Making a Scarf for Someone Having Chemo

By

crazylady4christ2007

i am from michigan to try the local value worlds they used to be called value village..its a thrift store i have seen those in there before..you can buy one for under 2 dollars..cherie

By sherry (Guest Post)

Try the crafster.org site. They have a site "crafting for good" that lists several things you can make for mommas in chemo. Her local cancer support group would be an excellent place to contact also.

By

Cyinda

I have 3 great links for you! ... I myself was just researching what dimensions to sew myself a scarf (for bad hair days) when I found these wonderful sites. (Most rectangular scarves are about 14" x 60" long, but the size can vary quite a bit!) Here are the sites:

This site shows you a dozen different ways you can wrap & wear a scarf:
* just click on the picture you're interested in & directions will pop up:
http://www.tznius.com/cgi-bin/tying.pl

Scarf "Gripper" to hold a scarf on a bald head to stop slippage ($5.99):
http://www.headcovers.com/754/scarf-gripper-for-scarves-and-bangs/

Here's a bunch of scarves you can look at to get ideas & measurements from:
http://simplyscarves.com/

By

galmud

Try this website: http://www.fmfcorp.com/familyspot/haircover.html. There is a pattern for a triangle scarf as well as several other head coverings.