Spaghetti Infinity Scarves

The very same day I blogged about infinity scarves, my talented coworker Jane showed up to work with a Christmas present for me: a handmade spaghetti infinity scarf! (I tell ya, infinity scarves are on everyone’s brain these days!).

How clever/adorable/fun/genius are these DIY scarves?!

Jane used old t-shirts (and Pinterest for inspiration!) to create them — she even picked t-shirts with sentimental value: my scarf is made from a 5K race tee that our company sponsored. They’re a fun reminder that DIY gifts can be both chic and thrifty.

Happy holidays!

[Top image: My coworker, Kate, and I (on the left) model Jane’s spaghetti scarves]

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I never thought I’d be quoting Toy Story on this blog, but my recent obsession with infinity scarves means Buzz Lightyear quotes have been replaying in my head. Over and over. Infinity scarves are everywhere!

Scarves are definitely a chic and cozy accessory, especially during these cold months, and retailers are now pushing infinity — also known as loop or circle — scarves. Guess what? I’m buying! This trend is super easy to wear: just wrap the circular scarf once or twice around your neck. I recommend picking up a chunky, cable knit infinity for lazy days and a soft, printed scarf for work. Wrap, smile and go!

A few favorites:

Where to shop (top to bottom): Pink infinity from Affordablescarves.com ($13.56) // Zebra from Affordablescarves.com ($7.96) // Chain link from Nasty Gal ($18) // Chunky knit from LOFT ($39.50) // Wildflowers from Urban Outfitters ($24) // Grey loop from LOFT ($34.50) // Cotton jersey from Etsy ($33.60) // Basket weave from Macy’s ($27.99).

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