Is it a Kimono-style Wrap? Is it a Scarf?

Lightweight over-sized scarves can do double duty in your wardrobe as vests and kimono-style wraps. Just a simple knit or a few easy seams can transform 72x44" rectangles into garments and back again in just minutes. See how ...
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[@ZainaDancer]

I've seen probably too many videos on how to convert a scarf to a kimono, but you are a goddess! That wrap using the arm holes as a pull-through for the scarf is just brilliant! Thank you, thank you, thank you. 💜💜💜

[@nancynix-rice5550]

Gosh thanks - "Goddess" isn't my usual self-image!

[@Nevertoosweet2eat]

Thank you so much for sharing! Wonderful ideas I will try!

[@spaciodecm]

Great posture and beauty))))

[@eleanorcrawford9978]

Thank you just what I needed to know.

[@debbiemartin2026]

Fold along the perpendicular dotted line, right sides together. Stitch from one edge of the fabric to the other, 1/4″ from the fold, catching the free edge of the hemmed front edges into the seam. There will be a gap of approximately 1″ between the two topstitched cnter front edges.
Press the tuck and the 1″ raw edge toward the back . Edgestitch along the fold edge, simulating a flat-felled seam. Use a multi-step zigzag (serpentine) stitch to secure the back-neck seam allowance to the wrong side of the kimono.
With right sides together, stitch a narrow seam joining each open side, ending about 12″ below the shoulder (ee diagram. Slip your arms through the openings above the side seams to wear the kimono
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This is from your blog. I have no idea what you are saying here. Can you be more clear? Thanks

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

Very pretty, thank you! :-)
ETA: Thank you, I see it now. :-) ♡
-I don't see the link with the kimono (sewing) instructions. Would you please share that? :-)- And might that work with a knitted scarf, too?

[@debbiemartin2026]

Im been making these for several years and I never thought of attaching a thin scarf to a square one..great idea…I usually just buy fabric bc the silk scarves are so expensive and hard to come by,
Ok so now im watching the whole thing…maybe that was just the original scarf not another one.
I have never seen scarves with tow patterns on it like that. Surely makes a difference in how the kimono looks. But anyway, front his video I got the idea to attach two different scarves together.
PS your instructions to make the kimono are extremely confusing and hard to understand…