I tried it with a thicker scarf, but it didn't look as good. A long, lightweight scarf is what I used that looked best.
First, loop your scarf around your neck like this. Pretty standard.
Then, take your loop and twist it twice (either direction probably works, so long as it's the same direction!). Next, pull the ends of the scarf over and through the new loop like so.
You can leave a gap on either side of the twist, or tug the twist down (gently!) and fluff the outside of the scarf to fill it in a bit.
And voila! A way to tie a scarf that's a little fancier than a plain knot, but still fills in your neck to keep it warmer (or in my case, to cover up an inconvenient neckline). I feel like "Lock and Key" could be an appropriate name for it, with the twist being like the key. Thoughts?
Enjoy!
Love this...so easy and a nice 'fill-in' at the neckline without too much bulk. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and so easy! Just my style....
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DeleteI'm always on the look out for new Scarf Knots. Hadn't seen this one. Works perfectly. Many thanks!
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ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try this! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWell done! Thought I had all the scarf ideas 'wrapped up' but your idea is wonderful, thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this! There are lots of scarf knots out there for thicker scarves but not so many for light ones, so this is great! The extra twisting for the "keyhole" really shows off the light texture of the scarf -- very clever.
ReplyDeleteLovely “twist” on the usual loop and tuck with ends. Thanks for sharing too. �� ��
ReplyDeleteGot to practice this one!
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