Scarf Video Tutorial for St. Patrick’s Day

Crystal Donnelly
February 25, 2015
Bowdabra, Craft Tutorials, St. Patrick's Day, Video Tutorials

St. Patrick’s Day is March 17, are you ready? Watch this video as Sandy Sandler, the creator of Bowdabra creates a funky St. Patrick’s Day scarf with a recycled t-shirt, beads, decor mesh and the amazing Bowdabra bow maker.

This quick and easy DIY project requires only a recycled T-shirt and some dollar store supplies, so it’s very inexpensive. This hip and funky St. Patrick’s Day scarf is just too much fun to make and wear! You won’t want to make just one. And don’t forget to involve the kids. And since it’s so “green” in more ways that one, this scarf is a super group project for girl scouts troops and church youth groups.

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Scarf Video Tutorial for St. Patrick’s Day

Crystal Donnelly February 25, 2015

Bowdabra St. Patrick's Day Tutorials video tutorial

St. Patrick’s Day is March 17, are you ready? Watch this video as Sandy Sandler, the creator of Bowdabra creates a funky St. Patrick’s Day scarf with a recycled t-shirt, beads, decor mesh and the amazing Bowdabra bow maker.

This quick and easy DIY project requires only a recycled T-shirt and some dollar store supplies, so it’s very inexpensive. This hip and funky St. Patrick’s Day scarf is just too much fun to make and wear! You won’t want to make just one. And don’t forget to involve the kids. And since it’s so “green” in more ways that one, this scarf is a super group project for girl scouts troops and church youth groups.