Fox scarves! Fox scarves everywhere! |
- Donna Wilson
- Boondock Studios
- BeeLicious Crafts
- Lazy Oaf
- Eugenia Kim
- Prudent Baby (This one's a DIY!)
Although I do still want to make a fox scarf at some point or another, I decided to add a twist to this style. So, since we've established that my sloth obsession is no secret, I might as well carry on flaunting it, right? So much for "The first step to recovery is admitting that you have a problem".
What you'll need to make your own sloth scarf:
- Fur fabric
- Felt
- Safety eyes and nose
- Paint
Steps:
- Cut one long strip of your fluffy fabric , about 32-35 cm wide. I made mine as long as I could, using the entire length of the fabric. Make it shorter or wider to your own liking. Cut out a piece of fluffy fabric the size you want the head to be. Repeat this shape on another piece of fluffy fabric, then cut out a piece of felt for the face.
- Paint the face using acrylic and fabric paints.
- Ensure that the safety eyes and nose fit appropriately on the sloth's face.
- Sew the two fluffy head pieces together, then turn right-side-out.
- Place the head where you want it to be on the scarf.
- Sew the face and head onto the scarf, and add the safety eyes and nose. Sew down the length of the scarf and close the ends, sewing foot shapes at each end. Leave a section in the middle open to turn it right-side-out, then turn and close.
Aaaaaaand you're done! Wear your scarf on any lazy day you choose.
I actually wore this scarf to my first exam on Wednesday, because the exam hall we write in is freezing. He kept my neck super cosy while I concentrated on Linguistics.
I also posted this scarf with one of my outfits on Chictopia, which you can see here.
In other news, I am this week's featured member on my favourite website, Cut Out + Keep! Click here to read the interview.
Thanks so much for reading!
LDP x