I am a visual person too and would like to see. Thank you Datlette

This is flannel but it is a scarf pulled through a slit so maybe it'll help. I want to make myself one of these.

eta the link :roll:
http://www.momtastic.com/home-and-li...-flannel-scarf

Boy oh boy I could have used one of those today! It was cold out and the wind was blowing and my ears nearly froze right off my head! I think I would like to keep one in the car for days like today..

Also read the entry with the longer version.. Wow, you guys are so smart! I have fleece, I'll be making one of these before I leave the house again!

Thanks!

glad i am not the only one that is waiting for a pic! i think i understand how it is made but would be more confident if saw pic first.

I need a pic too!

Thanks for the link...this will be a last minute stocking stuffer for the GS

Sounds interesting. With this cold snap...we all can use one.

Made 78 this afternoon from a $5 Walmart throw. I used a stretch stitch on the long edges. And a hand vac after sewing to get rid of the fuzz flying around me and the sewing room and the scarves.

The ones I saw on the "ski rack" were not over the neck kind but wrap around the neck with one side flapped over the other and pulled through the cut opening in the bottom half. Sort of like the awareness ribbons we see for troop welcome, breast cancer etc. . Both kinds(tube and wrap look nice & warm but are not for me.)

The tube type is a neck gator LLBean and Lands End carry them, I got them from them years ago when my sons used to ski.

Can you explain what you mean by a stretch stitch? Is this a wide zig zag stitch?

Micro fleece doesn't ravel either. It's cheaper to buy a blanket from Kmart or Walmart than to buy yardage. Just cut a piece 4-6" wide and 24-30"long. wrap around your neck to check for placement of the slit. Cut 1 1/2" - 2" slit. Done.
Wear proudly.
One twin blanket will make about 40.

picture please

I have an autistic granddaughter and I found some antipil fleece this month at joanns when it was half off. I made scarves for her teachers and the assistants in her class. I just cut the material the wof and cut a fringe and tied it in knots. The high school this year started a special needs cheerleading group call the Sprinfield Sparkles the cheerleaders were a great group very patient and I'm going to try and get some made for the three girls who were her advisors

Grammy17 - I could not find the scarf. I searched "neck scarf" but did not get a direct link.

Sounds great, fast and easy but please send pictures.