Hey y’all! I hope you had a great weekend! Since the weather has turned cool, I’ve been thinking a lot about scarves. I did a Pinterest search and found several of the neatest DIY t-shirt scarf tutorials. Of course, I have to share these brilliant ideas with you! 
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I love this recycled, braided, double layer scarf!
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Fabulous no-sew ruffle scarf from Tidy Mom!
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I love how this infinity scarf is made with a two toned braid!
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Old t-shirts or knit fabric can be made into the most gorg scarf with elastic thread. Love the ruffles!
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I adore this ombre infinity scarf!
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This is the easiest scarf ever – a spaghetti knit scarf!
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Fringe scarves are in big right now and this is a perfectly easy and frugal way to make one.
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How pretty is this green knit scarf?!
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This adorable scarf combines braided, spaghetti and fringe-like styles.
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In case you think this ringlet t-shirt scarf is difficult or complicated, let me just tell you that it isn’t at all. It is super, duper easy and can be customized with whatever color or colors that you want.
Wow! I hope you’re as inspired as I am to recycle some old t-shirts into fashion accessories and handmade gifts!
Have you ever made a t-shirt scarf?
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These are just the cutest! I don’t sew and I love that many of these don’t require that skill! I definitely see some Christmas gifts in the future!!
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Ok…..off & running to my closet! LOVE the fringe scarf…..and how EASY is that??????
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Thanks for posting these! My daughter and I were looking for a how-to. We saw a friend with a scarf like the first photo. She got it as a gift and didn’t know how it was made. Thanks – off to find some T’s!
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Love them all! That ringlet one is adorable! Thanks for sharing with us!
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I love them all!
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I first saw some of these on Pinterest and have made several styles. I get SO MANY compliments on them. They are super easy to make too!
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Love it and what a great way to dress up an otherwise bland outfit!
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Look at all those awesome scarves!!! What a great roundup!!
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These are all awesome…I am addicted to scarfs
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Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think of creating my own scarfs but looking at these awesome collections I gotta say I’m all jazzed up to give this a go
That spaghetti knit scarf is just my style.
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Wow these scarfs are simply divine. I wish I could off some the looks.
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Great list! I have to try some of these. Here’s a link to my tutorial on an infinity t-shirt scarf/wrap.
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Great list! I have to try some of these. Here’s a link to my tutorial on an infinity t-shirt scarf/wrap.
http://designedbydawnnicole.blogspot.com/2011/08/tutorial-colorblock-infinity-scarfwrap.html
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Those are so cute! Thanks for sharing!
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Love these cute scarfs! Thanks for sharing
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I love scarves and these ideas are fantastic. Thanks for sharing all of the links.
Ruth
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I love this. Please link it to my linky party & anything else you have to share. Thanks, Peggy.
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oooh, I see more I need to make! great round up Myra! Thanks for including me
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Just made the ringlet one with my 6 year old! She loved it and it was so easy!
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Love these scarfs… i just love that spaghetti knit scarf! its my kind! thanks for sharing dear.
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oooooh i’m really loving the fringe!!!
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I’ve seen these before and love the look. Having difficulty finding t’s without side seams though. Any suggestions anyone?
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So FUN – and beautiful!!
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This is such a fun idea for a post! I’m always amazed at how many great tutorials are out there. Thanks for sharing!
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These would be a great recycling project with tees that are no longer being worn.
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These are gorgeous! And, I *almost* think I could make one….almost
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Your scarfs as sooooo cute! I have to try making one…maybe
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I love these! So many cute options…and they are definitely getting me in the mood for fall!
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I really like these, I will be making one, and great money savers.
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sooo cute
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very cool! i’ve been wondering how to dot he braided one
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These are great ideas and will definitely keep me me busy with the huge bag of old tees that I and the rest of the family has piled up. they will really be fun gifts for Christmas this year and as cold as it’s been so far this fall will be great additions to my wardrobe as well.
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I want to make a few of these the only problem is right now I don’t have any tshirts to use so I’m kind of depressed. lol But I have many plans for when i do get tshirts. I’m going to give a few as Christmas gifts this year.
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Myra Reply:
November 17th, 2011 at 1:55 pm
Check out your local thrift shop for very inexpensive t-shirts!!
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This is a great idea! Who would have thought that you could make so many cute things from a simple t-shirt!
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Thanks for sharing your wonderful gift of creativity! I checked out some of your recipes too! A lady from my church made me one of these and now I’m going to attempt to make a few of my own! God Bless and keep posting please!
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