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puff scarf
continuing on with my suffolk puff obsession i first made a scarflet then a large collar.
take a look on my blog for more information on this project and others :o)
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Key West Witch added Suffolk Puff Collars to Sewing
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12 Nov 11:57
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vInTaGe~VioLeT entered their project Suffolk Puff Collars to SINGER Dress Form Contest
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Victorian Dreamer favorited Suffolk Puff Collars
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vInTaGe~VioLeT entered their project Suffolk Puff Collars to Evozip Contest
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28 Nov 23:47
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Diamond Sight Creations added Suffolk Puff Collars to Make List
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You Will Need
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Step 1select some fabric for your scarflet/collar - for the purple one i used a thrifted scarf it was a woven fabric with a soft brushed finish - for the gray collar i used a brand new medium sized el cheapo t-shirt.
mark out as many circles as you can on the fabric in various sizes from very large to small - cut out circles - make puffs - lots and lots of puffs. I can make about 6 puffs in an hour. -
Step 2ok now you've got a big pile of puffs - arrange them into your scarf/collar - pin them and keep trying it on to fit - once you are happy with the placement,get sewing - this bit takes AGES! i did lots of over-lapping and tweaking and continuing to try it on to check how it looks.
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Step 3trying it on - checking the fit.
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Step 4on the grey collar i extended it downwards a lot more and used up every single puff i'd made from the t-shirt.
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Step 5i would've made this scarflet bigger but only had the one scarf to work with, it is actually very warm and not bulky so very comfortable to wear with a jacket/coat/cardi.
i finished the scarf with a hook'n'eye fastener.
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Step 6finished!
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Step 7i loved making these scarves - they are very comfortable to wear, lovely and warm and very cheap in materials - they do however takes HOURS and HOURS to make - i've put here 7 hours but i didn't time myself and the grey one took more and the purple one took less.
hope you like them :o)
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