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| I love these sweet scarves!  They are so easy to wear.  They can be lightweight for spring or summer OR heavier for fall and winter. And I just discovered a new REPurpose method for these babies! | 
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| I had this square scarf that I loved - because of the fabric/ print, BUT I was never wearing it because it was square and how do you wear a square scarf these days?  Then one day it occurred to me that the measurements were right to make it into an Infinity Scarf.  So I immediately set to work! 
 This scarf measured about 34" square.  When I make an Infinity Scarf from scratch, I use about 2 yards in length - which is 72".  This will double up to about 68" (a little less when everything is cut off) which is close.  Just won't be as long - still totally wearable!
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| I started by folding it in half and I cut it along the fold. | 
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| I cut off the edges.  You do not have to do this but with the contrast edge and the fabric being sheer I did not want it to show through from the inside - I thought it would look weird. | 
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| Then I sewed the two pieces right sides together. | 
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| I folded this down again, long-ways, and sewed the right sides together again, making a long tube. | 
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| Here is the long tube sewn together. | 
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| I turned the tube inside out, then brought the two ends together,with the seams right near each other. | 
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| This whole next step is probably the trickiest part:  I brought the two seams together and pinned.  This is where I start to sew. | 
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| Start sewing just before the pin, and keep pinching the edges together, and keep sewing. | 
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| Just keep sewing around those edges, pinching a little bit at a time as you go.  
Just keep all the scarf underneath out of the way or you will sew over it and have to pick it out - yuck! 
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| When you get about as far as you can go, it will look like this.  Stop stitching when have gotten as far as you can go,and backstitch. | 
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| When you release and trim threads from that seam, just tug both sides and it will pop back to normal, leaving you with a tiny hole (or bigger depending on how far you got on that tricky seam). | 
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| Just fold those edges inside the hole.  Stitch the opening shut, very close to the edge.  I always just make sure this is my back neck placement when I wear it. | 
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| You are done!  Now you can wear your old scarf in a new way! 
 
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| Here's me wearing it - ignore the gooney smile - but not the cutie down in the corner :) | 
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| Do you have any old square scarves you could REPurpose into an infinity scarf? | 
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