The Scarf Studio

The Scarf Studio We turn your design into a SCARF! Design at home OR in our studio. No art skills needed. 💛 Hours: Guests book studio time in advance of visiting the studio.

No drop-ins. Thank you. Book studio time at www.thescarfstudio.com. A note from Jennifer, Owner of The Scarf Studio

The inspiration for a ‘design your own scarf’ activity came to me in 2013 after stumbling upon digital fabric printing. It was a simple idea: women and girls (& boys too!) would create designs through a fun, hands-on experience. Their art would be printed on fabric and turned into t

he final product— a fashionable scarf made from their fun-art design. The concept seemed simple enough but little did I know that it would take me 3+ years to put all the pieces together to make the scarf product I had envisioned in 2013. And today, I am still trying to figure things out! It's a journey for sure. What are you willing to sacrifice to make your dream come true? In my case it was my bed. I purchased a fabric printer to figure out how to make the scarf product. I was living in a tiny one-bedroom home with no extra space. So what’s a girl to do? I turned my bedroom into a workspace. Out went my bed— in went the fabric printer. I planned to sleep on my living room sofa but it was so uncomfortable that I ended up sleeping on the floor for over a year until I finally moved the printer into a small workspace a few miles from my home. Btw- I still live in that tiny home and still have that same uncomfortable sofa. The Scarf Studio is all about you
After 8+ years of 'figuring this thing out', it gives me great joy to bring my ‘design your own scarf’ activity to you. Although this is my story, The Scarf Studio was created with you in mind. Yes, we provide a fun-art experience culminating with a fashionable scarf but we’re so much more than fun-art and fashion…

At The Scarf Studio, we cheer you on. Whether you are chasing down a dream, striving to achieve a goal, going through a rough patch, or simply doing the day-to-day, your scarf will embolden your spirit and inspire you to keep on keepin’ on. After all, we all need a little encouragement and reason to smile every now and then. It is my hope that you enjoy our fun-art experience and that you wear your scarf confidently and passionately as it cheers you on throughout your day. Onward,

Jennifer

03/07/2026

There’s something about the smell of spring in the air.

That little shift you can feel— hope, renewal, possibility. It always makes me pause for a minute.

Lately I’ve caught myself feeling like I’m not moving fast enough… like I just can’t quite find my groove or make the progress I thought I’d be making by now.

But then I think about spring.

All winter long, bulbs and flowers are buried in the cold, muddy ground. From the outside it looks like absolutely nothing is happening. No progress. No growth. Just dirt.

And then suddenly… spring arrives. 🌼

Those same bulbs push through the mud, bloom, and turn into something beautiful.

It reminds me that growth is often slow. Messy. Invisible for a while.

Just because we can’t see it yet doesn’t mean it isn’t happening.

So if you’re feeling stuck, behind, or like things aren’t moving the way you’d hoped— maybe you’re not failing. Maybe you’re just still in the growing season beneath the soil.

And maybe your spring just hasn’t blossomed yet. 🩷

03/04/2026

Make more time for the moments that really matter. ✨

02/22/2026

What did you love to do as a girl? Go do that. ✨

02/19/2026

attitude is everything 🙌

02/16/2026

Find one thing to be grateful for. Feel the shift.
Gratitude changes everything.
I’m grateful that spring is around the corner. 🌼🌸🌷
You?

02/15/2026

I’m cheering you on. ✨

In high school I was voted Best Dressed. I was a total free spirit back then — devouring Seventeen Magazine, circling ou...
02/02/2026

In high school I was voted Best Dressed. I was a total free spirit back then — devouring Seventeen Magazine, circling outfits with a pen like it was homework, and rocking Sergio Valente and Jordache jeans before anyone else even knew what they were (thank you, Grandma’s kids boutique).

When my dad had work trips to Syracuse, I’d beg to go just so he’d drop me at the mall. I remember being so in my element — roaming store to store in search of the perfect find. One time I discovered neon checkered pants with suspenders, a neon green puff-sleeve button-down shirt, and silver metallic shoes. I mean… come on. 💚 Monday could not arrive fast enough. Pink lipstick, feathered hair, me strutting into school rocking my new outfit.

Then life did that thing it does.

College.

Then my 20s — long hair, mountain boots, “I’m outdoorsy!” (still laughing at this because it was absolutely not me).

Then career mode — polished, professional, “appropriate.”

And somewhere in there, that girl who dressed like a walking mood board just… got quieter. Not gone, just muted. I think that happens to a lot of us — the things that lit us up slowly get traded out for being practical, responsible, adult, etc. Neon fades into beige without us even noticing it.

But lately? Oh man… something is rumbling. It feels like that teenage girl is waking up and stretching her arms saying, “Finally. You’re back.”

I’m spending time putting outfits together again. I just painted my nails — every other one purple and teal because why not — mixing patterns, textures, colors, whatever makes me happy. Not for an occasion. Not for approval. Just because it feels like me.

And here’s the interesting part: it’s not just fashion. It’s how I’m thinking. It’s how I’m moving through my days. It’s this tiny shift from “Does this make sense?” to “Does this make me feel alive?”

And that, apparently, changes everything.

For a while I thought I lost that girl I was …but now I’m realizing she was never lost. She was just waiting until life took its foot off the gas long enough for me to hear her again.

So here I am, in my 50s, not wearing heels anymore because PAIN (seriously, I’ve accepted defeat) — but discovering that cute sneakers look damn good with a dress… and possibly even neon checkered pants. 🙌

It’s funny how the things we loved as kids have a way of finding us again once we’re ready to wear them — in fashion and in life. ✨

01/25/2026

Stay warm, treat yourself, and eat a cookie! ❄️🫶🍪

✨ Don’t Let Anyone Dim Your Light ✨I’m saying this just as much for you as I am for myself this year.As I get older, the...
01/20/2026

✨ Don’t Let Anyone Dim Your Light ✨

I’m saying this just as much for you as I am for myself this year.

As I get older, the more I realize that life is constantly teaching us. We are never too old to learn new lessons—and sometimes the lessons have been whispering to us for years, but we just weren’t ready to hear them. And then one day… they finally land, and it feels like a ton of bricks and a breath of clarity all at once.

Here’s a truth I’m a little embarrassed to admit: even last year, well into my 50s, I dimmed my own light at work. I truly thought it was the “right” thing to do. I convinced myself that my voice, my way of doing things just didn’t fit anymore. So I quieted myself. I stayed subdued. I didn’t say what I really wanted to say.

But in reflecting on it now, I realize that not only did I do myself a disservice—I did my colleagues a disservice too. They actually needed my voice. And I robbed them of that by shrinking. So I made myself a promise: this year, when I feel that urge to dim my light again, I won’t.

The same thing can happen in families. The old roles we took on when we were young—whether to fit in, keep the peace, not rock the boat, look perfect, or protect others—can quietly follow us into adulthood. And if we’re not paying attention, those roles can keep us small long after they’ve stopped serving us. They can hold us back from becoming who we’re meant to be.

For so many reasons, I’ve been dimming my light for a long time. But I’m realizing those habits don’t serve me anymore. And if I’m honest, stepping out of that old identity is scary. Letting go of what’s familiar—even if it’s limiting—is uncomfortable.

But as I sat here today looking out at a stunning snow-covered landscape, it hit me: we are surrounded by living, breathing miracles. Nature never stops growing. The trees, the flowers, the grass—everything is always expanding. That is the law of life.

And if we are alive, that same life energy is moving through us too. We are meant to grow and expand—not shrink. Not settle. Not dim.

So if you’ve been feeling that quiet longing, that restlessness, that discontent… that’s not you being ungrateful. That’s your soul speaking. It’s your soul saying, “Let me grow. Let me expand. Let me become.”

It’s not selfish. It’s not dramatic. It’s simply becoming the version of you that God intended from the beginning.

So I just want to remind you:

🌟 Stop dimming your light.
🌟 Let go of roles, thoughts, and habits that don’t serve you anymore.
🌟 Know that the world needs your voice.
🌟 Trust that your soul knows the way.

As always, I’m cheering you on. 💛

01/17/2026

Your day is what you make it ✨

Reminder: While you’re doubting yourself, someone else is looking at you wondering how you do it all. ✨
01/16/2026

Reminder: While you’re doubting yourself, someone else is looking at you wondering how you do it all. ✨

In my 40s, someone told me I was too old to wear red lipstick.I listened— and the lipstick stayed in my drawer. Now here...
01/12/2026

In my 40s, someone told me I was too old to wear red lipstick.

I listened— and the lipstick stayed in my drawer.

Now here I am in my 50s— rolling into a brand new year— and guess what? I’m trying things.

Small things.
Bigger things.
Bolder things.

This year, I’m turning down the volume on the naysayers (including the one in my own head), and doing what I feel called to do— even if it scares me.

And let me tell you: red lipstick has quickly become one of my favorite accessories. 💄

So here’s my invitation to you: step into this New Year boldly. Try the thing. Do the thing. Wear the thing. And if a red lip is calling your name, load it on and don’t look back. 💋

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Welcome to The Scarf Studio! We offer two easy ways to design a scarf: 1) Print a template and design at home no matter where you live, or 2) Visit our Denver studio. And btw, we do things a little differently in the studio. Rather than standard business hours or drop-ins, guests book studio time in advance of visiting . Print a template or book studio time at www.thescarfstudio.com. A note from Jennifer, founder of The Scarf Studio The inspiration for a ‘design your own scarf’ activity came to me in 2013 after stumbling upon digital fabric printing. It was a simple idea: women and girls (& boys too!) would create designs through a fun, hands-on experience. Their art would be printed on fabric and turned into the final product— a fashionable scarf made from their fun-art design. I was sure there had to be a similar concept already in existence. After all, I myself— along with the many women and girls I shared my idea with— loved the concept and were eager to make a scarf of their own. So there had to be something out there already, right? But there wasn’t. Bringing this concept to life became my burning passion. I was determined to make my vision a reality while working full-time as an event director. The concept seemed simple enough but little did I know that it would take me 3 years to put all the pieces together to make the scarf product I had envisioned in 2013. And today, I am still trying to figure things out! It's a journey for sure. What are you willing to sacrifice to make your dream come true? In my case it was my bed. I purchased a fabric printer to figure out how to make the scarf product. I was living in a tiny one-bedroom home with no extra space. So what’s a girl to do? I turned my bedroom into a workspace. Out went my bed— in went the fabric printer. I planned to sleep on my living room sofa but it was so uncomfortable that I ended up sleeping on the floor for over a year until I finally moved the printer into a small workspace a few miles from my home. Btw- I still live in that tiny home and still have that same uncomfortable sofa. The Scarf Studio is all about you After 5+ years of 'figuring this thing out', it gives me great joy to bring my ‘design your own scarf’ activity to you. Although this is my story, The Scarf Studio was created with you in mind. Yes, we provide a fun-art experience culminating with a fashionable scarf but we’re so much more than fun-art and fashion… At The Scarf Studio, we cheer you on. Whether you are chasing down a dream, striving to achieve a goal, going through a rough patch, or simply doing the day-to-day, your scarf will embolden your spirit and inspire you to keep on keepin’ on. After all, we all need a little encouragement and reason to smile every now and then. It is my hope that you enjoy our fun-art experience and that you wear your scarf confidently and passionately as it cheers you on throughout your day. Onward toward your goals and dreams! Jennifer

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