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Hello there! I'm Diane and I have two grand passions: making crafts and making media. That's what I write about here, and sometimes, I get all thoughtful about internet culture and creative small businesses. Thanks for stopping by! Would you like some tea?   
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How to Make a Voile & Flannel Fall Scarf
OK, so maybe temperatures are in the upper 80′s here in PDX this week, but it’s still time to get excited about cooler temperatures and scarf-wearing. I love this Fall scarf I made for Spoonflower. It combines a layer of gauzy voile with a layer of flannel, so it’s very lightweight, but still nice and warm. And I hand-quilted around the paisleys, which creates a lovely pattern on the flannel side. Go check out the how-to over on the Spoonflower blog!  
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LOVELY scarf design, Diane! The mix of fabrics is ideal in many ways. Practical and beautiful…how not to love?! ;o)
Thank you so much, Tracy!
Great scarf! I am thinking of using this technique to make the perfect size blanket to use while TV watching in my recliner. Gosh that makes me sound lazy.
Nope, it makes you sound both comfortable AND crafty! And I can get behind that 100%. :-) I’d love to hand-quilt a blanket in these fabrics now that I’ve played with a scarf.