Learn to tie your scarf

by Anne Metz (Subscribe to Anne Metz's posts), Posted Oct 31st 2006 at 3:15PM

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Filed under: Accessories, Fashion, News, How to Wear

Have you ever wondered what you were supposed to do with your scarf? Well, I have, and I've made this video to show you exactly how I deal with this fashion dilemma.

So tie one on, friends!

Filed under: Accessories, Fashion, News, How to Wear
Tags: accessories, scarves, tie a scarf, TieAScarf, video

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Kaitilyn 10-31-2006 @ 3:53PM

Thank you. These suggestions are very helpful. Have more??

ELAINE P DEES 10-31-2006 @ 4:58PM

Thanks for the tips. I usually get one out of the drawer, get it really wrinkled trying to do something with it and it ends up back in the drawer! I'll try your suggestions. Thanks

Janet 1-17-2007 @ 2:50PM

Your video was so informative, thanks. I could never figure out a big scarf---great info.

marcia young 10-31-2006 @ 5:52PM

thanks heaps.it is so funny i really really love scarves all year round....and all my close friends get me scarves but there is always the dilema of how to tie it so i usually do your wool scarf knot for everything and since I am actually very stylish, people at work are always commenting on how darling the scarves look and how perfectly well they stay in place.
Thank you so much for simplifying my scarf life.

Jacqueline Witt 10-31-2006 @ 6:26PM

Aren't you just a an elegant, articulate cutie? Truly. That was a helpful piece, only problem? Too short. Show us more. I'd never seen the last idea and can't wait to find a big square so I can try it out. Thanks!

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