Tutorial: 2 stitch batwing cardigan!

Laze around and feel pretty in a simple batwing cardigan that you can whip up with just TWO stitches! I'm not kidding you, this is so simple and would be a fun beginner's project to get you started with your sewing machine.  P/s: Thanks to my husband for taking these pictures <3

To show you how easy it is, I'm using a large square scarf in this tutorial. I'd recommend a light and breezy material that drapes and falls nicely, but you may also substitute it with light jersey.

(Wish they were real wings to fly with...)

You'll need:

A large scarf

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Needle & Thread / Sewing machine

Wear the scarf like you're about to become Superman.

Draw up the right side bottom corner to meet the top corner.

Overlap the corners about 10cm or so, having the corners point on opposite directions of each other (see pic above).

Pin in place.

Repeat on the other side. Adjust the sections you pinned until you're happy with the way it falls around you. Stitch where you pinned, either by hand or with a sewing machine :)

Yay, you're done! Time for some frolicking! :)

Btw, I'm so excited this week! My online store L.A.R.K has been featured in a some very, very cool websites :O

UK-based award-winning lifestyle and design online magazine We Heart featured the Cherry Tree necklace in their Stuff Crush list:

Minneapolis stylist Ann Marshik spotted L.A.R.K and picked out her favorite pieces for summer:

US-based Daily Candy, the ultimate insider's guide to what's new, hot and undiscovered in fashion and lifestyle interviewed me for their feature on L.A.R.K:

Stylist Kim Gray, winner of South Africa's best fashion blogger spotted L.A.R.K as well:

Online lifestyle and fashion portal Venus Buzz interviewed me for their feature on L.A.R.K too:

All in all, it's been a really fun week, and I've got God to thank for all of this! :D

Til the next tutorial..... toodlelooo!

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