Chenille Scarf

Using batik rayon, this scarf works up to a wonderful soft garment. Seriously, it is hard to stop petting it! This is a 1 day project, that is easy to do. Makes a beautiful scarf for yourself or as gifts! This simple design can be expanded to shawls or wraps too!

*Please bring your lunch for a break in the class!*

SUPPLIES: Available from All Brands – 15% discount for class!
1. Fabric: 1.5 yards Woven Rayon will be provided as part of class
Rayon works up to a really soft luxurious scarf. Flannel is bulkier but still soft.
Recommended: Rayon Batik (or 100% cotton flannel (color both sides)
Yardage needed: 45” width: • 1.5 yards = 5” x 60” scarf • 3 yards = 10” x 72” shawl • 4.5 yards = 12 x 78” wrap
DO NOT Prewash!
Even ugly prints, in good colors - turn out great!
2. Chenille Cutter carried at All Brands
3. Thread color of choice, 100% Polyester or what best fits your machine
4. Sewing machine in good working order, extra bobbins, manual
5. Needles for your sewing machine – size 70/10 universal.
6. Rotary cutter (45mm)
7. Sewing pins (~ 1 ½” long)
8. Scissors for paper and fabric
9. Seam ripper
10. Roller chalk marker (tailors chalk)

OPTIONAL:
• Thread snips (I use Gypsy brand)
• Stiletto – I love this tool! Or the Purple Thang
• Cutting mat (14x36) the shop has mats available
• 6 x 24” quilting ruler