Assorted Vintage Scarves
Assorted vintage scarves, starting at $3.49 for a single scarf. Pay as little as $1.25/ea when you order larger quantities! The product photos are examples of the range of designs in the assortment, the actual designs of the scarves you receive will each be unique!
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Vintage Wide Rectangular Scarves (Assorted) – $3.49
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Vintage Narrow Rectangular Scarves (Assorted) – $3.49
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Vintage Large Square Scarves (Assorted) – $3.49
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Vintage Small Square Scarves (Assorted) – $3.49
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Vintage Scarves
Vintage Scarves
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Small Striped Vintage Scarf
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Skiing Scene Vintage Silk Scarf
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90s Belts and Chains Vintage Scarf
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Presidents 1789-1949 Vintage Silk Scarf
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Vintage Primary Plaid Neck Scarf
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Vintage Baby Blue Silk Geometric Printed Scarf
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I HEART JESUS Gold Printed Vintage Sheer Scarf
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Vintage Green Striped Neck Scarf
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Vintage Magenta Newport Stripes Branded Scarf
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Pink Leopard Print Striped Scarf
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Y2K Brownie Scout Printed Bandana
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Dark Floral Printed Sheer Chiffon Scarf
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No Sew Cloth Face Mask
Provided by the CDC, these instructions show how to make a face mask without any sewing, using a piece of cloth such as a bandana or scarf. Your face covering should be washed regularly in the washing machine, and when removing your mask, be careful not to touch your eyes, nose, or mouth. Please read this page on the CDC’s website for more information!
Cloth Face Coverings Should:
• fit snugly but comfortably against the side of the face
• be secured with ties or ear loops
• include multiple layers of fabric
• allow for breathing without restriction
• be able to be laundered and machine dried without damage or change to shape
*When using one of our scarves, fold the fabric into a square-like shape before beginning this tutorial






PLEASE NOTE: These masks are not meant to replace surgical face masks or N-95 respirators. However, when you must go out, something to cover yourself is better than nothing. At the very least, it will remind you to not touch your face! While cotton is the preferred fabric to use, other materials are also moderately effective at blocking out particles when layered.
How to Make a No-Sew Pleated Face Mask
This video tutorial from Japanese Creations shows you how to fold a piece of fabric into a multi-layered face mask.
Materials:
• Handkerchief or scarf (a regular cotton handkerchief of 18″ x 18″ is used in this tutorial)
• 2 hair tiesNote from Japanese Creations:
• If you have tights that have a hole or a strain, make elastic bands from them. Very soft and stretchy, they are actually more comfortable than regular hair ties.
• Elastic bands from a sock are also comfy and can be good alternatives. However, they tend to shed.
How to Sew a Fabric Mask with a Filter Pocket
This tutorial is based on the instructions provided by Maker’s Habitat (which can be found here!).MEASUREMENTS FOR ADULT SIZE:
Main Fabric: 24cm x 19cm
Lining: 18cm x 13cm
Elastic length per piece: 30cm if elastic is very stretchy, or 35cm if it’s not very stretchy. Try it on and adjust the length if needed.