Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Scrappy Happy Scarves



Let me tell you had much fun I had making these. I seriously want to start up a scarf making business, hit the road and do shows selling them. I had to reel it back in because I might have too much going on to fit that in, but let's just say I was excited. These are FUN to make!

The scarf body is knit, so it's super soft around your neck. Then it's time to clean out those scrap bins, anything goes with these scarves.


The scarves have been so popular that they are now available as kits. The kit comes with the pattern as well as the knit, trims, tulle, and felt. You just need to add scraps. Each scarf is unique, how fun is that?

Don't want a kit? You can get the pattern free by signing up for the Jennifer Jangles newsletter. It will be delivered to your inbox.






Have a great day!








50 comments:

  1. I LOVE these scarves! I too want to drop everything and start making a whole bunch! I'll start with one and see how that goes. :)

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    1. You will want to make more than one, or at least I did. :)

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  2. These are beyond AWESOME!! Thanks for sharing!! i cant wait to make one!!

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    1. Yay! Make sure you post them in the Flickr Group (see todays post)

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  3. totally agree amazing
    Thanks soo for sharing your talents WOW

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  4. Oh my GOODNESS! These are SO cute, I can't stand it!!! You are truly an artist and have a great eye for color. I know what I am making my daughter for Christmas! Thank you for sharing your talent with everyone :)

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  5. Those are so much fun! I'll just have to make one or two.

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  6. Clothes SHOULD make you smile. Love these. Linking to them on WeeFolkArt.com's Facebook page. Thanks so much for sharing and inspiring!

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  7. These scarfs are so cool! wow this is my first blog-comment in englisch only for you because of this great idea and tutorial! Thank you very much for share it with us. I will try this in the next days.
    Greetings from Germany! Nadine

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  8. These are soo cute - I surely will give it a try!!

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  9. These are soooo cute! I can't wait to try making one.

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  10. Love these creations! I wish I could quit my day job! ;)

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  11. Extremly cool. Thanks.

    From Kirsten, Denmark

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  12. These are so adorable and cute. I, who doesn't have a need for scarfs. want one.

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  13. This is the cutest project I have EVER seen! I am making these with the kids old clothes. They will LOVE them...you know the clothes that I don't want to give away but don't really know what to do with...Christmas present mystery has been solved! THANKS!!!

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  14. Thank you for sharing! I love them!

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  15. These are SO DARN CUTE!!!! Thanks for sharing the tutorial!

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  16. SOOOO cute! They're going on my gift list for next year for certain.

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  17. this is the cutest !!!!!! love it ...

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  18. these are FABULOUS!!! thanks so much for the inspiration!!!

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  19. These are so fun. I am making them for next XMAS! Thanks for sharing.

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  20. How cute are these! Congrats on a new twist to the traditional scarf. I thought "I'm to old to wear that scarf" Then I thought "Nah, I could use a bit of sparkle and glam" Thank you dear girl.

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  21. Making one this week for a friend's Happy Birthday! Oh, and one for me, too. :)

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  22. These are just adorable! I would be afraid to wash these with felt, velvet etc....what do you suggest to recipients?

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  23. I don't sew (I knit and crochet). Please sell these in your Etsy shop!

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  24. I would like one I do not sew

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  25. Hey Jennifer I just made one a few days ago and I love it....

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  26. The scarf is beautiful!
    Thank you for this great idea!

    Greetings from Austria
    Karin

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  27. Beautiful!!!
    Many thanks for the instructions!

    Have a nice day!
    Karin

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  28. Great tutorial!! Thank you :) Just made one for a good friend...

    Greets, Nicola

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  29. love, love, love. Found this this morning and it's almost finished!!

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  30. Hi Jennifer! I just made one of these scarves! I love how it turned out - thanks for the inspiration! I posted a photo with a link back to you on my blog. What fun! Cheers, Tammy

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  31. Yhank you for sharing this tutorial :) I've just made simple version of your scarf and it's great! I shared it here: http://michelle.schowek.net/2014/10/07/scrappy-happy-scarf

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  32. How would you wash the scrappy scarf if using velvet or felt? Have any suggestions? 8) jan

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  33. I just happened upon this from the Dollar Store Crafts post. These just blow me away! They are incredible! I'm pinning them and also posting this on reddit. I have a feeling it will be a hit there. Ü Anxious to look through the rest of your site. Ü

    Nancy

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  34. I made a bunch of these for Christmas presents this past year. Everyone loved them, except for the straight-laced up-tight people who didn't! I have tons of stuff ready to go again next year.... lots of stuff to hang down, 'tongues' already made, buttons (only those deemed worthy get the authentic Jennifer Heyden buttons) and rick rack, feathers, and more trims. I love your ideas and your fabrics, ever since I found "Happy" fabric I think I managed to find almost every piece. ~ your fan, Jan Farrell

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  35. I loved the way you discuss the topic great work thanks for the share Your informative post.
    Wholesale scarves

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  36. Jennifer, I'm wondering if it would be OK to make these scarves and sell them at a crafts fair next year? If not, I totally understand. As an artist/designer myself, I would never knowingly violate someone's copyrighted patterns--so I am asking first. Thank you. I LOVE your designs by the way!
    Julie

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  37. Jennifer, I love this scarf pattern! Is this a purchased pattern or is available for a free download?

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  38. Everybody keeps thanking you for the tutorial, but I can't find the tutorial. Can I purchase the pattern or where can I find the tutorial? Please let me know.

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  39. I forgot to list my name thank you

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  40. These are so much fun! Thank you!

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  41. Hello, is the pattern still available with newsletter subscription? I have just signed up and am dying to try it out. Andrea x

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