Easy Fleece Scarf For Kids

Lisa and Sarah Cox | Posted on 10 July 2012 |

Keep your kids warm this winter with a cosy fleece scarf. Made from a rectangle of thick polar fleece, it is a “no sew” project, as the warm polar fleece does not fray. Get the kids involved in decorating their scarf – by appliqueing a few simple felt shapes to each end – to make a “one of a kind” accessory.  This would be a perfect project to teach kids some basic embroidery/sewing stitches such as a straight stitch, French knots, blanket stitch, and sewing on buttons. Kids will enjoy co-ordinating some brightly coloured felt and will love the quick results.  If you need a project to keep the kids entertained on a wet day over the school holidays, this is a great activity for some inexpensive creative fun.

Materials:

  • Rectangle of polar fleece measuring approx. 15 cm x 160 cm
  • Small pieces of coloured felt
  • Assorted buttons
  • Embroidery floss

Cut your polar fleece to size. Make a fringe at each end by making cuts that are 8 cm deep, and 1 cm apart.

Decorate the scarf by appliqueing some felt shapes on each end. You could applique hearts (as shown), stars, circles, flowers etc.  Cut your shapes out of the felt,  pin the felt shapes onto the scarf, and then stitch in place using two strands of embroidery floss and a basic embroidery stitch such as straight stitch, French knots, or buttonhole stitch.

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Lisa and Sarah Cox

We are Lisa and Sarah, a mother and teen daughter team, who love to share our creative projects, tutorials, and recipes. We strive to add some creativity to the everyday and enjoy baking and a Read more of my articles

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