They're pretty easy to make. You just sew a tube then sew the ends together. As for length, I made some for my granddaughters (5 & 7). I made then about 45" and they fit them with a little room to spare.
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Hi Deanna,
I'm assuming that you want to make one so here's how to make one with fabric. You can also knit or crochet infinity scarves. Wishing you the best.
https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-make-an-infinity-scarf/
Deanna: maybe this will help
https://mellysews.com/2015/02/make-infinity-scarf-just-3-steps.html
They're pretty easy to make. You just sew a tube then sew the ends together. As for length, I made some for my granddaughters (5 & 7). I made then about 45" and they fit them with a little room to spare.
I love upcycling, I made one from a former skirt https://vickymyerscreations.co.uk/tutorial-2/infinity-scarf-tutorial-upcycled-skirt/