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by Diane Henkler on 03/22/2010

 Over the weekend it was beautiful- today- it is rainy and dreary, but April showers bring May flowers, right?  Oh! wait, it is still March… but today’s tip will help you feel like it is May.  It is as easy as tying a bright colorful scarf around your neck, as well as a few other places.

I work in display and dressing the  mannequins is one of my duties.   Day scarfs are very popular and I accessorize many mannequins with them.  I often hear from customers – “I bought a scarf, but I never know how to wear it , can you show me.”    Since I can’t show you up close and personal, I found this video tutorial by stylist, Amy Salinger for you to master the art of simple scarf tying. 

 The title of the video is How to Tie a Winter Scarf, ignore that - replace ”Winter” with “Spring”. The steps are the same, the only difference is the texture of the scarves that she is using.

  Below the video, I have taken a photo of each of the 4 different ways shown in the video to help you remember the technique.

A bright colored scarf tied around your neck, will brighten up your face.  Try it you will see.

  

 

#1  The Wrap Around Knot 

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 #2.  The Hanging Knot

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#3  The Butterfly Knot

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# 4  The Slip Knot

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  A few extra ways to wear a scarf not shown on the video.

The Bow-tie

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The Waist Wrap

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Weave an oblong scarf through your pants loops. Tie in a simple knot and let the ends hang loosely.  Stand tall and walk in style.

 

The Wrist Wrap

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Fold a square scarf into a triangle.  Starting at the pointed end fold to create a 2″ band.  Wrap around your wrist and tie into a knot.  Now you can shake hands in style.

 

The Bag Tie

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Carry your bag in style.  Fold a scarf into a long rectangle.  Tie a simple knot around the handle.  

 

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This is one of  my buddies at work.  She just stands around looking good all day in her size 4 jeans and no body fat, while I do all the work.  She takes her job pretty seriously, never complains, but hardly ever smiles. 

I will be back here tomorrow with another give-away and idea on how-to bring a little bit of Spring into your life.

  

 

 

{ 10 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Rebekah W March 22, 2010 at 10:17 pm

The first days of spring has brought us rain, rain and more rain!!

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2 Alison March 22, 2010 at 10:29 pm
3 CousinB March 22, 2010 at 11:16 pm

The first days of Spring means I can finally come home and see my grandkids! We’v been hiding out down in AZ. waiting for spring to hit at home. Whoopee!

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4 Elizabeth March 23, 2010 at 4:46 am

The first days of spring have brought me SUNSHINE! It’s so uplifting after such a cold, rainy winter!!!

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5 Toni March 23, 2010 at 7:11 am

Thanks so much for the scarf ideas. I am definately scarf challenged….now I’m motivated to wear a scarf more this spring! Looks like you have a great selection at the store.

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6 Toni March 23, 2010 at 7:20 am

Snow over the weekend, sunshine yesterday, and today they are calling for more sunshine. That is what sping is like in Mo.

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7 Creativeflourishes.blogspot.com March 23, 2010 at 12:05 pm

Over here in Warwickhire in the UK, we have had sunshine in the morning which has clouded over to bring rain in the afternoons. Thanks for showing us the methods of scarf tying, I’ve always had problems with mine.

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8 Angela P March 23, 2010 at 3:19 pm

The first days of spring have brought me Tulips…..we are having such good weather my tulips are coming up already!

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9 Carmie of the Single Nester March 23, 2010 at 4:31 pm

I love scarves! I think they add so much to an outfit, are so versatile and so sexy!

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10 jenny March 26, 2010 at 3:41 am

wow, scarf has so many ways to tie, learnt a lot ,thanks

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