How to Make A No-sew Fleece Scarf

Fleece is always a warm comfort on a cold winter day, especially when it’s in the form of a scarf. The great thing about fleece is that the edges don’t fray, allowing the material to be cut without having to hem the edges. As such a pair of scissors is all that is needed to quickly turn a piece of fleece into a comfy, cozy scarf.

There are many patterned and color options in fleece fabrics available a fabric store. A trip to the local JoAnn fabrics or other local craft store will usually allow you find something suitable in a pattern or plain color, depending on your preference. The nice thing about the plain colors is that you don’t have to worry about a pattern being small enough to fit onto a scarf. The plain colors also allow you a blank canvass to express your creativity with fabric paints and other such methods of decorating. The fabric paints I used on this scarf are of the Tulip brand and contain glitter for a snowy sparkle. They harden after a few hours and then the scarf can be washed in any normal load of laundry.