Scarf size
- I think size depends on whether you want it for looks or warmth. I live in Central Alaska where I NEED a scarf for warmth. Therefore, I need it a little wider and a lot longer so I can wrap it around my neck, throw the ends over my shoulders and they will stay there when I put my coat on and I'll stay warm. It irritates me to have the ends keep falling and I have to continually throw them back over my shoulder or around my neck. My opinion.
- —Guest Sharon
Best Scarf Size
- Well, it all depends on the purpose of the scarf, and the person for whom you are making it. If you are making a kid's scarf, obviously, it can't be as long as an adult scarf. If it is a decorative scarf, not meant to keep cold necks warm, then that is different than something designed to wrap around your face and neck to hold back the cold. Too short and it's useless, too long and it's dangerous. I generally make mine go from fingertip to fingertip with arms straight out.
- —Guest Sweetdoggie
scarf size
- I'm making scarf/hat/mitten sets for all my female family members Christmas. Each scarf is about 12 inches wide and 60 inches long. I'm using all different cable and lace patterns for them.
- —Guest banana42
Scarf Sizes
- Normal size would be 6"wide by 60"long. And I would adjust from there.
- —Guest Dawn
Scarf Sizes
- I like long scarves, about 6 feet or so. Width depends on the material and design. For real bulky yarns, I don't go as wide as I do with finer yarns where the scarf can be doubled. Hope this helps.
- —Dorothea
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