tStay warm with our flannel hooded infinity scarf. Made from soft flannel, it's cozy and perfect for chilly days. The hood adds a practical touch while giving your outfit a chic upgrade. It's perfect for cottagecore winter aesthetics, or adding some warmth to your renaissance fair outfits.
After having worn this scarf on walks in the winter I can say it keeps my head and ears warm while making me feel like I'm out of a fairy-tale and wandering through the woods. It doesn't look out of place, but still works if you want to pair it with your witchy, or other ren-fair peices.
Follow along with our hooded infinity scarf tutorial video, and download our free PDF pattern below.
Download the hooded infinity scarf pattern below:
Download the Hooded Infinity Scarf Pattern
Materials needed:
- 1.5 yards of fabric (3/4 of a yard per color if choosing a different color for the lining) - Robert Kaufman Mammoth Flannel
- Scissors
- Thread
- Sewing Machine
- Optional: Hand sewing kit
Hooded Infinity Scarf Pattern Quick Steps:
Seam allowance 5/8"
- Download the pattern above and tape the pieces together following the instructions.
- Watch the video tutorial here: Youtube Video Tutorial or using the embedded player above.
- Cut pattern out of fabric, marking notches, and darts. you should have 2 hoods.
- Line up and sew the darts.
- Sew the top edge of each hood together.
- Flatten the back edge, lining up the top seam with the corner notch. So that the hood now have a curved edge on the back. Sew together.
- With Right sides together, pin the lining to the outside hood. matching seams and notches.
- Sew the outside edges together. Start seam 1" from edge of scarf, and leave 1" at the end.
- Under stitch the outside edge.
- Sew the neck edge. Clip rounded corners.
- Flip hood right side out.
- With right sides together, Match up the outside edges with the 1" clearance. Sew together.
- Press flat.
- The press lining. Lining up the seams and folding the the seam allowances. Pin, and hand sew together using a whip stitch.
And your finished!
We hope you enjoyed this tutorial, let us know if the comments how your hooded infinity scarf turned out!