Scarves Scarf of the Day 2021 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?

[Croisette7]

I love this cw! ...and of course you’ve styled it beautifully.

Thank you Agrume!



Thank you Croisette!



beautiful introduction Yoon!!! And thank you for hosting this wonderful week!



Gorgeous colors Croisette!



Wrap and fluff is perfect for these wonderful changeants! Beautiful moma!


Green purple and blue! Faboo! You look marvelous Agrume!



Beautiful know for showing the pink red and white!



All stunners Pirula! (Esp the Dallet! )

Thank you both so much, turfnsurf and bunnycat!

 

[Redbirdhermes]

Thank you for the introduction to Knot week, @Yoon daily scarf . Your video is excellent and I look forward to trying out new knots this week.

Today I'm introducing a new-to-me scarf, Persona. The knot is a simple knot on a bias fold that allows my pendant to be seen. The pendant is a garnet cabochon mounted on a handmade blackened silver backing with red gold and diamond accents. The artist is Emily Johnson of EC Design.

 

[Cookiefiend]

What a great intro @Yoon daily scarf! I love your snail knot and am going to try it and report back! It’s beautiful!

I’m not a clever knotter. I usually either just chuck it on, or copy shamelessly from the more creative. The recently discovered BFK knot of @Bova123 is a good one!

Two of my favorites are the suuuuper simple bias fold, wrap around and tie, as with yesterday’s SOTD, Dans un Jardin Anglais:

View attachment 4997610

Another I like is to do an oblong fold and then just shove the corners through a scarf ring. Never know what you’re going to get:

Atélier Robert Dallet, L’Ombre des Pivoines, and Domes Celestes.
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I dunno... these all look pretty clever to me... and beautiful!

Oh and here is my most recent BFK, avec Cheval Phoenix. I definitely need to practice!

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This is a great knot and color!

I made a quick tutorial of my last knot for you, dear @Cookiefiend
I named this one as ' Chain D'Ancre snail knot'

1. Make a triangle fold, and pleats it
(It's the same beginning as the video tutorial)
And fold it to half.
View attachment 4997618

2. Pull one side of the fold gently
through the one hole of Chain D'Ancre scarf ring
View attachment 4997637

3. Place your ring on the half of the fold.
(Nevermind the corner of triangle,
we will adjust it later.)
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4. Place your scarf on your neck
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5. Pull the one tail (I choose the one located below) through the empty hole of the Chain D'Ancre ring

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6. And tie a knot with the another tailView attachment 4997639
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And tie a knot once more!View attachment 4997625

I mean, tie a simple knot twice for fixation.
And adjust it please.

7. Pull the corner to downward.View attachment 4997640

8. And spread it.
View attachment 4997641

9. Adjust your drapes!

9-1. You can make the shape of the drapes neatly by holding the part where the drape starts
with the thumb and index finger of one hand, (A)
and then hold the right next to it with the thumb and index finger of the other hand.(B)
And move it (B) gently along the drape as if closing the Zipper lock! I'll take this instruction picture next time.

9-2. In this picture, I'm combing the folds with my fingers haha It's another drape adjusting method that I like to use.
View attachment 4997642

10. Then, it's done!
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Hope it helps you!
I'm not so good at making tutorials.. but I did my best
Oh I wish I had one more arm so I could take a video..

Oh. My. Gosh!
Thank you! This is a perfect tutorial!

 

[Cookiefiend]

Woot!

Thank you for that wonderful tutorial- I had to do it 3 times to get it right, but I did it!
Now I need to get a nicer scarf ring... I think I know where I can find them!

 

[Bova123]

Oh and here is my most recent BFK, avec Cheval Phoenix. I definitely need to practice!

View attachment 4997617

Looks great Pirula! And thanks for the shout out lol! It looks like you are tying this after wrapping vs. simply weaving like a hacking knot? Either way it looks great and perhaps you can claim the tying version as your own... the PFK!

 

[Pampelmuse]

I made a quick tutorial of my last knot for you, dear @Cookiefiend
I named this one as ' Chain D'Ancre snail knot'

1. Make a triangle fold, and pleats it
(It's the same beginning as the video tutorial)
And fold it to half.
View attachment 4997618

2. Pull one side of the fold gently
through the one hole of Chain D'Ancre scarf ring
View attachment 4997637

3. Place your ring on the half of the fold.
(Nevermind the corner of triangle,
we will adjust it later.)
View attachment 4997620

4. Place your scarf on your neck
View attachment 4997621

5. Pull the one tail (I choose the one located below) through the empty hole of the Chain D'Ancre ring

View attachment 4997622

6. And tie a knot with the another tailView attachment 4997639
View attachment 4997624
And tie a knot once more!View attachment 4997625

I mean, tie a simple knot twice for fixation.
And adjust it please.

7. Pull the corner to downward.View attachment 4997640

8. And spread it.
View attachment 4997641

9. Adjust your drapes!

9-1. You can make the shape of the drapes neatly by holding the part where the drape starts
with the thumb and index finger of one hand, (A)
and then hold the right next to it with the thumb and index finger of the other hand.(B)
And move it (B) gently along the drape as if closing the Zipper lock! I'll take this instruction picture next time.

9-2. In this picture, I'm combing the folds with my fingers haha It's another drape adjusting method that I like to use.
View attachment 4997642

10. Then, it's done!
View attachment 4997629

Hope it helps you!
I'm not so good at making tutorials.. but I did my best
Oh I wish I had one more arm so I could take a video..

Thank you for this detailed info! Besides that and your beautiful combination of your scarf and sweater I really like the cover of the cellphone. May I ask what brand it is? Thanks in advance!

 

[Julide]

I wore this yesterday for a scarfie zoom meetup, but posting today because the knot was pretty cool. I don’t know what it is, but with moussies you just wrap and fluff. View attachment 4997549

Moma this scarf is fab! Can you tell us more about it? What design is it? The corner looks like cuirs desert but I don’t know if it was made in mousseline format...

Happy Sunday, dear Scarflandians!

I’m so excited to be the host of our weekly theme SOTD! It's an honor for me. I appreciate that @Living.la.vida.fifi invited me to host this week, thank you so much for giving me an opportunity to participate in this wonderful thread. And many thanks to @Cookiefiend for guiding us through the amazing week of Sweetheart Silk

This week’s theme is Tying the knot: Your favorite ways to wear a scarf.

There’s something special about Hermès' scarves – I love their rich colors, exceptional graphics and unrivaled silk quality! There are many ways to enjoy this marvelous silk. It would be great to hang it on the wall with frame, but I prefer to wear it as the ultimate accessories that enhance our daily outfit . I think many of you will agree with me!

As you know, Hermès' scarves are so versatile and can be worn in various ways. I think the biggest charm of this scarf is that you can make it look totally different depending on how you wear it. It interested me that there were no fixed rules or instructions.
So I decided to make a different knot every day when I started recording my SOTD on my Instagram account. It was very interesting to make diverse knots with one scarf. Through these works, I think I have a better understanding of how many details they have hidden in one scarf and how carefully they organized the color arrangement. It’s like a exploring – yes, in a nutshell, we are explorers of this small world of 34x34 inches!

Back to the point, this week, let's share the knots that you love! From fancy knots to simple but useful knots, any knot will do if you like it and enjoy it.

The knot I'm going to show you today is the knot method I showed you in my previous post. My little boys call it a ‘Snail knot.’

1. With Parures des Samourais :
It’s my all time best scarf!

View attachment 4997521

2. With Le Grand Prix au Faubourg :View attachment 4997522

3. With Exposition Universalle:
View attachment 4997523

4. With Cosmographia :View attachment 4997524

5. With Animapolis:View attachment 4997525

6. With another CW of Samourais:
I used my Chain D'Ancre scarf ring to make this variation.
View attachment 4997526

This week, I will post references of the knots I made. Because I just want everyone to enjoy it together.

I'm guess some of you have seen this knot's reference before, it's a video in Korean. I hope your understanding…

(Fortunately, automatic subtitles are provided by YouTube!

You can use subtitles function by following this steps:
1. Click the icon in the red circle
View attachment 4997528
2. To click the subtitle icon, you can choose the subtitle in your language!
View attachment 4997529
)



This knot's tutorial is started in 1:37 min of this video. Hope it helps you!

Dear Scarfies, please enjoy this week’s SOTD theme and share us your favorite knots! I am looking forward to seeing your magical ways to arrange our treasured silk

Wonderful into @Yoon daily scarf ! You are the perfect one to host this weeks theme! Thank you for sharing this amazing knot, it is one of my favorites I have seen you model. This is going to be a knotty week!I look forward to everyone’s favourite knots!

 

[turfnsurf]

Wonderful knots in each pic!

How sweet of you to say- this group has taught me SO MANY!!

Turfnsurf, this Couvées is fabulous!

Thanks
I was holding out for another cw, but when I discovered this one I was smitten

Oh my, dear soulsister ... that red Ferronnerie und the green Couvée, lucky turf!

Thanks bunches dear Croisette
*It’s funny that you mention the ‘red Ferronnerie’; as that’s always how I think of it (and picture in my head the bright red cw); only another Scarfie could commiserate that I panicked when I couldn’t locate it in with my red stash, but found it with the burgundy instead!
*Is misremembering your owned cw a sign of having too many scarves?

Happy Sunday, dear Scarflandians!

I’m so excited to be the host of our weekly theme SOTD! It's an honor for me. I appreciate that @Living.la.vida.fifi invited me to host this week, thank you so much for giving me an opportunity to participate in this wonderful thread. And many thanks to @Cookiefiend for guiding us through the amazing week of Sweetheart Silk

This week’s theme is Tying the knot: Your favorite ways to wear a scarf.

There’s something special about Hermès' scarves – I love their rich colors, exceptional graphics and unrivaled silk quality! There are many ways to enjoy this marvelous silk. It would be great to hang it on the wall with frame, but I prefer to wear it as the ultimate accessories that enhance our daily outfit . I think many of you will agree with me!

As you know, Hermès' scarves are so versatile and can be worn in various ways. I think the biggest charm of this scarf is that you can make it look totally different depending on how you wear it. It interested me that there were no fixed rules or instructions.
So I decided to make a different knot every day when I started recording my SOTD on my Instagram account. It was very interesting to make diverse knots with one scarf. Through these works, I think I have a better understanding of how many details they have hidden in one scarf and how carefully they organized the color arrangement. It’s like a exploring – yes, in a nutshell, we are explorers of this small world of 34x34 inches!

Back to the point, this week, let's share the knots that you love! From fancy knots to simple but useful knots, any knot will do if you like it and enjoy it.

The knot I'm going to show you today is the knot method I showed you in my previous post. My little boys call it a ‘Snail knot.’

1. With Parures des Samourais :
It’s my all time best scarf!

View attachment 4997521

2. With Le Grand Prix au Faubourg :View attachment 4997522

3. With Exposition Universalle:
View attachment 4997523

4. With Cosmographia :View attachment 4997524

5. With Animapolis:View attachment 4997525

6. With another CW of Samourais:
I used my Chain D'Ancre scarf ring to make this variation.
View attachment 4997526

This week, I will post references of the knots I made. Because I just want everyone to enjoy it together.

I'm guess some of you have seen this knot's reference before, it's a video in Korean. I hope your understanding…

(Fortunately, automatic subtitles are provided by YouTube!

You can use subtitles function by following this steps:
1. Click the icon in the red circle
View attachment 4997528
2. To click the subtitle icon, you can choose the subtitle in your language!
View attachment 4997529
)



This knot's tutorial is started in 1:37 min of this video. Hope it helps you!

Dear Scarfies, please enjoy this week’s SOTD theme and share us your favorite knots! I am looking forward to seeing your magical ways to arrange our treasured silk

PERFECT kick-off! (I’m tickled pink by the thought of us being silk explorers)
I’ve been singing the praises of your Snail knot since you shared the video not too long ago... it’s my hands-down current favorite.
Looking forward to this week- thank you for hosting

I wore this yesterday for a scarfie zoom meetup, but posting today because the knot was pretty cool. I don’t know what it is, but with moussies you just wrap and fluff. View attachment 4997549

Such an elegant effect (what a sultry changeant!) against the burgundy sweater. Your hair is so beautiful

 

[hermesguy]

What a great intro @Yoon daily scarf! I love your snail knot and am going to try it and report back! It’s beautiful!

I’m not a clever knotter. I usually either just chuck it on, or copy shamelessly from the more creative. The recently discovered BFK knot of @Bova123 is a good one!

Two of my favorites are the suuuuper simple bias fold, wrap around and tie, as with yesterday’s SOTD, Dans un Jardin Anglais:

View attachment 4997610

Another I like is to do an oblong fold and then just shove the corners through a scarf ring. Never know what you’re going to get:

Atélier Robert Dallet, L’Ombre des Pivoines, and Domes Celestes.
View attachment 4997613
View attachment 4997614View attachment 4997615

Here's a vote for the "suuuper" simple bias fold! It replaced the traditional ascot as my #1 (more casual...)

 

[Frull]

Oh and here is my most recent BFK, avec Cheval Phoenix. I definitely need to practice!

View attachment 4997617

Hi Pirula! I am looking for a silk scarve (carré 90x90 cm) at Hermès. But there are two different qualities - silk wash and silk. According to the homepage of Hermès the carré silk wash changes the appearance. What does this mean? Are the colours of the silk wash carré brigther? There is also a difference price. The silk wash scarve is more expensive. I hope you can give me an advise. Thanks a lot.

 

[MAGJES]

I made a quick tutorial of my last knot for you, dear @Cookiefiend
I named this one as ' Chain D'Ancre snail knot'

1. Make a triangle fold, and pleats it
(It's the same beginning as the video tutorial)
And fold it to half.
View attachment 4997618

2. Pull one side of the fold gently
through the one hole of Chain D'Ancre scarf ring
View attachment 4997637

3. Place your ring on the half of the fold.
(Nevermind the corner of triangle,
we will adjust it later.)
View attachment 4997620

4. Place your scarf on your neck
View attachment 4997621

5. Pull the one tail (I choose the one located below) through the empty hole of the Chain D'Ancre ring

View attachment 4997622

6. And tie a knot with the another tailView attachment 4997639
View attachment 4997624
And tie a knot once more!View attachment 4997625

I mean, tie a simple knot twice for fixation.
And adjust it please.

7. Pull the corner to downward.View attachment 4997640

8. And spread it.
View attachment 4997641

9. Adjust your drapes!

9-1. You can make the shape of the drapes neatly by holding the part where the drape starts
with the thumb and index finger of one hand, (A)
and then hold the right next to it with the thumb and index finger of the other hand.(B)
And move it (B) gently along the drape as if closing the Zipper lock! I'll take this instruction picture next time.

9-2. In this picture, I'm combing the folds with my fingers haha It's another drape adjusting method that I like to use.
View attachment 4997642

10. Then, it's done!
View attachment 4997629

Hope it helps you!
I'm not so good at making tutorials.. but I did my best
Oh I wish I had one more arm so I could take a video..

Great tutorial and so easy to follow. Thank you!

Happy Sunday, dear Scarflandians!

I’m so excited to be the host of our weekly theme SOTD! It's an honor for me. I appreciate that @Living.la.vida.fifi invited me to host this week, thank you so much for giving me an opportunity to participate in this wonderful thread. And many thanks to @Cookiefiend for guiding us through the amazing week of Sweetheart Silk

This week’s theme is Tying the knot: Your favorite ways to wear a scarf.

There’s something special about Hermès' scarves – I love their rich colors, exceptional graphics and unrivaled silk quality! There are many ways to enjoy this marvelous silk. It would be great to hang it on the wall with frame, but I prefer to wear it as the ultimate accessories that enhance our daily outfit . I think many of you will agree with me!

As you know, Hermès' scarves are so versatile and can be worn in various ways. I think the biggest charm of this scarf is that you can make it look totally different depending on how you wear it. It interested me that there were no fixed rules or instructions.
So I decided to make a different knot every day when I started recording my SOTD on my Instagram account. It was very interesting to make diverse knots with one scarf. Through these works, I think I have a better understanding of how many details they have hidden in one scarf and how carefully they organized the color arrangement. It’s like a exploring – yes, in a nutshell, we are explorers of this small world of 34x34 inches!

Back to the point, this week, let's share the knots that you love! From fancy knots to simple but useful knots, any knot will do if you like it and enjoy it.

The knot I'm going to show you today is the knot method I showed you in my previous post. My little boys call it a ‘Snail knot.’

1. With Parures des Samourais :
It’s my all time best scarf!

View attachment 4997521

2. With Le Grand Prix au Faubourg :View attachment 4997522

3. With Exposition Universalle:
View attachment 4997523

4. With Cosmographia :View attachment 4997524

5. With Animapolis:View attachment 4997525

6. With another CW of Samourais:
I used my Chain D'Ancre scarf ring to make this variation.
View attachment 4997526

This week, I will post references of the knots I made. Because I just want everyone to enjoy it together.

I'm guess some of you have seen this knot's reference before, it's a video in Korean. I hope your understanding…

(Fortunately, automatic subtitles are provided by YouTube!

You can use subtitles function by following this steps:
1. Click the icon in the red circle
View attachment 4997528
2. To click the subtitle icon, you can choose the subtitle in your language!
View attachment 4997529
)



This knot's tutorial is started in 1:37 min of this video. Hope it helps you!

Dear Scarfies, please enjoy this week’s SOTD theme and share us your favorite knots! I am looking forward to seeing your magical ways to arrange our treasured silk

I am really looking forward to this week's posts! Your intro was exceptional and you have a remarkable talent for knotting your gorgeous silks!

SOTD Manège

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So pretty with yellow.

I wore this yesterday for a scarfie zoom meetup, but posting today because the knot was pretty cool. I don’t know what it is, but with moussies you just wrap and fluff. View attachment 4997549

Absolutely stunning!! WoW!

SOTD is Early America, in a simple knot (thanks to Bunnycat).

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I love greens and this one is so pretty!

What a great intro @Yoon daily scarf! I love your snail knot and am going to try it and report back! It’s beautiful!

I’m not a clever knotter. I usually either just chuck it on, or copy shamelessly from the more creative. The recently discovered BFK knot of @Bova123 is a good one!

Two of my favorites are the suuuuper simple bias fold, wrap around and tie, as with yesterday’s SOTD, Dans un Jardin Anglais:

View attachment 4997610

Another I like is to do an oblong fold and then just shove the corners through a scarf ring. Never know what you’re going to get:

Atélier Robert Dallet, L’Ombre des Pivoines, and Domes Celestes.
View attachment 4997613
View attachment 4997614View attachment 4997615

Great colorways especially that JuDA. I've also been hunting a Domes. The prume/purple you have is a beauty!

 

[MAGJES]

Woot!
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Thank you for that wonderful tutorial- I had to do it 3 times to get it right, but I did it!
Now I need to get a nicer scarf ring... I think I know where I can find them!

Great colorway of Jeu de Soie! FUN scarf!

Thank you for the introduction to Knot week, @Yoon daily scarf . Your video is excellent and I look forward to trying out new knots this week.

Today I'm introducing a new-to-me scarf, Persona. The knot is a simple knot on a bias fold that allows my pendant to be seen. The pendant is a garnet cabochon mounted on a handmade blackened silver backing with red gold and diamond accents. The artist is Emily Johnson of EC Design.

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Lovely! Scarf cousin! Perfect with your pendant. It's quite unique.

 

[Yoon daily scarf]

Yds - these are gorgeous, and you are the perfect scarf mistress for this week! Fabulous intro!

Thanks a lot, sweet @Awillow !! ♡
I'm looking forward to see your gorgeous knots, I always love your arrangements

It´s LEDOUX, moma!


Splendid, dear ... and perfect lip colour!


thank you, Agrume!


Very pretty, twin!


Great intro and tutorial, Yoon!

Thank you so much, dear @Croisette7 !!
Hope you like it, and looking forward to see your beautiful knots

Oh that’s lovely! Thank you for the tutorial!

Thanks dear @Snausages !! Hope you like it

Thank you Agrume!



Thank you Croisette!



beautiful introduction Yoon!!! And thank you for hosting this wonderful week!



Gorgeous colors Croisette!



Wrap and fluff is perfect for these wonderful changeants! Beautiful moma!


Green purple and blue! Faboo! You look marvelous Agrume!



Beautiful know for showing the pink red and white!



All stunners Pirula! (Esp the Dallet! )

Thank you so much for the opportunity to participate, dear @bunnycat I'll do my best!

Thank you for the introduction to Knot week, @Yoon daily scarf . Your video is excellent and I look forward to trying out new knots this week.

Today I'm introducing a new-to-me scarf, Persona. The knot is a simple knot on a bias fold that allows my pendant to be seen. The pendant is a garnet cabochon mounted on a handmade blackened silver backing with red gold and diamond accents. The artist is Emily Johnson of EC Design.

View attachment 4997763

Thank you so much, dear @Redbirdhermes ♡
Your scarf and the stunning necklace match so perfectly! And your knot that makes your necklace stand out is so cool

I dunno... these all look pretty clever to me... and beautiful!

This is a great knot and color!

Oh. My. Gosh!
Thank you! This is a perfect tutorial!

My pleasure, @Cookiefiend
Hope it helps you, dear ♡

Thank you for this detailed info! Besides that and your beautiful combination of your scarf and sweater I really like the cover of the cellphone. May I ask what brand it is? Thanks in advance!

Thank you dear @Pampelmuse ! Actually It's unbranded product. My boys picked this design so I couldn't resist... I'm sorry I couldn't help. But I think there might be many similar designs!

Moma this scarf is fab! Can you tell us more about it? What design is it? The corner looks like cuirs desert but I don’t know if it was made in mousseline format...

Wonderful into @Yoon daily scarf ! You are the perfect one to host this weeks theme! Thank you for sharing this amazing knot, it is one of my favorites I have seen you model. This is going to be a knotty week!I look forward to everyone’s favourite knots!

Oh many thanks for your sweet comments, dear @Julide !! Glad you like that knot, I love it too
I've been always admire the fabulous scarves and arrangements of you scarf ladies I'm looking forward to this week!!

How sweet of you to say- this group has taught me SO MANY!!


Thanks
I was holding out for another cw, but when I discovered this one I was smitten


Thanks bunches dear Croisette
*It’s funny that you mention the ‘red Ferronnerie’; as that’s always how I think of it (and picture in my head the bright red cw); only another Scarfie could commiserate that I panicked when I couldn’t locate it in with my red stash, but found it with the burgundy instead!
*Is misremembering your owned cw a sign of having too many scarves?


PERFECT kick-off! (I’m tickled pink by the thought of us being silk explorers)
I’ve been singing the praises of your Snail knot since you shared the video not too long ago... it’s my hands-down current favorite.
Looking forward to this week- thank you for hosting


Such an elegant effect (what a sultry changeant!) against the burgundy sweater. Your hair is so beautiful

I appreciate your sweet comments, dear @turfnsurf !! Oh I'm sooooo glad you like this snail knot. My heart is singing, too! This week, let's explore the world of scarves knots together ♡

 

[Cookiefiend]

Moma this scarf is fab! Can you tell us more about it? What design is it? The corner looks like cuirs desert but I don’t know if it was made in mousseline format...

Wonderful into @Yoon daily scarf ! You are the perfect one to host this weeks theme! Thank you for sharing this amazing knot, it is one of my favorites I have seen you model. This is going to be a knotty week!I look forward to everyone’s favourite knots!

I'm not Moma - but that is Brise de Charme.

 

[Cookiefiend]

Thank you! It is a fun scarf!
(and I'm feeling the orange these days - so it's perfect! )