25+ Scarf Sewing Patterns
Today, we’re talking scarves, Scarf Sewing Patterns, & Tutorials, to be exact. From an infinity scarf to a blanket scarf, hopefully, there is something that you’ll get the itch to stitch on this list. If you like this post, you may also like this list of 40 different Zip Pouch Sewing Patterns.

One of the things that I love the most about the blogosphere is the variety of projects available at any given time. You may think that you’ve seen the same scarf tutorial over and over again, but after closer inspection, you realize that everyone has their own take on how to make their scarf.
I absolutely love reading how so many people interpret a project in completely different ways. Whether it’s fabric choice or construction techniques, there is a lot of information and inspiration to be gained by exploring all of the different sewing tutorials available online.
Tips for Sewing a Scarf
- Fabric Selection:
- Choose a fabric that suits the purpose of your scarf. For a warm winter scarf, you might opt for wool or fleece, while lightweight cotton or silk would work well for a summer scarf.
- Size and Shape:
- Decide on the size and shape of your scarf. Common scarf dimensions are around 8-12 inches wide and 60-80 inches long, but this can vary based on personal preference.
- Hemming:
- Consider how you want to finish the edges of your scarf. You can use a simple hem for a clean look or try a decorative edge like a fringe or pom-poms.
- Pattern Choices:
- Explore different sewing patterns, such as infinity scarves, traditional long scarves, or even triangular scarves. Each pattern can give a unique look to your finished product.
- Embroidery and Embellishments:
- Add personal touches to your scarf by incorporating embroidery, appliqué, or other embellishments. This allows you to customize your scarf and make it truly unique.
- Experimentation:
- Don’t be afraid to experiment with different fabrics, colors, and patterns. This is a great way to discover your style and create scarves that match your wardrobe.
- Gift Ideas:
- Handmade scarves make thoughtful and personalized gifts. You can create a collection of scarves for different occasions or seasons to give to friends and family.
Remember to take your time and enjoy the process of creating your scarf. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced seamstress, scarf sewing projects can be a fun and rewarding way to express your creativity
25+ Free Scarf Patterns
With that being said, here are more than 25 scarf-sewing tutorials that caught my eye this week!
Winter Scarf Tutorials
1. Reversible Fringed Winter Scarf Tutorial
2. How to Make a Blanket Scarf @ Mom Advice
3. Leather & Flannel Scarf @ Delia Creates
4. Fleece & Fringe Scarf @ It’s Always Autumn
6. Faux Fur Infinity Scarf @ Aesthetic Nest
Infinity Scarf Tutorials
7. DIY Snap Up Infinity Travel Scarf Tutorial
8. DIY Infinity Scarf with Custom Printed Fabric
9. Simple Infinity Scarf @ Shrimp Salad Circus
10. 15 Minute Plaid & Lace Infinity Scarf @ Flamingo Toes
11. Kids Infinity Scarf by Girl. Inspired
12. Patricia Infinity Scarf @ Art Gallery Fabrics
13. DIY Infinity Scarves @ The Scrap Shoppe
Patchwork Scarf Tutorials
14. Patchwork Pom Pom Scarf Sewing Tutorial
15. Five Fat Quarter Scarf @ Tea Rose Home
Travel & Exercise Scarf Tutorials
16. Cape Scarf @ The Sewing Rabbit
17. Zippered Pocket Scarf Sewn by Girl Inspired
18. Knock Off Lululemon Scarf @ Miss Biz Bee
19. How to Tie a Blanket Scarf @ Merrick’s Art
20. DIY Upcycled Infinity Scarfs @ Little Blue Boo
22. Incredibly Simple Scarves @ The Purl Bee
All are beautiful but for me, the Faux Fur Infinity Scarf stands out among the rest. It looks so elegant.
I love that one too! It’s such a clever use of the fur.
I absolutely love some of the scarves and some of the ideas that can be used on other projects. Haven’t sewn in about 30 yrs and am now ready to make myself a new wardrobe. Here is where I hit the brick wall….all of the different types of materials, even knit must have 25 or more within that catalog alone. Is there a cheat sheet like the one you have on needles (which was heaven sent thank you) that not only tells what they are made of but what they can/should be used for?
Great ideas! Thanks for the inspiration. I made a blanket scarf a while ago and now I want to make the fringe a bit longer. One day I’ll attempt that.
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I love your scarves. My sister in law loves them and wears scarves often. I am going to make several and mail them to her. Never ever thought of it until I read your blog today. Thank you so much. I know she will love them.