No Sew Ruffle Scarf {tutorial}

Now I know y'all are going to
LoVe
this one...cuz I sure do

finishedscarf

You are NeVeR going to believe what it's made of...


That's right...a FrIgGiN' T-sHiRt
What else will you need?

A dinner plate
Fabric glue
Scissors
{{ignore the yellow pen..}}

Step 1 ~ Cut the sleeves off!


Step 2 ~ Cut the T down the middle {{like a zipper}}


Step 3 ~ Cut at the shoulders 
{{ you thought you were done cutting didn't you ? }}
HA!  Not even close...


It should look like this...once it's laid out

Step 4 ~ Place plate upside down on t-shirt.
Try to cut as close to the edges as you can. 


It's a sLoPpY CiRcLe...but it does the job
I got {{ 7 }} circles out of  {{ 1 }} t-shirt

Step 5 ~ Cut each circle into a spiral


WhOa!!!
And I thought my circle was sloppy...sheesh

Step 6 ~ Hold each piece at the center and pull the tails through your fist.
This step will curl the edges


Step 7 ~ Group all of your pieces together. 
Adjust them so the lengths look fairly staggered but not too cRaZy.

Step 8 ~ Take an extra piece of the t-shirt and wrap around the center of the bunch...


Step 9 ~ Attach with fabric glue
Step 10 ~ Hold in place for a few seconds.  Let sit for about 5 minutes.


You can either leave as is....OR...
eMbElLiSh


I took another leftover piece and made a rosette. 
I attached it directly to the other
scrap with fabric glue.

And...vOiLa...you've got yourself a fAnTaBuLoUs scarf!

I like to add a little fRoStInG...

finishedscarf
{yes...I did make that clip}

Both look ToTaLlY aWeSoMe with a jacket...

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by Michelle of Gotthold Glass Studio

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