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That turned out really cute. I don't keep scraps, but I have fabric and a rotary cutter. Thanks for the idea.
11/15/12 2:10 AM
WOW! Really cute! I'm going to give it a try. It's just so colorful. WAY better than all of the browns & blacks I'm seeing out there for winter. Are the strips about 3/8" wide? .
11/15/12 1:08 PM
Thanks, Sherril. A rotary cutter will do the job. Marlene, thanks for your Wow-some response! The strips vary: some are just 1/8" wide tapering to nothing. With stabilizer top and bottom, like a sandwich, you can basically do what you want as long as you stitch it enough (lengthwise and crosswise).
11/15/12 1:36 PM
Agree it's cute - so colorful and pretty.
11/16/12 9:13 PM
I love how you used up even skinny leftover scraps. What type of thread did you use and what stitches did you choose?
11/17/12 8:17 AM
Thanks, JEF. SewPelican, I used Superior Threads' Rainbow, variegated, in a random up, down, and diagonal free-motion stitching. I tried to hit all the strips but without over stitching to make it stiff. Rainbow's a poly, which I generally avoid, but this one's super high-quality. I heart Superior Threads!
11/17/12 8:25 PM
This is an incredible scarf! Very creative use for all of your scraps.
11/25/12 7:39 PM