Laser-cut typographic scarves


These ultrasuede scarves from MicroFactory are laser-cut with either upper-case, lower-case, or numeric characters in a close pattern. Link (via Make!)

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Oh please, that is obviously a keffiyah -- why do you continue to promote "jihad chic"?!

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#1, LOL. I usually never look at the fashion/clothing articles here, just not interested. But this is way cool.

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#3 posted by Anonymous , June 20, 2008 1:07 PM

How cool is this! Finally, a new way to cheat on exams!

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Very cool and good price.

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#5 posted by Bek , June 20, 2008 2:17 PM

Happy birthday to me, happy birthday to me, happy birthday dear-person-whom-just-bought-self-cool-scaaaaaarf, happy birthday to me!

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#6 posted by Anonymous , June 20, 2008 4:20 PM

I want mine to endlessly repeat the name Isadora Duncan.

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Anonymous,

You really should have registered for an account, because that comment deserves an award for evil brilliance.

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What a great idea. I just recently discovered ultrasuede and love working with it. I prefer using it instead of polyster because it breathes like leather does, which is pretty handy for wallets.
Here is one of my recent creations http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=12630853

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I don't have anything more profound to say than:

WANT.

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Isadora Who?

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#11 posted by eustace , June 21, 2008 8:46 AM

As beautiful as this is, it is practically use once, throw away. It will age quickly, and not well. But if you had a laser cutter you could make more!

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#10, JEMANJAM:

Isadora Duncan, the first victim of what is now known as 'Isadora Duncan syndrome'.

Incidentally, 'ultrasuede' sounds so much like something Douglas Adams might have come up with, I was surprised to find it's real, and has been around for so long (since 1970, apparently).

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