The Infinity* Scarf. (*not an indication of sewing time required)

Combine this inspiration with a piece of brown jersey fabric and THIS is what you can create in about 10 minutes (Which is MUCH less time than an infinity, BTW).

I found a long piece of brown jersey in the " uh oh" section* of Hob Lob.  I think it cost me .92!
*The "uh oh" section is all the remnants off the bolts or the cuts of fabric that are returned and they are always on sale for pennies!  I always grab up what they have because I am a craft supply hoarder I can get project materials on the cheap!

Anyhoodle - there are many tutes (for example, this one on KatieOChicago) on how to make these awesome scarves and they are all pretty easy.  Here's what I did.

• Fold fabric in half - long ways- like a hot dog bun with right sides together.
• Sew down the long side starting 3 or 4 inches from the top and ending about the same distance from the bottom
• Turn right sides out
• Bring short ends together and match up unsewn corners, right sides together
• Sew short ends together
• Turn right sides out
• Sew opening closed (either machine or hand stitch)

DONE
Wrap around neck 2 or three times depending on the look you want to achieve (cowl neck or turtle neck)  Katie also made a great video showing you how to wear these scarves!

Made another one with Goodwill-bound t shirts and tanks.  Just chopped them into rectangles and pieced them together to make one long piece of fabric.  Then followed the same instructions as above.  Is it too Dr. Seuss-y?  What do you think?

Don't be tardy for these parties!  (sorry The Real Housewives of Atlanta is my guilty pleasure)

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