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Rhubarb Sky shows how to make this headscarf. All it takes is two triangles of fabric and a yard of bias tape. What could be easier? Get the how-to.
[via The Crafty Crow]
[photo from Rhubarb Sky]
[tags]sewing, tutorial, headscarf, head, scarf, triangle, bandana[/tags]
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Great tutorial! I love finding new things to do with my scarves. I also found a really cool site on StumbleUpon on how to wear a scarf 37 different ways including ways to tie a head scarf. Thought this might be helpful!
\http://www.scarves.net/how-to-tie-a-scarf/head-scarves.htm
Exactly what I was looking for.
And so easy!
Thanks so much.
This is perfect. I am making dresses or 3rd world orphans and wanted to add a few headscarves..This I can handle..Many thanks