Like your sister, your mother, your daughter, ...., yourself!
Kay and I let ourselves loose on the silk chiffons on sale at our local Fabricland yesterday, and I thought: what a perfect opportunity to try something I've been meaning to do ever since I saw the concept demonstrated.
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The Keyhole Scarf! |
This one is made out of a 60cm cut of silk chiffon, 140 cm selvedge to selvedge. The length offers multiple wearing possibilities:
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Ankh: looped once around and through the keyhole... |
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Artless: long end looped back around the neck |
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Ascot: looped back around the neck and tucked into the loop |
This is definitely on my "make for the women in my life" Christmas list. And that says a lot, because I'm not the "make stuff for people" type of crafty person AT ALL.
You already saw my little tutorial on the
Möbius scarf - now pop on over to
Kay's and
Threads' tutorials for the Keyhole scarf.
Thanks for the loop-de-loop option ideas for wearing this type of scarf. I did make one a while ago from some blouse fabric leftovers, but I've only ever worn it as you have in the first picture. Your chiffon looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness! You did not waste a minute yesterday and you found my instruction post before I got around to looking for it. Good on ya! And this looks quite fabulous; inspires me to make up my 60cm pieces.
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