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That's GREAT! Thank you so much for sharing the detailed instructions..!Yes, I printed them on regular computer paper, using a laser color printer
I printed the JPG file downloaded from the stock images provided here on the thread. In printing options, I selected "Scale to Fit" and "Print Entire Image." I selected the quantity "2" for "Copies Per Page," and this automatically scaled the images without me having to specify a percentage.
It scaled two copies of the image onto a single piece of regular printer paper. After that, just trim and fold like you would bias fold a real piece of silk. I bias-folded both ways.
I had found the idea on here on Maitai's blog awhile back, and thought it very cute and clever. Hope this helps!
Thank you dear yodaling1!
I have not gotten that far through this thread and what an interesting story! I appreciate it and am also grateful for ths thread so we can all strategize our AW purchases too.Hi @klynneann! My only information is it's a design by the collective of the Ardmore Artists. No matching scarf this season..New bangle: Tree of Song. Is there a matching scarf with this title?
https://www.hermes.com/us/en/product/tree-of-song-bangle-H152899FP8365/
65% cashmere and 35% silk, is it a new combination of silk-cashmere or just a one of? I usually see 70%-30%
How did you wash the scarf to get those stains out?Cowboy style is the only style of tying a scarf I am half way competent at - the fabric on the Mumbai feels solid because of the tight weave but the fact the fringed edge is so unprotected just makes it a danger zone for someone as clumsy as me. This is why I always go back to 90 cm silk twills - no pilling, no fraying, pretty colourfast, good for temperate climates. I've still almost ruined a few but I have to try hard to do it; first day I wore Caparacons I got dirt, chocolate cake and ball point pen on it and they all washed out with no damage. I don't baby my bags either. Back to the parade of excellent scarves viewers..............
