Self-made fabric yarn doesn’t have to involve working in—or joining—numerous ends. Nor endlessly (pun intended) sewing together teeny fabric ends. Three seams and you’re ready to cut.

The photo tutorial with this pattern explains the process. All you need is a sewing machine with a straight stitch.
Once it’s ready, you can simulate the sari-yarn effect by double stranding with an eyelash or long-beard mohair.

This pattern showcases both yarns without one overpowering the other by dropping the eyelash or long-beard yarn at specific points in the process.