Boob Scarf Tutorial

When I decided to make a boob scarf for my friends I googled "Boob Scarf Pattern" and found nothing. I enlisted the help of Jenna from www.callherhappy.com and my mom. With their assistance, I figured out the best way to make the scarves.

I decided that the length of the scarf should be about 2 yards long. I was able to fit two scarves on each 2 yard piece of material but if you want the boobs to be bigger, you will probably only be able to get one scarf per 2 yards of fabric. I started by folding the piece of fabric in half long ways so that the right sides would be together. I found a circle that would be big enough for the boobs and traced it at each end of the fabric. I then took a yard stick and drew straight lines from circle to circle.

I pinned the fabric together and cut it out.Each scarf will have 2 pieces. I left extra material when cutting so I could use my traced lines as guides for sewing.

I sewed the right sides together, following the traced lines, leaving a hole on each boob. I then turned the scarf right side out.

I found some pink felt and cut out smaller circles to become the aerola (I'm giggling as I type this!) I sewed on a pink button to the middle of the pink circle of felt to look like a nipple. 

I turned the felt over and hot glued a small bead on the back. I wanted the bead to make the nipple stick out a bit.

Next I hot glued the nipple to the center of the boob.

I stuffed each boob with a little craft stuffing.

I was going to hand sew each boob shut but that took too long so I got out my handy hot glue gun and glued each seam shut.

Then the boob scarves were complete!

Shannon modeling her new scarf!
Isn't she adorable?