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In reply to the discussion: I made a scarf [View all]Warpy
(114,527 posts)41. Strip of sweatshirt about 15" wide and able to circumnavigate your head at an angle
that will allow you to pull it over the tops of your ears if it's windy. You can either stitch straight across the top and either have it stand up straight with a couple of points (tassels help) or put it on with one of the points facing forward and just pull it into a slouch; OR you can gather/pleat it at the top for a rounder silhouette. The bottom can either be folded up an inch or so or simply rolled.
After all, this stuff will most likely be languishing in the back of a cupboard for the next decade after this stinking weather blows out and it gets more normal again.
I slept in old momjeans and a sweater last night. I needed to. The wind is no longer a factor, so I can wear my usual shorts and t-shirt tonight.
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If the sweater if made of woolly material and stretches, and if it has sleeves that are fairly wide,
sabrina 1
Feb 2015
#16
Were you, Aerows, the person here who reuses aluminum foil so there'll be less waste?
RiverLover
Feb 2015
#44
My old coat was approaching the point of being embarrassing so I made myself a new one this year.
WillowTree
Feb 2015
#8
I am trying to picture how you accomplished this. Is there a youtube video with instructions?
Tuesday Afternoon
Feb 2015
#9
Is it below freezing again there, today, or has the cold moved further East?
countryjake
Feb 2015
#52
You could make a watchcap- here's a youtube showing how to make a fleece one
marzipanni
Feb 2015
#12