Four colors of pre-felt, separated by layers of plastic wrap.
The finished scarf.
Both of my new scarves...wild and wiggly!
As promised, here are photos of the second scarf that I made...
...using the method that Clasheen showed me during her visit.
This time, I used garden-variety plastic wrap from my kitchen...
...and sandwiched it between the layers (not on the top or bottom of the stack).
I cut the plastic wide enough to really separate the layers...
...and I was able to sew through it (and later rip it out) quite easily.
As you might have noticed...
...these two scarves are quite wild-looking, compared to my orange one.
But as my friends might tell you...
...wildness suits me just fine!!! Giggle.
If you prefer the more bulb-like 'fringe ends' of the orange scarf, however...
...just trim each of your pre-felts to a neat, 4-inch width before stacking and sewing.
You may also want to stick to using four layers of one color of pre-felt...
...if you want the scarf to disguise it's layered origins!
I'm sure I'll try another one of these scarves in the not-too-far-distant future...
...so make sure to write and tell me if you try one and have any good tips to share!!
