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For inspiration, the weekly 2025 Scarf Theme Calendar is available here
For inspiration, the weekly 2025 Scarf Theme Calendar is available here
Scarves Scarf of The Day 2025 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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I will have to search for rarer animals for tomorrow @HermesEchidna but for today, something small and close to home. There are a number of bee keepers on Cape Cod and we are lucky to have honey readily available at local and farmers' markets. A nice stroll from my house there is a small natural history museum that has a honey bee observation hive, so we can see the busy critters at work with no fear of stings! Of course, the very scary "Bee Colony Collapse Disorder" is a very real threat so perhaps I can stretch a bit to fit the sub-theme after all?
My scarf today features bees all along the border, some neatly in their squares, others attempting escape or gone altogether. The mischievous bees are one of my favorite features of my SOTD: Rosa Maria Unda Souki's Objets de Curiosité.
My scarf today features bees all along the border, some neatly in their squares, others attempting escape or gone altogether. The mischievous bees are one of my favorite features of my SOTD: Rosa Maria Unda Souki's Objets de Curiosité.
Thank you @CoastalCouture! Dangerous enabling happening right here, folks!
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What a great detail @EtsyBoss! I debate adding this cw. Every time I see it in the store, I get little pangs...love the befuddled fox, too!
What a great post! Now I want to go on a rare animal hunt among my scarves @HermesEchidna. Congratulations on your pretty new Pytheas...
I love your Jardin Secrets-- the little lizard is so cute @Croisette7! (and thank you for your ACdlV comments, too).
A beautiful scarf, Croisette7. I love lizards, their shape, their skin, their sudden movements. We have quite a lot here, on the dry stone walls in the fields, sunbathing.
Oh my gosh-- also beautiful in celadon green. Love this and the lizard so detailed. Really shows up well in this tie @Croisette7.
I love this cw as well! I struggle with mine as well, maybe we should switch them
Maybe we need a Tpf meetup with all the cws of ACdlV just so everyone can try everyone else’s scarf on since quite a few people seem to struggle with the cw they have
Here is mine - very different - for comparison
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Oh I VERY MUCH like this colorway against the green backdrop! Pink and green can look so charming together!
Such a cute little busy bee! I’m not familiar with this design, but I really like the colorway. There’s something so elegant about a rich red and white/cream.
Thank you @redheaddem, @HermesEchidna, @Jereni, @Croisette7, @Jacq1, @Cookiefiend and @Redbirdhermes for the nice comments on my Carnaval des Animaux. I was late to the party on that one but I never met a black hem I didn't love and in the final analysis the scarf is very endearing! And thanks for the good wishes; we had heartening news on the medical front so
And because I don't want to be left out of the Au Coeur de la Vie Party, I will share my third cw and newest one:
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Twins with several of you on these, and not sure I am done yet with this design!
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What a beautiful trio of ACdlV you have! Adding a more colorful one is definitely #scarfgoals for me.
Ah what a ACdlV day we had! I love this minty one A LOT. Just effortless with the navy and gray.
I love it too! I keep thinking I should cave and add this one. That’s a really cool detail that you spotted, I hadn’t noticed that before!
Yay for another Coeur appearance! Twins on that Lanternes. I’d actually grabbed that to wear yesterday too but then it absolutely poured all day so I never got it tied. I like it combined with those stripes!
Beautiful and perfectly paired. Glad we answered the critter mystery!
Very sooothing shades of pink and blue on this one! Lovely with the plum sweater.
Darling, and such a fun knot for it! What’s that one called again? I keep meaning to add this design. So full of rich detail.
Dear @darkstar66
Great wildlife scarf!!! Unfortunately the travel party does not hold an ornitologist - we can only manage the local birds - but let us trust that this one is still around 😊
On your other question: we all work at a natural history museum doing public engagement and learning activities and are on a team trip to get inspiration from other institutions 😊 So we try and get out into the wild as well, for both business and pleasure. The moose is still escaping us I am afraid.
This is me trekking at Holmekollen with Samourai and binoculars.
Thank you. It’s the Etriers in palladium. A gift from MrBelle and one of my favourites - it’s light, versatile, holds securely and can be used for different formats. It will sub for a chaine d’ancre for half bow knots and the like, will slide on to a bias, will just fit the tails of a cashmere and you can even use it as a charm to adorn a twilly.
Just saw this, so adding to my reply! Yes, it’s the Etriers. It’s an unusual design for a scarf ring, but offers a surprising number of tying options. The squared opening at the bottom, as well as the small hole at the top can both be utilized, along with the main opening. It’s different to anything else I have.
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Thank you! I would love a saturated one too. The one you have with the cranberry accents is beautiful too and so different to the other CW.
I hope you see your moose, @HermesEchidna. Many years ago when our children were younger, we vacationed on Isle Royale in Lake Superior. This isolated island is known for its wolves and moose, which are part of the longest running predator-prey study in the world. We stayed at the then only lodge on the island, and since it was late in the season, our kids were the only children on the island. My son’s desire to spot a moose quickly became common knowledge, and he would be stopped by everyone we crossed paths with and asked if he had spotted his moose yet. We saw plenty of scat on our hikes, but no moose.
On one of our last days we took a boat tour around the island and finally glimpsed a moose standing on shore some distance away. Hurrah! For me the highlight of the trip was hearing a talk by the great naturalist Rolf Peterson himself, who has spent his entire career studying the Isle Royale wolves. We lucked out because all of the college kids who give the talks during the season had headed back to school.
My scarf of the day is Le Voyage de Pytheas. I’m sure the sailors spotted plenty of critters during their trip, if only at times standing on a distant shore.
On one of our last days we took a boat tour around the island and finally glimpsed a moose standing on shore some distance away. Hurrah! For me the highlight of the trip was hearing a talk by the great naturalist Rolf Peterson himself, who has spent his entire career studying the Isle Royale wolves. We lucked out because all of the college kids who give the talks during the season had headed back to school.
My scarf of the day is Le Voyage de Pytheas. I’m sure the sailors spotted plenty of critters during their trip, if only at times standing on a distant shore.