For The Love Of Scarves

Want an instantly chic look but don't want to over-extend your budget? The answer to your dressing dilemma is to pull out a scarf you hardly ever wear!

There's more to scarves than just throwing an infinity scarf around your neck...although they are pretty cool in there own right for adding a bit of style and color to your outfit.

Scarves can be tied so many different ways, you'd be crazy not to explore a few new ways you can wear the ones you already own!

I still get requested for how I tied this scarf (especially when I'm wearing it!). Here the step-by-step guide scarf tying guide

It's been a bit cool in the mornings and wearing all gray seemed, well a bit dreary and gray...so I popped on this red floral scarf to add some color AND instant style!

 

Will you join me and wear more scarves this season?

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Another way to tie a scarf

Several weeks ago, MissusSmartyPants showed on her website a method of tying a long silk scarf.  She tied the opposite ends of the scarf together and made a circular shape out of the whole fabric of the scarf.  Then somehow she stuffed part of the scarf through that hole that she formed and the result made this beautiful shorten version of the scarf with draping fabric.  But I can't figure out how she did it.  Can you please let me know how this worked?  Thanks so much!! Elaine

Dear Elaine,

I've been getting tons of email about my lastest scarf tying trick....so I've decided to post it right here!

In order for this to look good, you will need a long rectangular thin fabric scarf (like the georgette fabric one I'm using here)...

Tie the corners together creating one continuous scarf...(there should be a opening in the middle between the knotted ends)

Now put it around your neck keeping the knot at the front...

Wrap it around your neck for a second time...

Now pull the fabric through (between the knots)...

Ta Da! You are done...

OR wear it turned to the side, like this below...

What do you think of my scarf?