It's starting to get chilly around here, and that means it's time to break out my many handmade scarves!  I love making scarves, with their basic simplicity and endless creative possibility, and I've already done a roundup of knit+crochet scarves, as well as scarflets and cowls, so this set of scarves is all non-knit/crochet.  Some sewn, some no-sew, some from recycled clothing, some reconstructions of store bought scarves... Starting with Rachel's super awesome T-Shirt Memory Scarf on Craft: blog!

 

This ruffly scarf on Ruffles & Stuff is also made from a recycled t-shirt (or you could make it from several for a multi-colored look!):



Craft: has a tutorial by Brookelynn for sewing this Ruffled Scarf from a recycled sweater:



Mary Ray on CraftStylish shows us how to make a spiral scarf:



And I love this CraftStylish tutorial by Diane Gilleland for a Recycled Necktie Scarf (you could try lining it with wool for a winter version):



Some Girls Wander blog made a pretty scarf from vintage doilies:



I love these Scrap Scarves, with a full tutorial on Javajem Knits blog:



Shawn Connally on Craft: talks about her favorite scarf, which is similar to the scrap scarf style, but with a couple of cool features:



And here's a totally different kind of scrap scarf, with tutorial by Mary Ray on CraftStylish:



Make and Takes has a how-to for this Easy Fringe Fleece Scarf:



I just contributed a tutorial to Dollar Store Crafts, for this no-sew buttoning scarflet, which uses a fringed fleece scarf from the dollar store:



And those fleece scarves are a huge inspiration to many a thrifty crafter!  Check out Dollar Store Crafts' Fleece Scarf Gallery, featuring these awesome Hand-Printed Fleece Scarves from curbly:



I'll leave you with one more scarf I made, but with no tutorial - it's super simple though, just pieces of felted recycled sweater wool, sewn together to make a big, warm scarf!  Get creative, since scarves can be any kind of cozy long rectangle you can create!  Happy Autumn crafting!