So i Ran out of Batteries for my camera (i really should get a rechargeable one) and had to use my phone, I hope it’s good enough!
I wanted a ruffly scarf that is just for the neck so i can wear it tucked in my jacket. I don’t like to tuck in long ones since they get uncomfortable so i made this!

Cute huh?
Now my neck can be all nice and warm in this wintery cold! Ew…
What you will need is:
60×8 Fleece fabric
2 big buttons
sewing machine
thread
Instructions:
Cut your fleece to 60×8

Put your sewing tension to zero and the top stitch to the longest straight stitch.
Mine was 11.

Now you will sew 3 lines all the way down, (left, middle and right) do not do a back stitch since you will be stitching to gather it.

Picture number (4)
Once your are done stitching look for the back of the stitch and pull on all 3 stitches of thread and it will start gathering.
It should look like this.

pin it and start sewing over it again but this time turn your tension tighter (i did a 5) and keep the same top stitch length.
Stitch on all 3

Once that is done it should be about 35 inches long

Now change your sewing foot to the button foot and sew 2 button holes.

Stitch the 2 buttons.

And wallaaaaaaa! Fantastico no?
Now you can be all flirty with your new ruffly neck scarf.

(Notice i can only button one button on my jacket? I am 8 months preggo and i had to squeeezzzze into this just for the picture hahaha!)
I am sure going to use this on thursday because my hunkster is taking me out on a date!
Wooo! Finally, Just me and Hunky.
-The Tootsie Wootsie
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Love it-I like sewing these too! Come by for a visit
I should really find some fleece- then learn how to use my machine! bahahaha! If you have another cardigan that would be cute (make sure its stretchy since your preggo
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I am adding this to my list of crafts to make!! Love this idea and I have tons of fleece!
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I love how this looks, it's super cute!
I love it. I've been wanting to make a ruffle scarf. Thanks for sharing.
Lisa
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I love it! I too agree that most scarves are too long, these look perfect!
This is beautiful! Saw you over at Vintage Wanna Bee and had to check out your post. I want to purchase a sewing machine soon and I would love to make one of these!
Thanks Everyone! Makes me happy to hear you are enjoying my tutorial
Lauren This machine cost me $70 AT WALMART and it's not the best machine but it does the job
hope that helps.
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love the scarf…have fun on your date!!
Really nice! Looks so stylish (love the last picture).
Very sassy and stylish! Love the color!
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totally going to make this! tHANKS FOR SHARING!
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Love this scarf! I just got a sewing machine for Christmas so I'm trying to teach myself more stuff! Thanks so much!
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This is so pretty!! thanks for the great tutorial!!
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That is gorgeous, I wish I had some fleece, I would make that right now!
Thanks for the tutorial, I really appreciate it!
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Thanks for linking this amazing tutorial on BCD! I will be featuring it on BCD on Sat. the 8th! Thanks for linking!
Wow! I am so excited and can't belive you choose me to link to your BCD blog! I love your blog! Thank you so much and i look forward to it!
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Great tutorial – and not so shabby picture-taking for your phone! Visiting from Tea Rose Home…
This is great! I love the buttons!
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What a cute scarf! How great to stay warm and look stylish at the same time.
Cute, I wish my stitch number and tension could accomodate a ruffle without so much extra help on my part!
Hi just blog surfing today and seen the scarf ,how cute!! I don't sew but I use no stitch glue.I think i will try it! Have a Blessed day!
this is really cute! i love ruffly scarves
Really pretty!
What a fun project for a stunning accessory!
Thanks for the great tutorial – this is on my list for some valentines gifts!
Super cute! Love the color1 Would love for you to come visit me at Sew Chatty and link up to Made With Love Monday! The party will be open all week if you'd like to link up multiple projects. Have a great day! http://sewchatty.blogspot.com
This is so cute!! Thanks for linking it up at my linky party!!! It's still going on till Sunday!!! Come check it out!
Super cute- Thanks for auditioning for American Crafter!
Very Very cute! I've been wanting to make one. thank you for the tutorial! You should come check out my linky party
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Hope to see you there!
This is so darling and it looks so good on you! I'm going to attempt to make one . . . some day. Warmly, Michelle