Cowboy - simply fold on the diagonal and tie
at the back either with a small knot or secure
with a petit/twilly scarf ring.
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Here a knot feature - simply fold scarf in basic
fold then tie a single knot in the middle and tie
at the back either with a small knot or secure
with a petit/twilly scarf ring.
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Watch out for Part 2 using - you guessed - 2 gavroches!
Hi SA, I have a couple of other ways to tie these which I was shown at the H scarf workshops at Liberty's. PM me at tPF if you want and I can let you know how. Looking forward to the 2 gavroches demo.
ReplyDeleteHi there cvw = will do and thanks!! SAx
DeleteWoefully behind here! I'd not thought of a 'Berliner' (a single or double knot for the larger carres) for a gavroche. I associate you with the Berliner almost as much as the Cossack look you kindly enlightened me about early on in my scarfing career.
ReplyDeleteThe other way I like to tie a single gavroche is with an assymetric fold, secured with a small scarf ring, which is probably the knot I favour the most for wearing with all sizes of carres and displaying a goodly amount of the design.
Hi PW - no worries! I don't know where the time goes - it is December now already!!!! Glad you like the knots and that you have got the knack of the Cossack now! SAx
DeleteVery pretty ideas. Mai Tai once modeled her scarf by wearing it tucked inside the neckline of a similar top just giving a wonderful pop of color and a cozy feel. Just another idea to consider.
ReplyDeleteThanks Anon - yes lots of ideas! But typically when I tried to think when I did the blogs my memory escaped me LOL! SA:-)
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