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Where i can find free Pattern Convertible Infinity Scarf Looking for free Pattern from Hankaa Scarf and Dress
mercure Member since 1/3/13 Posts: 1	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 1/3/13 8:04 AM I try to find free Pattern for the Convertible Infinity Scarf form Hankaa and also the Sakura long Convertible Dress from Hankaa. Who can help with Information.
plazaglass Intermediate FL USA Member since 12/22/07 Posts: 84	Login to reply to this post In reply to mercure << 1 member likes this. Date: 1/3/13 9:45 PM I don't have a pattern recommendation, but wanted to see if you are referring to this in case someone else can help: Henkaa scarf
Mikgirl Member since 2/24/10 Posts: 299	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 1/4/13 1:30 AM I couldn't find the dress you are looking for, but I just found this FREE infinity dress pattern! It looks so cute.. I'm thinking of making one for my SILs graduation in May. Infiniti dress pattern
SewPerfect   Advanced NC USA Member since 1/6/04 Posts: 165	Login to reply to this post 2 members like this. Date: 1/4/13 4:15 PM The scarf is nothing more than about 1 1/2 yds of 60 inch rayon knit IMHO. To make it 'infinity' all you do is reverse the ends when sewing the one seam. Here is a link to make a small 'infinity' scarf, apply it to a larger piece of fabric is all. *Since this tute is for a neck scarf you will *not* be folding your knit fabric in half as shown, leave that step out. Mobius Infinity Scarf There are many more tutes for these scarves on the 'net. Hope this helps, Ani in NC -- Edited on 1/4/13 4:16 PM -- ------ Happy Seams to you....until we meet again! Janome Horizon 7700, Pfaff 6122 Tipmatic, Brother PQ1500S, Singer 15-91, Pfaff serger
goodworks1   Advanced IL USA Member since 7/19/03 Posts: 3300	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 1/4/13 10:50 PM Actually, looking more closely at the photos, I don't think the end is twisted before sewing the ends together. If it were, there'd be a twist in the back when it's worn as a cover-up or cowl top. And the edges would curl in opposite directions over the arms. I think if you measure around your back (under your arms) and then up to the center back of your neck you'll get a close idea of the total length you need. (Depends a little on the stretch of your fabric and how tight you want it to fit when worn more as a garment than as a scarf. -- Edited on 1/4/13 10:52 PM -- ------ blog: goodworks1.wordpress.com
SandiMacD   Intermediate FL USA Member since 2/8/09 Posts: 1055	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 1/5/13 3:27 AM I really like it- thanks for posting. I often need a light weight cover up just to keep chill off under fans in restaurants and such. ------ re-living my youth through sewing...
Quickie Advanced NETHERLANDS Member since 10/8/10 Posts: 223	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 1/5/13 8:05 AM Sorry I didn't see this thread before but Ottobre winter 2010 could also be an option (http://www.ottobredesign.com/lehdet_js/2010_5/index.html?nl)
justgail Intermediate IA USA Member since 1/19/06 Posts: 519	Login to reply to this post In reply to goodworks1 << 1 member likes this. Date: 1/5/13 9:47 AM I agree - it looks like a simple tube of soft knit. In fact I'm wondering if it's even hemmed - on a couple of photos, it looks like the open ends of the tube are rolling, much like unhemmed knits will do. In particular, I'm seeing it on the dusty rose worn as a head covering and where it's just over the shoulders the more I look at it, cut 1 yard of 60" knit, remove the selvage and sew or serge those together, and it's done. You might make the tube a bit narrower if you're short or have very stretchy fabric - I'm 5'10" and a 60" tube would end up being just at my hip. If the fabric ravels when pulled, you'd need to finish the ends of the tube. edited for spelling and to add - I think in this case infinity refers to the number of ways it can be worn, more like the dress, not the scarf with the twist in it. -- Edited on 1/5/13 9:51 AM --
goodworks1   Advanced IL USA Member since 7/19/03 Posts: 3300	Login to reply to this post In reply to justgail << 1 member likes this. Date: 1/5/13 4:27 PM Quote: justgail I agree - it looks like a simple tube of soft knit. In fact, the more I think of it, I wonder if it's just a tube of uncut knit right off the knitting machine. I think they've got a great deal going there....$38/yard or so for one cut with the scissors! ------ blog: goodworks1.wordpress.com
SandiMacD   Intermediate FL USA Member since 2/8/09 Posts: 1055	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 1/6/13 5:21 AM I think you are right. Here is how they describe it: DESCRIPTION An infinite number of possibilities with infinite looks – the infinity scarf is a new addition to the Henkaa product family. We’re happy to bring to you a soft and sustainable organic cotton piece that again, has endless possibilities. Drape the circle shaped scarf over your neck, wear it as a shawl, style it as a top, dress or skirt, or experiment with it in your own personal way. This scarf is currently available in 8 rich tones to mix and match, while adding a little color to your life. ------ re-living my youth through sewing...

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