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My first fumble with the snail knot. My main problem was that the folds kept getting undone. I'll try this again with other scarves. Would softer or stiffer be better, I wonder? Would a plisse work with this knot?
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And emboldened by this non-disaster, I tried a knot which the Synergy Life lady did in another video. She used a 70cm scarf. I had to use a 90, so she must be very petite!
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My first fumble with the snail knot. My main problem was that the folds kept getting undone. I'll try this again with other scarves. Would softer or stiffer be better, I wonder? Would a plisse work with this knot?
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And emboldened by this non-disaster, I tried a knot which the Synergy Life lady did in another video. She used a 70cm scarf. I had to use a 90, so she must be very petite!
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Which number knot of the Synergy video is this @xincinsin? I just had some happy scarf mail today (Swinging St Germain in the white and black with red shoe and hem) and the hem is so pretty I would love to attempt a knot like this one! It looks wonderful. Thank you for the inspo.
 
One of my favorite knots is @MaiTai Criss-Cross Bow Knot, which is very similar to the Half Bow Knot that @Yoon daily scarf showed us. Traditionally, this knot begins with a bias fold, but I start out my variation with the scarf folded as a triangle. I place that triangle over my shoulders with the point in the back. Then, I follow all the other steps of the Criss-Cross Bow Knot. Finally, I arrange the back point to one side. Depending on how high or low, or loose or tight, it can look different each time. Here are some examples...
Ex Libris en Kimonos
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La Marche du Zambeze
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La Maison des Carrès
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La Comédie Italienne
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La Danse des Indiennes
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Mexique
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Les Toucans
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Sieste au Paradis
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Parures de Samourais
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Egypte
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Into the Canadian Wild
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Les Artisans d’Hermes
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Onderful!
 
Fresh from the store! Bought today.... (Trio scarf ring and) Les Danse des amazones, my second scarf from Hermes, so excited to wear it!


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Oh La Danse de Amazones is one of my favorites too! I have 2 CW but I'm always eyeing on other CWs too... haha:graucho: Your CW is so gorgeous! I love your arrangement with Trio ring and grey cardigan. Thanks for sharing :loveeyes:
 
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Oh I love your infinity knot, it showcases the giraffe of LMZ very beautifully! And I like the color contrast between black and orange. So stunning and chic... :loveeyes:Thanks for sharing the URL of the tutorial, I just tried it for running few errands with my boys! :panic:

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Amazing! I am going to try this with my ITCW-- always looking for ways to "tame" that beautiful scarf!
 
I would like to share my Scarf of the Day. This amazing Tous les Bateaux de Monde arrived this afternoon and I pranced around in it for the rest of the day, I am so thrilled with it. Here are a few knots I quickly tried, finally settling on @Yoon daily scarf Snail Knot which I took out shopping with me.
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:woot: Congrats!
One of my favorite knots is @MaiTai Criss-Cross Bow Knot, which is very similar to the Half Bow Knot that @Yoon daily scarf showed us. Traditionally, this knot begins with a bias fold, but I start out my variation with the scarf folded as a triangle. I place that triangle over my shoulders with the point in the back. Then, I follow all the other steps of the Criss-Cross Bow Knot. Finally, I arrange the back point to one side. Depending on how high or low, or loose or tight, it can look different each time. Here are some examples...
Ex Libris en Kimonos
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La Marche du Zambeze
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La Maison des Carrès
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La Comédie Italienne
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La Danse des Indiennes
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Mexique
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Les Toucans
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Sieste au Paradis
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Parures de Samourais
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Egypte
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Into the Canadian Wild
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Les Artisans d’Hermes
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I’ve always wondered what this fantastic fluffy confection was... it’s very feminine & suits you beautifully.
Props for showcasing the pup & hare on that pretty LDdI:dog:
 
One of my favorite knots is @MaiTai Criss-Cross Bow Knot, which is very similar to the Half Bow Knot that @Yoon daily scarf showed us. Traditionally, this knot begins with a bias fold, but I start out my variation with the scarf folded as a triangle. I place that triangle over my shoulders with the point in the back. Then, I follow all the other steps of the Criss-Cross Bow Knot. Finally, I arrange the back point to one side. Depending on how high or low, or loose or tight, it can look different each time. Here are some examples...
Ex Libris en Kimonos
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La Marche du Zambeze
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La Maison des Carrès
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La Comédie Italienne
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La Danse des Indiennes
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Mexique
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Les Toucans
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Sieste au Paradis
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Parures de Samourais
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Egypte
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Into the Canadian Wild
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Les Artisans d’Hermes
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This is spectacular-- so many beauties and they all look wonderful with your knot variation. Can't wait to try!
 
@Yoon daily scarf
@Bova123 gave a short description of the BFK (Bova's Fat Knot) in post 4195 (page 280): " I simply keep the shawl in its' rectangular shape from the box, fold it over again lengthwise to an even narrower rectangle, and then tie in the classic weave knot."
After that, several scarfies did variations of it.

Oh thanks a lot, dear @xincinsin !!! I was searching the keyword of 'BFK' or 'Bova's fatty knot' or 'fatty knot' but couldn't find the original tut. You've solved my question! I'll search for variations too! :hbeat:

Ooooh! :loveeyes: That’s lovely and looks easy. Necessary for moi. Going to try it!

speaking of easy here’s another go to for me, especially in winter with a turtleneck. So warm... just bias fold, wrap around neck, and tie ends in a hacking knot.
Les Ailes:

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Wow I love your Les ailes!!! Such a beautiful shades of green :loveeyes: You're to-go knot seems so pretty and useful in many situations! And it's good for cold weather too...:heart: Thanks for sharing, dear @Pirula!

Incredible. Just incredible - I love these colors!

So. Pretty!

Tres chic - and perfectly knotted!

I think these both look great! :heart:

A beautiful classic - love the green!

Frankly - I think these are the best tutorials I've ever seen - HONEST!!
(good heavens - even I understand them... that's saying a lot! :giggle:)

Thank you sweetheart! :hugs:
It is Ex Libris en Kimonos. :heart:

So gorgeous - congratulations!

Beautiful! Thank you for showing us it can be done with a 70 too... and that double bow is so pretty!

Marvelous, wonderful tutorial, thank you!!

Oh how sweet of you to say so! Many thanks to tou, dear @Cookiefiend :love: I'm so delightful that you like my humble tutorials. You made my day!! :hbeat:

Thank you kindly Yoon! Your ITCW looks fantastic that way! It's such a great way to show a fair amount of design without stuff "getting in the way".



Looks great both times! And MP shows off really well this way with the pretty blue contrast hem!



Thank you Croisette!



ooooh- that menthol and blue is delicious together!



You drew pictures!!! :faint: :tup:



Thank you missmabel- it really is! And you are so very welcome! It's a great resource in there. :yes:



Thank you kindly Karenska! :hugs:



oooooh Chiff- virtual hugs! :hugs:



Congrats! What a beautiful choice for you!



That Toucans really shines worn this way, and against that fab vest!



I'll try to do a tut for it in the library...



Yes- this is me too! A simple and easy knot. Beautiful colors in your Ailes!



Thank you Cookie!

I appreciate it, dear @bunnycat :hugs:

I fell in love your infinity knot! As you know, I tried it yesterday, and I was so happy that the shape was maintained even though I ran around the park with my boys! :yahoo: It's very important thing for me as a mother of two little rascals :lol:

Oh And I'd really appreciate it if you could do make BFK tutorials!!!! I'm searching for it but still not sure that I understand it correctly.. Thank you so much!! :loveeyes:

Oh my gosh! That looks so pretty, so complicated, but it’s so easy! I love it! This is the sort of thing that makes scarves such a great accessory...you can do things with them that makes them feel entirely different and makes them work for any style outfit, unlike almost any other type of accessory. I wish I had known this earlier and not been so intimidated by them. Plus they bring the eye to your face...a major plus for anyone whose body is less than model perfect (like mine)... and the colors in it can let you wear any color top, but still have only flattering colors near your face!

Thank you for sharing these videos and this knot style!

Thank you so much, dear @BowieFan1971 :love:
I agree with you, scarves are ultimate accessories. And as you said, I've been able to try clothes of various colors since I fell in love with scarves! I think it's so great to let bright colors into our life :loveeyes:

So many beautiful scarfs! :loveeyes:

Thank you dear @Naessi ! It's not as wonderful collections as you scarf ladies have. Collecting beautiful silk is so delightful thing for me
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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
Stunning momasurus.
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Both are beautiful Pampelmuse.
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:

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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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All wonderful pics, my favourites are 3 and 4, the scarves and the scarf rings Pirula. :love:
Oh and here is my most recent BFK, avec Cheval Phoenix. I definitely need to practice!

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

1. Make a triangle fold, and pleats it
(It's the same beginning as the video tutorial)
And fold it to half.
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2. Pull one side of the fold gently
through the one hole of Chain D'Ancre scarf ring
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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.

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8. And spread it.
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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:graucho: It's another drape adjusting method that I like to use.
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10. Then, it's done! :love:
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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.. :lol:
Excellent tutorial and beautiful clear photos Yoon daily scarf. :heart:
 
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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!
Well done Cookie! Great vibrant scarf.
Much gratitude to our savvy knot miester-YSD for sharing this snail knot. :yahoo:
Enjoying it immensely for it’s 90-taming ability, ease, and have been employing it often with it’s variations:
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Sensational and so pretty turfnsurf!
Two of my favorites... The pink Baobab is a dream... it’s those irregular dots and lines... ties so beautifully
Thank you so much fifi. :love:

Thank you so much, @Yoon daily scarf for the wonderful introduction to this week’s theme. It will be such a fun and informative week...
For the past couple of days on Instagram, I’ve shared pictures and info about one of my favorite 70cm scarves.. Quadrige Costumé. I own this fabulous design in two similar CWs. I don’t own many 70s, but do like wearing them and I shared some different knots made with them. Since my two CWs work well together, I also enjoyed tying them together to create more voluminous and complex knots.
The first pic below shows both of my CWs folded together. Then, some knots with each of the scarves wearing a navy top. The last three knots were created tying the two scarves together
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Beautiful scarves on their own and sensational tied together. Fabulous fifi.
 
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My first fumble with the snail knot. My main problem was that the folds kept getting undone. I'll try this again with other scarves. Would softer or stiffer be better, I wonder? Would a plisse work with this knot?
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And emboldened by this non-disaster, I tried a knot which the Synergy Life lady did in another video. She used a 70cm scarf. I had to use a 90, so she must be very petite!
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Well done on both, so pretty xincinsin.
I love the sharp contrast between the green and navy Croisett.
I am terribly behind, too, More bags. These are spectacular! I love how you tied both, but Baobab Cat! :faint:
Thank you dear Karenska. :hbeat:
 
Fresh from the store! Bought today.... (Trio scarf ring and) Les Danse des amazones, my second scarf from Hermes, so excited to wear it!


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Beautiful!
Following gorgeous Half Bow knot of dear @Pampelmuse,

these are my Half Bow knots from achieve:
I love this neat and adorable knot so much!

1. With my Animapolis View attachment 4998497

2. With my Acte III, Scene I, La Clairiere
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3. With my Toucans de Paradis :
I used my Epherons scarf ring for this knot
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4. With Fleur de Giverny
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5. With Promenade de Paris
I posted this picture before,
my DH teased me as an Egg Yolk that day... hahaha :mad:

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6. With my Ex libris Atlantis
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7. And it's a variation of Half Bow knot,
I made two half bows with my Jaguar Quetzal!
I named it as 'Double Half Bow Knot' :love:
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I previously posted that I would put all the references of my knots this week. This knot is so famous and I think many of you scarf ladies already know how to do it... But to keep my promise, I recommend dear Maitai's tutorial! I love her wonderful knots always.

And, I'll post my 'Double Half Bow Knot' tutorial. it's a humble tutorial as usual, but hope you like it! :loveeyes:


+) Oh and does anyone know the tutorial URL of BFK? I fell in love with BFK when I saw @Pirula 's beautiful knot, but I don't know how...:panic: I really want to try it, too! Please let me know if you know how. I really appreciate if you can help me! ♡
Dear Yoon daily scarf, you give me heart palpitations, in a good way. I love your wardrobe of scarves, CWs and beautiful knots. I learned so much in a couple days. I appreciate the extra references, videos and lovely tutorials.
It's the tutorial of Double Half Bow Knot,
Hope you like it! :love:

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If the first bow(A) and second bow(B) are fixed together with one rubber band, the bows may be loosened when you adjust your knot at final step. I recommend that you fix the first bow(A) only with the rubber band!

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+) And you can make this knot without Chain D'Ancre scarf ring! Instead of fixing the knot with the scarf ring, you can make a simple knot and loosen it and pull the bows through it!

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Thank you so much for reading this post, dear Scarfies!
Hope you have a beautiful sunshiny day :flowers:
All stunning, I am intrigued by your double half bow. :hbeat:

Ooooh! :loveeyes: That’s lovely and looks easy. Necessary for moi. Going to try it!

speaking of easy here’s another go to for me, especially in winter with a turtleneck. So warm... just bias fold, wrap around neck, and tie ends in a hacking knot.
Les Ailes:

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Great knot and pretty scarf Pirula.
 
Le Cle des Champs in a basic bias fold, wrapped twice and knotted.
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Then I tried @yoon daily scarf’s double knot - so cute!
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Thanks for trying Double half bow knot, dear @Cookiefiend !! :loveeyes: You made it so beautifully! I like the way the two bows are angled. I'll try to shape it like you! :hbeat: And your first knot is one of my favorite to-go knots too! Love your elegant Le Cle des Champs :heart:

Twins! This knot looks amazing with this design.

Great knot and WoWW!! The colors in your Zambezi are fabulous!

Glad to be your twins :hbeat: I love that scarf too!!

Sharing the asymmetrical shawl double knot with Le Jardin de la Maharani @HoneyLocks
1) Start with a 90 cm scarf
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2) Fold it in half
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3) Fold it in half again
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4) Put the scarf on your shoulders with the folded edge against your neck
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5) Grasp the folded corner from one outside edge of one shoulder in one hand and the open outer corner from the other shoulder in your other hand and pull in opposite directions.
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6) I don’t have enough hands to perform the last step and photograph it at the same time. I am showing what step 5) looks like on the floor, this is the shape on your shoulders.
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7) Secure the two corners you are holding with a knot
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8) Secure the remaining free corners with a knot
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9) Twist and fluff, enjoy!
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Shown with Baobab Cat
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Shown with Bouquets Sellier
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Oh I was always wanted to try this fabulous knot!! Thank you so mich for sharing tutorial, @More bags :loveeyes: You made it so clearly, I'll try this one today and show you! And your scarves are so gorgeous, I especially love your Maharani and Baobab cat!!! :hbeat:

beautiful scarves! my favorite is that fleurs de giverny
and your tutorials are great!

yes! I have been doing this too!
well done!

Thanks a lot, dear @scarf1 :loveeyes: Glad you like my tutorial! Fleur de Giverny is the most spring-like design I've ever had. This blooming flowers make me feel delightful :flowers:

I re-tied my SOTD in @Yoon daily scarf ’s Chain D'Ancre snail knot.
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Many thanks to you, dear @More bags :heart: Your knot is fabulous!! I was impressed by your scarf choice. It shows the borders of Le Jardin de Maharani so beautifully! I'll try this knot with my Maharani :hbeat: Thanks for sharing your wonderful mod shot!

Oh, every single one looks beautiful, dear yoon daily scarf! :flowers: :heart:

Thanks a lot for inspiration, dear @Pampelmuse ! :loveeyes:

My SOTD is a new-to-me red Regina tied in the snail knot. Thank you, @Yoon daily scarf , for the tutorial.

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Oh your drapes are perfect!!! I'm so impressed :loveeyes:I love your snail knot so much, dear @Redbirdhermes :hbeat:And your red scarf looks so gorgeous with your grey sweater! Thanks for sharing your snail knot♡

Tried some fancy knots today, but gave up and went with the cowboy. I like the lime green hem so much!!View attachment 4998792

Cowboy knot is my best knot for cold weather too, dear @momasaurus :hbeat: Your bows' shape is so neat! And the color of your scarf is very sophisticated, I love it ♡

Fabulous! This used to be my ”go to“ knot but I’ve not used it in a long time. I love how it looks with a 70. I recently removed this same colorway of Touscans and it makes me miss it. :sad:.....but I do have the pink colorway and will try this knot tonight! I think it really shows off the feathers.

Thanks a lot, dear @MAGJES :loveeyes: I love making this knot with 70 too. The short knot feels more cheerful ♡ Oh I'm looking forward to your half bow knot with pink Toucans de Paradis! Can't wait to see :yahoo:

Hi !! Just had the most wonderful DHL delivery all the way from Moscow, and wanted to share. Introducing my newest samourai colorway. I put it on immediately and rather think it works with this yellow sweater. I’m in love with it. I even tried a knot I saw on Instagram this past weekend ! I think my regate ring is too small so I’ll try again later this week with a larger one. Thanks for letting me share, and hope you’re all doing well.

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Oh we're scarf twins!!! :loveeyes: PdS is just a piece of art, I think. And this CW is sublime, congrats dear @Foxy trini ♡ I love your fancy knot and adorable bright yellow sweater too!


I am still fumbling around trying navigate and all. And fumbling around with complex knots is apparently a challenge! I will study everyone’s instructions for later this week. Anyhow this is a Vif Argent with a white chaine d’ancre scarf ring in what according to my book is style 258


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Thanks for sharing your beautiful SOTD, dear @Snausages ! :hbeat: The color combination of black and silver/white is always gorgeous, and your knot with with white Chain D'Ancre ring looks so simple and elegant! ♡

:tup: Amen, Hermesguy!! :tup:

SOTD is Astrology with the tried & true
double-wrapped bias fold
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*modified it to looser version (simply untie square knot, capture first layer, re-tie knot)
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**Had to try out infinity knot suggested by @bunnycat:
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Love your knots with gorgeous Astrology, @turfnsurf !!! :loveeyes: Love them all. Infinity knot became one of my favorites, and it goes so well with your scarf:love:


Great and practical knot! What a glorious pop of color this Zambeze is


Ooooh, came out beautifully! Love this CW


Fumble? I think they look marvelous!


Love this CW of Eperons, which I also am happy to own... Classic!


Great explanations!


Gorgeous Chiff!


Oh, so beautiful on you!



I love this knot which I first learned from MaiTai but your variation is wonderful. Hate to slow down the thread, but I don’t quite get the point on the second or third step where bow fans out into two? How do you do that? Looks so beautiful with all of the scarves. Just adore how the Toucans and JQ looks on you


Such a marvelous design


A timeless classic


Just love this clever variation! I must try it!


Fabulous!


I am your twin on the Regina and this is my fav CW of the design... great with this knot


Congrats on scoring this masterpiece... looks fabulous with this top! I am your twin on this CW which is one of the most sublime scarves that I own. Perfect on you!


Love this design so much! It is fascinating, and wonderful in this CW


Love the second bow with the sun showing in front

Thanks a lot, dear @Living.la.vida.fifi !! Oh I made the first bow and fixed it with rubber band, and then, make another loop for 2nd bow in front of fastened 1st bow. To make another loop for 2nd bow, I tried few drawings (sorry that I'm not talented to it..) Hope it helps!
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One of my favorite knots is @MaiTai Criss-Cross Bow Knot, which is very similar to the Half Bow Knot that @Yoon daily scarf showed us. Traditionally, this knot begins with a bias fold, but I start out my variation with the scarf folded as a triangle. I place that triangle over my shoulders with the point in the back. Then, I follow all the other steps of the Criss-Cross Bow Knot. Finally, I arrange the back point to one side. Depending on how high or low, or loose or tight, it can look different each time. Here are some examples...
Ex Libris en Kimonos
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La Marche du Zambeze
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La Maison des Carrès
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La Comédie Italienne
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La Danse des Indiennes
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Mexique
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Les Toucans
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Sieste au Paradis
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Parures de Samourais
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Egypte
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Into the Canadian Wild
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Les Artisans d’Hermes
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Your criss-cross knots are just perfection... I lost my words!!!! :loveeyes: Wow they are so incredible, I admire your knotting skills and wonderful scarf collections!! I just can't pick one because all of them are my favorites... :hbeat::yahoo::flowers: I'll try this variation you made!! Oh I'm so impressed ♡



Amazing! I am going to try this with my ITCW-- always looking for ways to "tame" that beautiful scarf!

Thanks a lot dear @LKBNOLA !! ITCW is the best scarf among my Alice Shirley's designs. I'm looking forward to see your beautiful infinity knot with ITCW! :loveeyes:
 
Le Cle des Champs in a basic bias fold, wrapped twice and knotted.
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Then I tried @yoon daily scarf’s double knot - so cute!
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Wonderful shade of yellow on you Cookie and two lovely knots.
Beautiful! :heart:
Thank you Cookie. :flowers:
well done!
Thank you scarf1. :hbeat:
Wow! I never thought to tie the second two corners! So lovely.
Thank you kindly Pirula. :cutesy:
Beautiful, Morebags!
Many thanks Croisette.:heart:
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So pretty and I love the lime hem momasaurus.
:love:
Oh - well done!
Thanks Cookie.
 
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