Scarves ode to wearing shawls
- Thread starter Katel
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who can forget how beautifully Kavnadoo and Doloresmia wears their Coupons Indiens GM
Kavnadoo
(Photo courtesy of Kavnadoo)
Doloresmia
(photo courtesy of Doloresmia)
Ita robee - both are stunning!
Mai Tai and Perianimal - both beautifully wearing one of my all-time favourites, Damier, somehow I missed out on this one
DiamondS - what a collection!
robee - I love the way you tie your GMs, very professional. You look so at home behind the counter at H ! Mmmmm????
Great thread, Katel, many thanks for starting it Fabulous contributions ladies, so many inspirational looks and ideas!!
Variations with the Damier
rectangular fold
basic bias fold, wound once around the neck, secured with a double knot
triangular shoulder wrap
Gorgeous!! Thanks for the inspiration & reminder to finally use mine! Similar in color to urs, but tad bit darker. 
GM Mousse Fantaisies Indiennes
rectangular fold
with a Mors ring
basic bias fold, loose ends.. casual
.. and dressy
in a half bow knot
...why, why...MaiTai? One of my HGs!! So jealous. Not! It looks great on you!! But then, what is not?
What a fabulouscious thread!!
You ladies are such inspirations!
Thanks for starting this thread, Katel!
You ladies are such inspirations!Thanks for starting this thread, Katel!
This thread makes me want to get more GM shawls
Ladies, could you share with me how do you make basic bias fold for a GM when you are out of your house? I have found myself struggling with it a few times in the restaurant. Is there any simpler way of doing it? as I always need to spread it out on the bed to start ..lol..Thanks for sharing.
Ladies, could you share with me how do you make basic bias fold for a GM when you are out of your house? I have found myself struggling with it a few times in the restaurant. Is there any simpler way of doing it? as I always need to spread it out on the bed to start ..lol..Thanks for sharing.
