Fleece, flannel, faux fur - it is not necessary to knit scarves and snoods, you can also sew them!
1. Fleece snoods: master class
Soft and pleasant to the touch fleece is a good material for a snout in a sports style. By the way, for the outer part of the snood you can take a more elegant and effective material, while also elastic, for example, warm knitwear, and for the inside use fleece. In this master class - 3 patterns for snoods in one turn of different sizes: for toddlers, older children and for adults.
You will need:
- fleece of two colors (option - fleece + other material);
- scissors;
- sewing machine and thread;
- needle for hand sewing.
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Step 1
Make a pattern (allowances are already included). Cut two identical parts from different materials.
Step 2
Fold the parts with the sides inward and sew along the long sides.
Step 3
Turn the snood in half, as shown in the photo, and sew the short sides, leaving a hole for turning out.
Step 4
Turn out the snood and sew the hole manually with a blind seam. Done!
Photo and source: applegreencottage.com
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2. Snood from two scarves: a master class
By the same principle as in the master class above, you can sew a snood not from fleece, but from two scarves - or from one, but long (but then the snood will turn out not two-sided).
You will need:
- two scarves (or one long one) - be guided by the size of the scheme from the previous master class;
- scissors;
- sewing machine and thread;
- needle for hand sewing.
Work sequence:
Follow the pattern described in the master class above: first sew the long sides, then the short ones, leaving the hole, then - twist and sew the hole.
Photo and source: rosyscription.com
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3. Flannel scarf-snood with snap closure: master class
If you want to sew a snood from an inelastic material, for example, from a cozy and soft flannel, it is worth providing a fastener on it. For example, buttons on leather straps, as in this model. If you make a snud long enough, it can be worn like a scarf.
You will need:
- flannel;
- natural rather dense skin;
- buttons and device for their installation;
- scissors;
- roller knife and mat mat;
- Ruler and pencil;
- pins;
- clamps;
- sewing machine and thread;
- needle for hand sewing.
Step 1
Decide on the length and width of the snood you need, build a pattern. This snood is two to three turns, so it should be quite long. Width - at your discretion, taking into account the fact that the flannel will be folded in half.
Step 2
Sew and fold the parts as shown in the diagram.
Step 3
From the skin, carve 2 identical parts of the planks. The length of each is equal to the width of the short side of the finished snood, the width is about 3 cm.
Step 4
Chip folded in half along the snood with pins. Insert strips of leather between the layers inside and secure with clips.
Step 5
Sew the snood according to the pattern, leave a hole for turning out.
Step 6
Cut corners.
Step 7
Turn out the snood and sew the hole manually with a blind seam.
Step 8
Mark the locations for the buttons and install them. Done!
Photo and source: deliacreates.com
4. Faux fur scarf: master class
This scarf can be worn tied or threading one end through the hole in the second.
You will need:
- artificial fur;
- tape measure;
- scissors;
- pins;
- thread and needle for hand sewing.
Step 1
Determine the length and width of the future scarf and cut out two identical parts, adding allowances for the seams.
Step 2
Fold the parts with the wrong sides inward and carefully sew the long sides of the parts manually over the edge.
Step 3
Trim short sides and sew.
Step 4
Cut through both layers of fur and lay a seam around the hole. Done.
Photo and source: lovemaegan.com
5. A simple flannel scarf: a master class
Simple, but very impressive: voluminous cozy flannel scarf with fringe.
You will need:
- flannel;
- scissors;
- iron;
- sewing machine and thread.
Work sequence:
Cut out a part about 180x60 cm from the flannel. Work on the long sides by tucking the edges and sewing on the machine. On each short side, lay stitches 2.5–3 cm from the edge. Loosen the threads to create a fringe. Done!
Photo and source: deliacreates.com
