Today’s Infinity Scarf is so easy, you can hardly call it a tutorial. All you need to do is make one cut.
Remember this dress refashion?
and this:
Well, all I did was cut off the bottom of the dress.
And the bottom of the dress became this infinity scarf.
Now that’s two refashions with only one cut. Crazy good!
Thank you to everyone who signed up to help with Sheyanne’s senior project and are participating in the Dress for Change Week. Today is Day One. I’ve chosen to wear my black skirt all week and hopefully include one refashioned thing in the outfit each day.
Here’s what I’m wearing for Day One:
I hope wonderful things come your way today!
Beth
You might also like:
The Renegade Seamstress 
I’d never think to do this, but it looks great! I’m going to see what old clothes I can update and try to create an infinity scarf in the process! Thanks for the inspiration.
You are so welcome! I love infinity scarves and when they cost nothing, even better! 🙂 Have a great day!
Beth
Love!
Thank you, Mel!!!
Nice!
Thanks!
That’s what I’m talking about Beth! Use every inch. Lol. I’m finishing a refashion project now where I used every bit of fabric. The jury is still out though on half of the project. Lol. I really like your outfit. Black and white with a pop of color. Yes! Have a great one.
Thanks, Tamika! I love it when I’m able to use all the fabric. And to top it all off, SUPER EASY!!!! I can’t wait to see your newest project.
Beth
Great outfit for a spring day! I have some infinity scarfs that came into existence in a similar manner! BTW, I’m impressed that you are dressed so nice on a vacation day; I showered, dressed and then changed back into my yoga pants when I saw the snow coming down. I hope you have somewhere fun to go today to show off your cute outfit!
Thanks, Amy! I’m actually back at work today. We had our spring break last week. It has been absolutely beautiful here the last several days. My car thermometer said 71 degrees. I’m so excited for summer.
Have a fun vacation!
Beth
Wow!
🙂
Love stripes! Love scarves!
Me, too!!! 🙂
I recently found your blog and I love how you create new clothes out of items you wouldn’t give a second glance to. I only wish i had some type of sewing skills so I could give a try. The scarf looks great.
Thank you, Rosely! It’s never to late to learn….:)
I love everything about this scarf; the pattern, the colors, the fit. Oh, if only Beth was my sister . . .
😉
Oh, Cara, I’d love to have you for my sister!!!
That scarf really pulls the outfit together! I also swoon over stripes, so maybe I’m a bit biased. 😉 ~M.
Thank you! I love stripes, too!!
Love the scarf and your styling is so on point. Classy with a bit of an edge.
Paula
Fashion Stylist
Thank you, Paula! That means so much coming from a fashion goddess like you!!!!
Beth
I LOVE your whole outfit! But what a great idea to use the bottom of the dress as the infinity scarf! I found two impossibly long dresses in my closet from the mid-late 90’s that I intend to refashion in some way over the next few weeks. You’ve definitely inspired me to try! Thanks!
Thank you, Sandy! I’m excited that you are going to refashion a couple of dresses. Just a little word of warning, though. Once you start this whole refashioning thing, you might not be able to stop……:) Have fun and I’d love to see pictures of your dresses.
Beth
Looks so nice – and I actually didn’t recognize the material from the dress refashion. That’s how different it looks as a scarf!
Thank you, Jo! I wore the scarf yesterday and everyone was surprised when they found out it was the bottom of the dress. I love stripes so this was a win win for me!
Have a wonderful day!
Beth
Wow! I love your outfit! And aren’t simple refashions the best! And a two-fer no less! 😉
~Jen
Hey Jen! I agree, it’s the easy up-cycles that make this so much fun! Thank you, as always, for your nice comments. Have a great week!
Beth
Great outfit! I love the colors and that scarf is the perfect accessory.
Thank you, Sharon! I think I may have a new love…..infinity scarves. Enjoy your dayBeth
Great idea and super cute outfit!
Thank you, Alice! Hope all is well with you!
Beth
Pingback: Refashion a Man’s Button Down Shirt for Day Five of Dress For Change Week | The Renegade Seamstress
glad I am not the only one out there who loves clothes and looks at them as fabric or what can I do with that. I am so glad that you are creating things that I can now follow thanks so much. I will look at lots more things in another different light. now I can add another chapter to my all ready growing lists of things to do. thanks so much can’t wait to try some out. kim
Hi Kim,
I would love to see your creations sometime!!
Beth
I love upcycling!! Your ideas are wonderful! Any idea how many inches of fabric at the bottom of the dress are needed (just in case I find something in my closet that isn’t a dress 🙂
Thank you, Laura. This scarf was about eleven inches. Different widths will give it completely different looks. Have fun with this!!
Beth
Pingback: 49-Cent Friday: Easy No-Sew T-Shirt Refashion | Diary of a MadMama
Pingback: 21 Blue Ribbon DIY Clothing Tutorials You Should Know | HipHomeMaking
Pingback: Upcycling is the new black – The Renegade Seamstress takes reconstructing clothes to a whole new level! | Broke Girl Problems
May I ask where the original dress came from? I really loved to and I love how you transformed it into the scarf and the shorter version! I just really wanted to know where the original dress came from because I’m always on the hunt for that kinda style. Thanks so much!
Hi Kay, I bought the original dress at a thrift store. The brand was Jones New York. Hope you can find a similar dress. Have fun!
U really inspired me to try something new with my clothes before getting rid of it
Have fun, Charmaine!
So if you didn’t sew the infinity scarf, you left it as it was cut and left the one edge raw as cut? There would have been a hem in one edge, right?
Yes, since it was a knit fabric, I didn’t have to hem it on the cut side. It did have a hem on the side of the original dress hem, though.