Hello everyone! Have you ever seen those silk square scarves? The ones you see many old cute grannies wear around their necks and heads. I have always wanted those, seeing the material and beautiful designs. So here are some alternative ways to wearing these scarves.
The tutorial for the vest is from a very lovely blogger (Studs-and-Pearls.com) with a rebellious imagination. Clearly, I don't know what else to say to introduce this blogger. Seeing this as my first post, I hope you all can forgive me.
The tutorial is ridiculously simple and easy. You simply cut two slits, like so..
"First and only step: cut two diagonal slits on either side of the scarf's midpoint.
That's it!"
That's it!"
The next tutorial is one that I prefer over the vest. Simply because I just have an obsession with dresses. Ironically, I barely have any dresses in my own closet, no worries, I'll work on it.
This project you would need two scarves, and they don't need to be alike either.
I believe that shows a little self expression and creativity.
The picture above is from her post displaying how she styled the dress.
The project is from Glamourai and is perfect for a beginner sewer, for the dress does not need to be perfect.
If it's lop-sided it still looks great, just match it with a belt! All [Glamourai] instructs is to sew a hourglass shape and some chains to act as straps. Be creative, it doesn't need to be chains to be straps.
Good Luck!
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