Scarves add style and warmth at the same time. Create a fashion-forward scarf using simple cutting and weaving techniques. Watch as Nancy demonstrates constructing the Weave 'n Wave Scarf, and learn how quickly you can expand your wardrobe options.
Choose two coordinating knit fabrics. Cut them with the help of some specialty rulers. Then weave the layers together for a beautiful and comfortable accessory.
Select two coordinating knit fabrics 60" in width. You'll need 12" of your chosen base fabric and 5" of your top fabric. Cut your base fabric into one 8" strip and three 1" strips.
Cut the outer edges of the bottom layer with the Weave 'n Wave Ruler using a 28mm rotary cutter.
Use the Scallops Ruler to mark the outer edges of your top fabric, then use the rotary cutter to cut the sharp points of the scallops.
Place the top layer on the base fabric, aligning the top and bottom edges of the two fabrics.
Shape the ends of the fabrics using the Round the Corner Template.
Cut the interior weaving slots using the 1" horizontal die-cuts of the Weave 'n Wave Ruler.
Pull each 1" strip of fabric, stretching it until the fabric curls to the center to become trim.
Using a long bodkin, weave the three 1" strips through the horizontal cuts, alternating each strip over and under each slit in the fabric. Tie each end with a decorative knot.
Pull the ends of the trim to gather the scarf and make it shorter, or lengthen the scarf by stretching from the center of the scarf out to the ends.