It’s cold. It’s hot. Temperatures change day to day. Well they even change drastically morning to evening here in the Rocky Mountain foothills this time of year. A scarf is a great tie on, tie off layering accessory.
You’re tired of wearing black and navy and grey? Then you probably reach for a colorful scarf because it’s a nice way to add a pop of, you called it – color!
I have many scarves. I’m attached to some because of who gave them to me. I feel sort of like a Pan-Am stewardess when I wear this one.
Some came from far away – like this one my sister brought me all the way from Italy. Such pretty lace.
Some are heavy and some are light and I think they all add something. My problem with scarves though, is that I know only, like, three ways (and that’s tops) to tie them. Are you like me? Then see if this video doesn’t deliver. It’s fun, it’s informative, and you’ll learn 25 ways to tie a scarf – in only 4.5 minutes from this adorable woman. You’ll enjoy it the first time and it’ll be right here for a reference if you need to refer to it again. Isn’t that nice?
Here’s to springtime and the bit of pazazz that a scarf can give you – now in 25 different ways.
My daughter-in-law’s mother recently gave me a beautiful silk scarf and I wasn’t at all sure how to wear it…so this was PERFECT! I wear my knitted scarf in a European loop (didn’t even know that’s what it was called!)
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Lina – I’m glad this came at a good time for you then. What a nice DIL’s MIL. hee-hee
I love to wear a scarf,so thanks for the 25 ways to use them,I will certainly refer back to the ways!!!!!!
Me too. Me too.
Love it! My bookclub gave everyone an assignment a few months ago…we had to watch the video, and come prepared to teach the group one of these 25 ways to tie a scarf. It was really fun to actually practice tying them….especially after a few glasses of wine! Fun post!! Love you too!
After a few glasses of wine? Ha-ha – there’s also a parody of the video “25 ways to tie a scarf after too many drinks.” I didn’t include that one. Was it your book club who produced it???
My daughter loves scarves. I’ll have to show her this. I may even wear one too. BTW, I love some of your scarves, the yellow with spring colors is my favorite!
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Thanks Trina. That’s a fun scarf – one half is solid yellow and the other half is the yellow and purple flowers – so when twisted and tied they make a cool effect.
I forwarded your post to my Mother in law. She’s always wearing scarfs and looks great in them. Great post and so creative. I love the bright colors of the different scarfs.
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Thank you Lucy. I hope she enjoys it. Thanks for stopping in.
I love scarfs and I am nearly referred to as the scarf lady but, like you, only wrap it three different ways. I needed this post, thank you!
Make it a great day!
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Great! 25 options are better than 3. Right? And a scarf lady? Much better than being referred to as a cat lady, or a bag lady. Hee-hee.
Scarves are my absolute favorite accessory. I <3 them.
Thanks for stopping by on my SITS day!
Welcome Sara. So glad you dropped in as well. I hope your SITS day was fantastic and well worth the wait.
I love scarves. Yours are beautiful. Thanks for this helpful post! Stopped by from SITS today.
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Nice to hear from you again. It’s been a while. Glad you found it helpful. That’s always good.
I love the idea of scarves though my skill in wearing them lags behind. One of my daughters can whip one around her and look effortlessly fabulous….recessive gene.
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Haha- I passed on some of those recessive genes too.