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Marjorie's Handmade Christmas Scarf
Marjorie's Handmade Christmas Scarf
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Marjorie's Handmade Christmas Scarf
The scarf that walked down Main Street for 32 Christmases
Marjorie Tuttle, 73, has sewn character scarves for the Stowe Holiday Parade in Vermont every December since 1994. Arthritis in both thumbs won’t let her sew the little boots anymore. These are her last 212.
“My son was six and wouldn’t stand still at the parade, so I sewed him a snowman with legs. I don’t want these in a drawer. I want them out on the sidewalk, making somebody laugh.”
Marjorie Tuttle · Stowe, Vermont
What comes in the box
Snowman, Santa or Gnome
Wraps twice, boots still swing at the waist
Stuffed legs on both ends
Folded and packed by hand
What 32 parades taught Marjorie about a scarf
Both ends finish in little legs with stuffed boots. They keep the scarf hanging straight in the wind, and they walk along with every step.
Seven feet long and seven inches wide. Wrap it twice over a heavy winter coat and there is still plenty left to hang.
Soft curly teddy fleece instead of wool. It feels like a stuffed animal and never itches on a bare neck.
Two wooden buttons and a trimmed hem on the other end. Worn together, head and coat make one whole little figure.
The snowman, Santa and gnome heads are soft and padded, not printed on. Hats, beards and noses all stand out from the scarf.
Grandma, Grandpa or a grandchild on a sled. Wear it long and loose or wrapped up tight.
“Small-town parades in Vermont are as much about the crowd as the floats. Every year you see a few people in Marjorie’s scarves, and children follow them down the sidewalk. A scarf like this does what good holiday clothing should do: it keeps you warm and it starts a conversation with a stranger.”
Diane Merriweather · Volunteer coordinator, small-town holiday events · Lamoille County, Vermont
Choose your figure
Perfect for
Why people stop you on the sidewalk
- Soft teddy fleece. Warm, cozy and never scratchy.
- Swinging boots. The little legs walk along with you.
- Generous length. 83 inches, enough to wrap twice.
- Real wooden buttons. A little coat on the other end.
- Three figures only. Snowman, Santa and Gnome, as they have been since 2012.
If it doesn’t make you smile, one email to info@cedarandtinco.com is enough. Marjorie would rather have it back than have it sit in a drawer.
Good to know: Hand wash cold and lay flat to dry. Do not iron the fleece. The little boots and heads are stuffed by hand, so every scarf is a little different from the next.
Product details
| Contents | 1 character scarf with 3D head, 4 stuffed boots and 2 wooden buttons |
| Material | Teddy fleece (100% polyester) |
| Figures | Snowman · Santa · Gnome |
| Size | 83 in long × 7 in wide (210 × 18 cm) |
| Care | Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry |
| Made by | Marjorie Tuttle, Stowe, Vermont — 212 scarves remaining |
| Made so far | About 2,600 scarves since 1994 |
The Last Winter
The Last Winter
A note from the sewing room:
Marjorie Tuttle has sewn character scarves for the holiday parade in Stowe, Vermont, every December since 1994 — about 2,600 of them, from the sewing room above her garage. It started with one snowman with legs, sewn the night before the parade for her six-year-old son. Arthritis in both thumbs means she can no longer hand-sew the little boots through four layers of fleece, so this fall she sewed her last one. 212 scarves are left across Snowman, Santa and Gnome, and when those are gone there are no more.
Free US Shipping
Free US Shipping
Free shipping across the United States
- Delivery time: 3–5 business days
- Every scarf is folded and hand-packed and ships from the US
- Size: 83 in / 210 cm long, 7 in / 18 cm wide — wraps twice around the neck
- Soft teddy fleece (100% polyester), padded figure head, four stuffed boots, two wooden buttons
- Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry
- 30-day money-back guarantee — just email info@cedarandtinco.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Got a question? Here’s how to reach us.
Got a question? Here’s how to reach us.
Email us anytime at info@cedarandtinco.com. We answer Monday–Friday 9am–5pm and Saturday 10am–3pm (ET). Whether it’s about your order, which figure to pick, or just to say hello — a real person writes back.
Can I return it if it’s not for me?
Can I return it if it’s not for me?
Of course. 30-day money-back guarantee. Wear it for a week, and if it isn’t right for you, email info@cedarandtinco.com within 30 days for a full refund. No questions, and US shipping is free.
How is it made?
How is it made?
Marjorie cuts each scarf from soft teddy fleece and sews the long seams on her 1979 machine. Everything else is finished by hand: the padded snowman, Santa or gnome head, the hat or beard, two wooden coat buttons and four little boots, each stuffed a pinch at a time so the legs swing when you walk. About six hours go into every scarf, so no two are exactly alike.