12 WAYS TO TIE A SCARF
I am a HUGE fan of scarves. I love wearing them in the summer as well as in the winter. I think that they complete an outfit and are very affordable. I use scarves as a statement piece or as a way to tie all of the different elements in the outfit together. This week someone asked me to do a tutorial on how to tie a scarf so…..Click on the picture to be taken to the post.
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I just watched you tying a scarf. It helped me to be able to tie one.
Love wearing scarves too! Thanks for sharing all your ideas!❤️
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Loved that!! Thank you!!
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I love wearing scarves as well, and have many! I am actually getting ready to sew some for Christmas gifts. I enjoyed your video! Have a great day!
Loved the video. Another thing I do sometimes is to take a rubber band and wrap it around a small bunch of the scarf until it is no longer loose. Then pull the fabric that is now in the rubber band and “fluff” it. It will appear to look like a small flower that can be worn on the side, high/low, etc according to your taste. ?
I have seen that done, Lori, but I haven’t tried it yet. I may have to do that later this week.