Scarves are an effortless and fun way to add a sense of style to any ensemble, and there are many ways to tie them! You can even make your own using our scarf tutorial, and our fabrics, of course! Below are six ways to tie a scarf by Daniele Cusentino, a fabulously crafty fashionista at Home Made Simple!
Photos by Daniele Cusentino
- The classic wrap around: To achieve this look, the middle of the scarf goes around the front of the neck, then simply pull the two ends around opposite sides of the neck and back around to the front.
- The layered knot: Begin with the scarf at the front of the neck with the ends draped over your back. Cross and then bring the ends back to the front, pulling the neck out to make it loose. Create a nice knotted tie with the loose ends and then pull the loose neck part around the front of the knot.
- A double loop tie: Place the middle part of the scarf around the back of the neck and loop the ends around from back to front. Finish by tying the loose ends together neatly.
- The braided tie: Before putting on the scarf, fold it in half. Next, place it around the back of your neck. Pull a loose end through the loop, European style, and then twist to make another loop, threading the loose end through it. This one takes a bit of practice!
- The triple knot look: Begin with the scarf placed around the back of the neck, you may need to twist it some to make it more pliable to work with. Next, tie a triple knot in the front and work with them until the desired shapes are achieved.
- The rolled coil effect: Wrap the scarf around the front of the neck with ends falling to the back. Cross the sections and pull ends back around to the front and tie. Finally, wrap the loose ends up, tucking them into a hiding position. This one is quite toasty and cozy for those brutal winter days!
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