, sewn up on the short sides.
Flip the scarf right sides out, through the hole on the long sides, and pin the hole up. You're getting ready to sew the final stitches!
Here is what the final stitches look like! Trim extra threads, and you're DONE!
