My sweet daughter-in-law Christin is getting SO crafty! She made this beautiful blue no-sew spaghetti T-shirt scarf for me after seeing a how-to video on TV. I LOVE it! And, of course, I HAD to figure out how to make one myself! I found a tutorial on Margo Is Crafty that matched it perfectly, and believe it or not I finished it in TEN . . . yes TEN minutes! If you have old or extra T-shirts lying around, try this! And if you’ve already posted a tutorial for a T-shirt scarf, will you please comment with a link so I can add it below? I know there are lots of styles and techniques out there that will be fun to try. Thank you! P.S. Christin used pinking shears to cut her strips to add extra texture, and I used my regular sewing shears. I love it both ways! ♥
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I keep wanting to make one…hearing that it only takes TEN MINUTES, I’m even more inspired! Love the colors you both chose. Loverly.
Thank you! It was SO much easier than I thought it would be . . . all thanks to the amazing tutorial I’m sure! 🙂 Have fun! 🙂
When I saw this the first time, a while back, the colors didn’t appeal like these……definitely have to add this to my already lengthy 2013 “To Do” list….hehe!
Yay! It’s so much fun to make one . . . and SUPER easy! Enjoy!!! 🙂
You know I will have to try this…Granddaughter has birthday very soon!
Oh, she’ll LOVE it! And she can wear it lots of different ways, too! 🙂
I made T-shirt tops for my youngest this past summer…recycled…so it’s the older ones turn…
Love it! I wonder if you could make a hair band with an idea like this too?
I’ll bet you could! That would be SUPER cute!!! 🙂
I can’t wait to try making one of these!
You’ll LOVE it! No T-shirt will be safe in my house anymore! 🙂
Thank you for the link!
You’re very welcome . . . I LOVE your scarves! 🙂
Hurrah for no sewing (I’m hopeless) !!
🙂 I have a “NO-BAKE” post this week, too . . . starting the year off easy, I guess! 🙂
Wahooo!! I lurve no bake aswell!! In our family we have been using THE easiest dessert recipe for last minute functions for about 15 years!! We call it a raspberry gratin……I don’t know how it got the tag gratin though because it’s more like a trifle or summer pudding!! We basically just buy a supermarket, plain and simple, ready made, Madeira cake…..and crumble it up with your fingers, defrost a bag of raspberries, grate a little lemon rind, and whip up some cream…..you can picture it right? just fill a trifle bowl with layers of the crumbled cake, topped with a tiny bit of rind and a sprinkle of brown sugar, raspberries and then a layer of cream…..make the last layer on the top cream with brown sugar and brown it quickly under a grill (or fancy nancy kitchen blow torch!) and voila! you would not believe how delish this dessert is, takes about 15 minutes to make and no one has ever said they don’t like it! Frozen raspberries seem to work best as there is always some extra juice when they defrost to pour over the cake layer as you work your way up. It looks so pretty aswell as the red juice trickles through the cake layer, and is much more glam than just an Eton Mess 🙂
Y-U-M! I’m definitely going to try that!!! Thank you! 🙂
I like this! As much as I like scarves, I’m going to try it out. Thanks you for sharing. Mtetar
Yay! Have fun!!! 🙂
I’ll ! Mtetar
That’s pretty cool!
Thank you! They’re actually warm, too! 🙂
They are both pretty 🙂 like them a lot! 🙂
Thank you! I just LOVE it when I can make something fun and pretty in TEN minutes! 🙂
I just received one of these for Christmas and I can’t wait to find an outfit to go with it. They are so fun!
Yay! I hope we see your outfit on your blog! 🙂
this has been on my list to make for like 2 years! thanks for the reminder and how awesome that you are a crafting family! 😀
Thank you!!! I’ve been wanting to try it for a long time, too . . . and now that I know how easy it is, no T-shirt will ever be safe again! 🙂
So pretty!
Thank you! I love fun, easy, and pretty all rolled into one, don’t you? 🙂
Yes, especially when it’s that easy:) thanks as always!
Thank you so much for putting in links to other sewing, crafting blogs.I’m still learning how to navigate my way around and you are helping me find all kinds of wonderful links. It feels like a giant road trip where I get to visit each little town along the way and see what they have in their stores. You are all so inspiring. I wish I could bold the Thank You so you could get the gist of my intensity of appreciation. This will have to do. M
You’re very welcome!!! I, too, love discovering new blogs. Consider your “thank you” bolded! 🙂 Hugs, Katherine
Both are looking great! i like the added texture of the pinking shear 🙂 Nice job ladies!
Thank you!!! 🙂
I never thought to use pinking shears. Such a good idea for a different look! Loved both of them!
Happy Sunday!
Beth
Thank you, Beth! 🙂
I love this!! Thank you for sharing this.
Your blog is amazing!
You’re very welcome! I hope you’ll get to try one soon! 🙂 And thank YOU for the lovely blog compliment! 🙂
Ooh, those pinking shears do add nice texture. Cute how the border around the pic of the blue scarf looks pinked (if that’s even a word). These are so fun.
Yes, PicMonkey has a pinked frame, so I just had to use it. 🙂
I have made these and they are so much fun to make. I love the colors
They ARE fun! 🙂
Have you posted them? If so, could you send me a link? 🙂
Way back in July http://aponytailkindofday.wordpress.com/2012/07/23/fun-with-t-shirts/, a friend had posted on her facebook a picture of a necklace she liked, so I played with them. It was lots of fun.
I remember them now! SO cute!!! I added this link to my post, too. THANK YOU, Liz!!! 🙂
This project looks really fun, I definately want to try this. Thanks for sharing!
You’ll LOVE it! And it’s SO economical, easy, and fun! 🙂
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