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Fleece Scarf With Pockets Tutorial

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This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great  DIY fleece sewing project.  Perfect winter sewing project.

The sewing tutorial: You can make a fleece scarf with pockets tutorial! Simple step by step tutorial. Written and video tutorial to walk you through it.
Make a fleece scarf with pockets that is great for keep your hands warm or holding your cell phone if your coat doesn’t have any pockets.This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project.
You’ll need:
2/3 yard of fleece
1/3 yard faux fur
Thread
Sewing machine
Rotary cutter, Mat,Ruler

Sewing Essentials (scissors, pins, etc.)

Video tutorial here, written below.

Fleece Scarf With Pockets Tutorial

1 – Cut out pieces

This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project. Perfect winter sewing project. Cut two 12 inch wide , 60 inch strips of fleece.  (I like long scarves you might want to shorten this if you prefer them shorter.)
This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project. Perfect winter sewing project. Cut two pieces of faux fur that are 12 inches wide and 12 inches long.  Once you cut the fur, be sure to shake the fur outside to avoid a mess. (you also might want a lint roller handy)

Tip: don’t have a large cutting mat?  Just use a plastic office chair mat – it’s soft plastic so it won’t hurt your blade, and it can take abuse.

2 – Sew the lengths together

This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project. Perfect winter sewing project. With right sides together pin the two pieces of the fleece stripes together and sew, using a .5 seam allowance.

3 – Begin with the fur

This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project. Perfect winter sewing project. At one end of the scarf, pin the fur right side to right side of the fleece, being sure that you leave the the top  open for turning. Note: Be sure that the nap (direction the fur lies) is going in the same direction on both ends of the scarf.  It will look funny if one side is up and other side is down.  Just pet the fur to determine the nap. Does petting it make the fur stick up more or lay down flat and smooth?

This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project. Perfect winter sewing project. Then sew all the way around (again leaving the top open) using a .5 seam allowance. On the side seams be sure to start .5 inches down from the open top.

This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project. Perfect winter sewing project. Trim corners and turn right side out. Turn top under .5 inches and top stitch the gap shut. (you can do this with a machine as the fur hides the stitches Repeat on the other end of the scarf.

4 – Finish the edges

This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project. Perfect winter sewing project.

Once you have turned both ends right side out – you will notice that sides of the scarf just above the fur will fold in because the seam allowance used when we added the fur.  Turn it under .5 inches and using a zig zag stitch sew along the edges all the way down the scarf on both sides to give it a nice finished look

 

5- Make the Pocket

This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project. Perfect winter sewing project. Now it’s time to make the pocket. Flip the fur end of the scarf so the fur is on the outside and the right side of fleece is touching the right side of fleece. Pin.
Top-stitch through all the layers, using a .5 seam allowance.

This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project. Perfect winter sewing project. Take your time as you are dealing with a lot of material. Repeat on other end of scarf. Trim your threads.

This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project. Perfect winter sewing project.
Using a needle pull the fur out of the seam to hide your stitches (depending on the the length of the fur you might need to pull it out of the side seams too.)  You’re finished with the fleece scarf with pockets tutorial!

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  • Saturday Morning Scarf  Fleece and Jersey knit combine for the perfect scarf)
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This fleece scarf with pockets tutorial is easy to follow. I love the fur trim on this scarf it's so fun! Great DIY fleece sewing project. Perfect winter sewing project.

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  1. Kathy says

    October 11, 2012 at 5:02 pm

    Hi Angel,
    First. I want to say thank you for this site and all of the wonderful patterns!
    I love this site and the free patterns and videos are awesome! Thank you.
    Next, I have a question about this pattern: I love this pattern too! I want to make it. On step 4 above, when turning in the edges of the scarf above the pocket on each side–isnt this creating a zig zagged ‘hem’ that is visible on the right side of the scarf ? How does that look? Do you have a photo of the finished scarf showing up close this hem?
    Thanks so much,
    Kathy

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    • Angel says

      October 12, 2012 at 11:10 am

      Hi Kathy,
      Unfortunately I am in the process of moving so I don’t have access to the scarf to take a picture of it for you. However, if you use a good matching thread the zig zag is hardly visible and the fluffy fleece tends to “swallow” some of the stitch. In my opinion it looks fine and is hardly visible. If you are concerned try a “test” piece with the stitch to see if you like it before doing it to the entire scarf.
      – Angel

  2. Christina says

    October 16, 2012 at 4:07 pm

    I really want the pattern to this scarf, how do I download it?!

    Reply
    • Angel says

      October 16, 2012 at 5:35 pm

      Hi Christina,
      This is one of the few patterns where no pdf pattern is required – just follow the directions!
      – Angel

  3. Mindy says

    October 27, 2012 at 6:53 pm

    New to sewing and trying to self teach myself so I need some help. The two strips of fleece….are you sewing the short ends together to make one huge length, approximately 120 inches? I also don’t understand how the inside of the pocket (backside of the fur) looks like the fleece.

    Reply
    • Angel says

      October 29, 2012 at 7:36 am

      Hi Mindy,
      Yes it’a two pieces sewn together to make it 120 inches. The inside pocket looks like fleece because it is fleece, you sew the fur on then flip it right side out to make it so it’s lined with fleece. check out the video for clarification. If you’re having trouble seeing on the website check out my youtube channel

  4. Kathleen says

    October 11, 2013 at 11:33 am

    I love your patterns! Thank you so much for sharing & please keep me posted w/ what’s new…… I know you must be very busy w/ 3 kids! My theory is that the more you have to do, the better it is to manage your time – because you have to manage your time well to get it all, or much of it, done!! The most imp. thing is to enjoy your children while they are w/ you, because they are grown much quicker than you thought it would be, & others try to tell you. Thanks again! Kathleen

    Reply
  5. Kimberly says

    December 16, 2013 at 5:11 pm

    I’m starting to make several of your patterns and I’m soooo excited – I love all this FLEECE!! Anyway, I’ve read over a lot of the comments trying to find if anyone had asked this question but can’t find it – do you wash the fleece before ever cutting out the patterns? I know with most other instructions you’re always to wash first so if there’s any shrinkage etc…didn’t know if fleece would even shrink?

    Thanks for all the patterns and great inspirations – great great great website!!

    Kim

    Reply
    • Angel Hickman Peterson says

      December 16, 2013 at 7:43 pm

      Hi Kim,
      Fleece doesn’t shrink so you don’t need to wash it before cutting and sewing. =)
      – Angel

  6. Kimberly says

    December 16, 2013 at 5:45 pm

    I tried to ask a question but I don’t see it posted – maybe you have to accept the post or approve it first? I don’t know but anyway do you have to wash the fleece first?

    Thanks again, Kim

    Reply
  7. Sharon sullivan says

    October 5, 2016 at 1:40 pm

    I noticed all the comments are several years old, but I am hoping you still monitor this. I noticed that you cut your scarf on the bias. Do you do that with all, or just the one that is a plaid? Thanks. This patter is going to save my life! I have several young ladies that need Christmas presents, and this is perfect!!

    Sharon

    Reply
    • Angel Hickman Peterson says

      October 10, 2016 at 2:55 pm

      The bias cut is a choice – not a design necessisty. Good luck with your gifts this year – also be sure to chekc out my handmade gift idea page for more inspiration – http://www.fleecefun.com/handmade-gift-ideas-diys.html

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