Polar Fleece Scarves

Polar Fleece Scarves
Rating:
No votes yet
Supervision:
1 adult per 10 children
You will need:
  1. Polar fleece (as many colors as you like)
  2. Scissors
  3. Yardstick
  4. Marker
Intro:

This is a fantastic way to make a warm and cozy scarf without having to sew a stich! Make a few for yourself, your friends, or give them away as gifts. The colors, styles, and options are endless.

Step 1:

Use the yardstick and a marker to mark and measure out a piece of polar fleece that is about 5 inches wide and 5 feet long. If you are making a scarf for a small child, you might want to adjust the length of the scarf so it fits accordingly.

Step 2:

Cut along the lines you drew with the marker.

Step 3:

With the base of your scarf complete, let's get to decorating! Fold over the end of the scarf about an inch.

Step 4:

Cut six evenly distributed slits in the folded edge. Each slit should be about 1/2 an inch to an inch long.

Step 5:

Repeat the fold and the six slits on the other end of the scarf. Your completed slits should look like this.

Step 6:

Using a different color or pattern of polar fleece, cut 12 strips each about an inch wide and 6 inches long.

Step 7:

Take one of your 6-inch strips and push it through one of the slits in the scarf.

Step 8:

Pull the strip about half way through the strip. Leave about 3 inches on either side of the slit. Tie the two sides of the slit together and pull tightly.

Step 9:

Repeat the previous step for each slit on either side of the scarf.

Step 10:

Your personalized, warm and cozy polar fleece scarf is complete!

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Craft Variations:

There are so many ways to decorate your scarf! Here are a few examples.

Rating:
No votes yet
Supervision:
1 adult per 10 children
You will need:
  1. Polar fleece (as many colors as you like)
  2. Scissors
  3. Yardstick
  4. Marker
Difficulty:
Easy peasy (fun and simple)
Prep Time:
5 minutes or less
Time Length:
15 - 30 minutes
Intro:

This is a fantastic way to make a warm and cozy scarf without having to sew a stich! Make a few for yourself, your friends, or give them away as gifts. The colors, styles, and options are endless.

Step 1:

Use the yardstick and a marker to mark and measure out a piece of polar fleece that is about 5 inches wide and 5 feet long. If you are making a scarf for a small child, you might want to adjust the length of the scarf so it fits accordingly.

Step 2:

Cut along the lines you drew with the marker.

Step 3:

With the base of your scarf complete, let's get to decorating! Fold over the end of the scarf about an inch.

Step 4:

Cut six evenly distributed slits in the folded edge. Each slit should be about 1/2 an inch to an inch long.

Step 5:

Repeat the fold and the six slits on the other end of the scarf. Your completed slits should look like this.

Step 6:

Using a different color or pattern of polar fleece, cut 12 strips each about an inch wide and 6 inches long.

Step 7:

Take one of your 6-inch strips and push it through one of the slits in the scarf.

Step 8:

Pull the strip about half way through the strip. Leave about 3 inches on either side of the slit. Tie the two sides of the slit together and pull tightly.

Step 9:

Repeat the previous step for each slit on either side of the scarf.

Step 10:

Your personalized, warm and cozy polar fleece scarf is complete!

Craft Variations:

There are so many ways to decorate your scarf! Here are a few examples.

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Materials:
  1. Polar fleece (as many colors as you like)
  2. Scissors
  3. Yardstick
  4. Marker

Sophie's Tip of the Week

Kids are grazers, so have out lots of little snacks instead of a big meal. They need to refuel often, so consider things like fruit cubes, Goldfish crackers, popcorn, cheese stix, Go-Gurts, pretzels -- easy things kids can grab.