I really like your instructions. You add the extra steps (pressing, moving zipper head) which make for a more professional final product. Thanks for this video.
New subscriber, this video was amazing. You had it so detailed that even tho I am a quilter not a sewer, I completely understood and intend to make one. Thank you!,🎉
Absolutely love the scarf with the zipper pocket ... will be doing one soon, but using an invisible zipper. Thank-you so much for sharing your time and talent ... greatly appreciated.
Just came across this video and absolutely love it. You explain everything so well and make the steps easy to follow. Last note - I love your purple hair (my favorite color and currently my hair color too) :)
I've watched a lot of infinity scarf tutorials today and yours is the best! Thank you for going into so much detail on how to get a really neat professional finish on the zip. :)
este foi feito com flanela. É um tecido leve, mas é macio e quente. Nós nos Estados Unidos Use-o muito durante os meses frios de inverno confeccionamos camisas, pijamas e cobertores com este tecido. Espero que isso tenha sido compreensível. Estou usando o Google Tradutor, obrigado.
@@TiffanysStitchery obrigada pela gentileza aqui no Brasil faz muito calor usamos golas de tricô porque no tempo do inferno faz muito frio vou fazer um de flanela e vou fazer um de tricô pelo menos tentar kkkk ficou uma fofuraaaaa sua gola Deus abençoe em nome de Jesus
Mary Aftowski that’s good to hear! I believe you can, try practicing on something old if you don’t feel confident at first. After you have done it once or twice you’ll see how easy it is.
You have a wonderful tutorial! You make it look so simple and easy to follow. I made mine with jersey stretch knit, and it was a bear to work with. But I made it work
You are a goddess!!! This has been the most thorough video I've seen on how to make this scarf. Thank you for taking the time to show us. Happy holidays ❤️
I really liked your video. Very clear with instructions and slow paced. How I've never seen you before is beyond me ! Now to go make one of these and of course ck out your other videos and LIKE & SUBSCRIBE ... Keep them coming !! Happy Holidays
Your video helped me make my first one today... it's always tricky when you have to turn things and it'd been awhile since I had so THAINK THANK you for well done detailed instructions from start to finish! NOW 2 more to go for Christmas presents! MERRY Christmas to you and your family.
Love your descriptive video. Thank you for using your time to assist others with this make. I have one question: have you ever made this type of scarf on a serger? If so, any tips?
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. I have not tried using a surger to make this scarf because I’m a little nervous about going around the zipper with a surger. For me using a serger is more about making exposed seams look nice and tidy. And since this scarf doesn’t have any exposed seams, I didn’t feel it was necessary. If you do want to try it I would suggest inserting the zipper first with a regular machine and then just use the serger for the straight long seams of the edge of the scarf.
Oh my goodness. I have watched and re watched this so many times. Made it, un picked it, made it again and now I've just seen what has gone wrong for me. When lining the pockets up and sewing down sides, I couldn't understand why the stopper of the zip wasn't on the left. I see now that how I was taught to measure a zip ( zipper pull to metal stop) is different to you. You actually include the zipper tape at the top in your measurement to the bottom zipper stop. Silly me for not double checking. So that whole inch was sucked up in my seam allowance! Never mind, it works, but will use an 8 inch zip next time. Thanks for the video.
You know after you made this comment I measured all of my zippers and found that the ones that I was using for this video are not true to size. They were listed as 9” but the actual zipper is 8”. I purchased them in bulk from Amazon, I think they are from China not sure. But they were cheap and not the best quality either. Thank you for bringing this to my attention and I’m going to make sure to double measure next time. I’m sorry you had difficulty with it. I’m thinking of doing a part 2 update for it.
Sian Sweet hello and thank you for watching. My fabric was 44 inch wide flannel. I started with a 72 inch length piece and cut it in half down the length to get two scarves from it. 😊
@@TiffanysStitchery Thank you for your reply. Just one other question - is there anything you would do differently if making this in a knit fabric? Many thanks.
Sian Sweet I think I would use an interfacing on the whole pocket piece to stabilize the zipper. Maybe some on the main fabric around the zipper as well.
Sian Sweet I do recommend testing it out to make sure it will be how you like it. Now I’m thinking about doing a part 2 with a knit. Let me know how it turns out! 🤗
Hello! I’m not sure what you mean. I made two scarves the same size. I started off with 2 yards of fabric which would be 72 inches long and then cut it down in half lengthwise so each scarf before sewing was approximately 72“ x 22“ each. I hope that helps.
I get them from an Etsy shop called Tagtopia. 😊 I’m sorry it took so long to reply to you I have not been getting all of my TH-cam notifications lately.
Tiffany, I have one more question. I have made three of these so far (thank you). I just want to be sure what to do with the ends of the zipper tape. I know we have to pin them out the way, but do you recall if you eventually sewed them down or will that happen later when we "double" the zipper to sew up the pocket and the rest of the scarf? Thank you so much
Lynette Patrice the ends of the zipper tape should be enclosed inside your stitching and you shouldn’t see them anymore. I didn’t do anything else to them besides what you see in my video. I hope that helps 😊
I’m completely aware of the music issue but I chose to leave it because I felt it wasn’t that annoying and many people still seem to get the information they need for making the scarf. It’s not super easy to create videos for TH-cam that are perfectly edited when you are first starting out and doing all the work yourself. I’ve had many positive comments on this tutorial and only a few negative ones and then only about the music. The music isn’t easy to remove from an existing video unless I redo it completely. You can try turning the volume down and reading the captions next time. 😊
@@TiffanysStitchery you don't need to school me or tell me how to watch a video. I thought I was being kind and helpful. Some folks aren't aware of a glitch that stressed piping up in a video. And appreciate the heads up. I suppose my thumbs up wasn't necessary. I didn't go on how it actually effected me. Because I wasnt being rude. I site hope you have a better day. I know you don't need all the watch time or likes & I'm likely not a necessary viewer. That's cool. 🙄 I didn't scold you for not having a perfect voyeur l video either.. again how you have a better day. Bless'ns
Maureen Newman I can understand why you would say that. I had a hard time editing this music as I was very new at it. I know there is a part in the middle where the music is fast and annoying. Unfortunately now that this video is already uploaded I can’t remove the music, plus I feel no music at all is very boring. I will take this into consideration while editing future videos. Thank you for your comment. 😊
The best tutorial!!!. I made sooo many of these using this awesome lesson. Thank you for sharing.
I love this way of making infinity scarfs...it is so efficient. This is my fave tutorial for infinity scarves with hidden pocket.
Thank you so much!
I have made 3 scarfs. Your instructions are very good. Thank you.
Your directions are great. I have made many of these for gifts and even sold some. Thank you for sharing!
I really like your instructions. You add the extra steps (pressing, moving zipper head) which make for a more professional final product. Thanks for this video.
Peggy Day thank you so much! I appreciate that 😊
New subscriber, this video was amazing. You had it so detailed that even tho I am a quilter not a sewer, I completely understood and intend to make one. Thank you!,🎉
Thank you so much! I appreciate you 💜
Absolutely love the scarf with the zipper pocket ... will be doing one soon, but using an invisible zipper. Thank-you so much for sharing your time and talent ... greatly appreciated.
Jo Ann McCraw thank you for your lovely comment! I appreciate it so much 💜
Excellent instructions. 😊
Thank you! I appreciate that 🤗
Very clear concise instructions....thank you....love that you are slow as you show the steps!
Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Thank you I’ve made a dozen of these for Christmas you made it so easy
That makes me happy! Thank you 😊 Merry Christmas!!
Thanks for the tutorial :)
Really good tutorial thankyou
You’re very welcome 😊
Just came across this video and absolutely love it. You explain everything so well and make the steps easy to follow. Last note - I love your purple hair (my favorite color and currently my hair color too) :)
Thank you so much! And I’m still purple😍 💜
I've watched a lot of infinity scarf tutorials today and yours is the best! Thank you for going into so much detail on how to get a really neat professional finish on the zip. :)
Joanne Robinson thank you so much! Feel free to share this video with others. It would help me grow my channel, and I so appreciate it! 💜
Que tecido é este está gola é só para o inverno porque parece um tecido bem leve
este foi feito com flanela. É um tecido leve, mas é macio e quente. Nós nos Estados Unidos Use-o muito durante os meses frios de inverno confeccionamos camisas, pijamas e cobertores com este tecido.
Espero que isso tenha sido compreensível. Estou usando o Google Tradutor, obrigado.
@@TiffanysStitchery obrigada pela gentileza aqui no Brasil faz muito calor usamos golas de tricô porque no tempo do inferno faz muito frio vou fazer um de flanela e vou fazer um de tricô pelo menos tentar kkkk ficou uma fofuraaaaa sua gola Deus abençoe em nome de Jesus
thanks for the clear instructions!
You are very welcome! Thank you for being here. 😍
Thank you your video was exactly what I was looking for and the tip about the zip made my scarf look so much better x
Angie Macpherson that’s awesome! I’m so glad it helped you 😊
This is my second tutorial for the evening and this one is very clearly explained - thank you!
I’m so glad you liked it. Thank you!
Thanks for the tutorial. This was just what I was looking for - wanted some quick last minute Christmas presents. Love the added pocket!!!! 💕
Awesome! I’m so glad you liked it 😊
This was such a clear tutorial I actually think I will be able to make one!
Mary Aftowski that’s good to hear! I believe you can, try practicing on something old if you don’t feel confident at first. After you have done it once or twice you’ll see how easy it is.
You have a wonderful tutorial! You make it look so simple and easy to follow. I made mine with jersey stretch knit, and it was a bear to work with. But I made it work
Thank you so much!
You are a goddess!!! This has been the most thorough video I've seen on how to make this scarf. Thank you for taking the time to show us. Happy holidays ❤️
Thank you for your support! This made my day! 😍 Happy Holidays to you!
Merci beaucoup pour la video, jai pu faire un beau foulard pour mon herisson! :)
Pour votre hérisson ? Wow! J'aimerais bien voir ça ! Merci d'avoir regardé 💜
Great video! Very clear and helpful.
Catherine Marie Scrivo thank you! I’m glad you liked it 💜
YOU ARE AWESOME. GREAT DIRECTIONS
Joyce Weaver thank you so much!!! 🤗
I really liked your video. Very clear with instructions and slow paced. How I've never seen you before is beyond me ! Now to go make one of these and of course ck out your other videos and LIKE & SUBSCRIBE ... Keep them coming !! Happy Holidays
Amazing tutorial!!! Thank you and keep going to build your channel! All love over here!!!
SARAH D thank you so much! Support like that is what keeps me motivated 💜
Your video helped me make my first one today... it's always tricky when you have to turn things and it'd been awhile since I had so THAINK THANK you for well done detailed instructions from start to finish! NOW 2 more to go for Christmas presents! MERRY Christmas to you and your family.
FairhopeMobileBayRE that makes me so happy! Thank you for your support I appreciate it so much 💕
And Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Love the zipper pocket idea!
Love your descriptive video. Thank you for using your time to assist others with this make. I have one question: have you ever made this type of scarf on a serger? If so, any tips?
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. I have not tried using a surger to make this scarf because I’m a little nervous about going around the zipper with a surger. For me using a serger is more about making exposed seams look nice and tidy. And since this scarf doesn’t have any exposed seams, I didn’t feel it was necessary. If you do want to try it I would suggest inserting the zipper first with a regular machine and then just use the serger for the straight long seams of the edge of the scarf.
Lovely video Thank you !
Thank you for this VERY CLEAR demonstration! (And just FYI, I would also say 2/8ths since the ruler is divided that way :-) )
😂😂😂 thanks for your support! Now that someone pointed it out I’m probably going to change though.
Oh my goodness. I have watched and re watched this so many times. Made it, un picked it, made it again and now I've just seen what has gone wrong for me. When lining the pockets up and sewing down sides, I couldn't understand why the stopper of the zip wasn't on the left. I see now that how I was taught to measure a zip ( zipper pull to metal stop) is different to you. You actually include the zipper tape at the top in your measurement to the bottom zipper stop. Silly me for not double checking. So that whole inch was sucked up in my seam allowance! Never mind, it works, but will use an 8 inch zip next time. Thanks for the video.
You know after you made this comment I measured all of my zippers and found that the ones that I was using for this video are not true to size. They were listed as 9” but the actual zipper is 8”. I purchased them in bulk from Amazon, I think they are from China not sure. But they were cheap and not the best quality either. Thank you for bringing this to my attention and I’m going to make sure to double measure next time. I’m sorry you had difficulty with it. I’m thinking of doing a part 2 update for it.
@@TiffanysStitchery I've made 6 of these for pressies since! You're a very good teacher x
Sian Sweet thank you so much for your sweet encouragement 😘💜💜
Hi. Great video, thank you. How wide was your fabric to start with/ what size piece of fabric is needed for one scarf? Thanks x
Sian Sweet hello and thank you for watching. My fabric was 44 inch wide flannel. I started with a 72 inch length piece and cut it in half down the length to get two scarves from it. 😊
@@TiffanysStitchery Thank you for your reply. Just one other question - is there anything you would do differently if making this in a knit fabric? Many thanks.
Sian Sweet I think I would use an interfacing on the whole pocket piece to stabilize the zipper. Maybe some on the main fabric around the zipper as well.
@@TiffanysStitchery Thanks again. I'm going to stop watching and start stitching!
Sian Sweet I do recommend testing it out to make sure it will be how you like it. Now I’m thinking about doing a part 2 with a knit. Let me know how it turns out! 🤗
Thank you for this tutorial. I just have a fast question: Did you fuse the pocket for the scarf?
Lynette Patrice no I did not fuse the pocket. Only stitching 😊
Lynette Patrice vy
Great tutorial but the music is distracting
Hi. What size is was the first scarf?
Hello! I’m not sure what you mean. I made two scarves the same size. I started off with 2 yards of fabric which would be 72 inches long and then cut it down in half lengthwise so each scarf before sewing was approximately 72“ x 22“ each. I hope that helps.
Where do you get your labels from?
I get them from an Etsy shop called Tagtopia. 😊 I’m sorry it took so long to reply to you I have not been getting all of my TH-cam notifications lately.
Da para fazer em um turbante
Did you add any interfacing to the cotton/pocket fabric?
ajaramillo831 no I did not add any interfacing. That would make the pocket too stiff for a scarf in my opinion.
I used this to make a bonding scarf for my baby rats, they love it.
That’s awesome! Thank you for letting me know 💜
Tiffany, I have one more question. I have made three of these so far (thank you). I just want to be sure what to do with the ends of the zipper tape. I know we have to pin them out the way, but do you recall if you eventually sewed them down or will that happen later when we "double" the zipper to sew up the pocket and the rest of the scarf? Thank you so much
Lynette Patrice the ends of the zipper tape should be enclosed inside your stitching and you shouldn’t see them anymore. I didn’t do anything else to them besides what you see in my video. I hope that helps 😊
@@TiffanysStitchery Okay, got it....I understand. The first one I did was perfect...LOL
Great idea. ❤Sadly, the background music is overwhelming as it's loud and stuck in hi speed glitchy loops. 😮
I’m completely aware of the music issue but I chose to leave it because I felt it wasn’t that annoying and many people still seem to get the information they need for making the scarf. It’s not super easy to create videos for TH-cam that are perfectly edited when you are first starting out and doing all the work yourself. I’ve had many positive comments on this tutorial and only a few negative ones and then only about the music. The music isn’t easy to remove from an existing video unless I redo it completely. You can try turning the volume down and reading the captions next time. 😊
@@TiffanysStitchery you don't need to school me or tell me how to watch a video. I thought I was being kind and helpful. Some folks aren't aware of a glitch that stressed piping up in a video. And appreciate the heads up. I suppose my thumbs up wasn't necessary. I didn't go on how it actually effected me. Because I wasnt being rude. I site hope you have a better day. I know you don't need all the watch time or likes & I'm likely not a necessary viewer. That's cool. 🙄 I didn't scold you for not having a perfect voyeur l video either.. again how you have a better day. Bless'ns
Da para fazer numa gola de tricô
I need just plain scarf ... No zipper pocket, please!
Why do you say two-eighths of an inch instead of just saying a quarter inch seam?
Martha Bright 😂😂😂 I don’t know! I guess that’s how my brain works. Either way you’ll get it right? 😁
@@TiffanysStitchery 😂😂
Could you please not have the music, very annoying- I just want to hear you talking
Maureen Newman I can understand why you would say that. I had a hard time editing this music as I was very new at it. I know there is a part in the middle where the music is fast and annoying. Unfortunately now that this video is already uploaded I can’t remove the music, plus I feel no music at all is very boring. I will take this into consideration while editing future videos. Thank you for your comment. 😊
GREAT tutorial. Thank you.