How to Sew a DIY Flannel Infinity Scarf!

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Nothing is cozier than a warm flannel scarf. Lucky for us, flannel scarves are so easy to sew! Stephanie from Swoodson Says shared a great tutorial this week with a fabulous and super easy flannel infinity scarf.

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Infinity scarfs are such wonderful accessories. If you haven’t made one of your own yet, here’s your chance! Come visit Stephanie’s blog and find her FREE tutorial.

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p.s. You might like these other infinity scarf tutorials:

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