Violet's Deco Foiled Scarf
Learn how to make a bandana for your favorite furry friend with this adorable DIY craft.
In the Designer's Words: "A fun, easy project using Therm-O-Web Deco Foil, Hot Melt Adhesive, a cotton kerchief, and a few dies. Simply cut the Hot Melt Adhesive using your die cutting machine, iron it onto fabric, apply the Deco Foil transfer sheets... and voila! A couple hours start to finish, and Miss Violet the Mini Pig got herself a sweet, shiny, personalized bandana. Try this on T-Shirts, canvas shopping bags, pillow cases... foil makes everything prettier!"
Use shiny and exciting DecoFoil to create a glamorous DIY bandana for your favorite pet. This precious pet craft idea shows you how to create a cute wearable that will make your pup or pig feel like the most stylish animal friend in the whole neighborhood. Follow along with the full tutorial for Violet's Deco Foiled Scarf, and you will love the result. This DIY craft requires a bandana, DecoFoil, die cuts, and more! Taking just a few hours to create, this beauteous bandana is sure to make your pet strut their stuff. Pig not included.
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Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Project TypeMake a Project
Materials List
- Therm-o-Web Deco Foil
- Therm-o-Web Deco Foil Hot Melt
- Sizzix/Tim Holtz Word Play Bigz XL Die
- Sizzix/Tim Holtz Butterfly Frenzy Strip Die
- Sizzix/Tim Holtz Spring Greenery Strip Die
- Marvy Black Fabric Marker
- Cotton Triangle Bandana
- Ranger Ink Craft Scraper
- Iron
Instructions
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Cut a piece of Hot Melt Adhesive and a piece of parchment paper (which is included in the Hot Melt Package) to fit the die you’re using. Place the Hot Melt so the shiny side is up, and cover it with the parchment.
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Run the die through your cutting machine.
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Arrange your die-cuts, adhesive side down, onto your fabric.
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Cover the fabric with a sheet of parchment and press it with an iron set on “Medium” for 30 seconds. Repeat this process until the entire surface of the fabric has been bonded.
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Remove the parchment paper and let the fabric cool completely, then peel off the backing.
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Cut your chosen color(s) of foil to fit the areas you wish. Be sure the color side of the foil is facing up.
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Cover the fabric with parchment and slowly iron over the foil, using firm pressure, for 30-40 seconds. Remove the parchment.
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I found it helpful to use a Craft Scraper to really press the foil into the adhesive when the project was just slightly warm. Once it’s cooled completely, peel away the foil sheet, and you’re left with shiny gorgeousness!
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Use a fabric marker to outline the designs to give them more depth.
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Kristina K
Mar 18, 2016
The scarf is cute, and the pig is even cuter! The best part about this tutorial is that it doesn't have to be for a pet pig; this will work for an adorable accessory for any creature, human or otherwise.
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