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Tutorial #69: Puritan Collar Infinity Scarf. Tie together the ends of your long scarf or square scarf folded in half. Slip it over your head and then position the knots in the middle of your front, arranging the corners to imitate a puritan collar and leaving the rest of the scarf to drape down your back.
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Scarf tying tutorial #68 is the scarf braid. It’s super easy and works with both summery and wintery scarves.
Excuse the Instagrammy tutorial. As you know, it’s winter down here in the Southern Hemisphere and I’m afraid the lighting is pretty darn poor when it’s pouring thunderstorms. The house’s yellow tinged lighting isn’t very helpful with making me look healthy either so I will be resorting to filters from time to time to at least make scarf tying look less…sallow skin inducing.
Start off by tying the scarf around your neck to the side. Make sure both ends are even. You can use a chunky knit scarf like I did here or fold your silk scarf into a long strip if it’s summer where you are (I am jealous). The two ends of the knot as well as the bit around your neck now will be the three bits we braid, shown in the image as A, B and C. Braid them just like you braid normally except where you would normally put C over either A or B you’re going to move A or B under C because C doesn’t have a free end and is stuck around your neck. You can braid all the way round like a choker, or leave the ends hanging loose like I did here.
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Now that Yahoo has purchased Tumblr, will you be staying around? Oh, and hallo from Canberra in Aus!
Haha, hello Canberra! I have a really good friend studying there. I’m doing this ask first because it’s really relevant to what’s going on now, but I will get round to the other ones in time!
Anyway, to answer your question I think I will for a bit. I know the acquisition been causing an uproar in the Tumblr community with many saying they’re just going to leave. In a way, our blogs are sort of associated with us and I understand that many don’t want to be associated with Yahoo!. That being said, I started this on Tumblr and my first fans were from the incredibly friendly and awesome Tumblr community (who, may I say, have excellent taste and are incredibly beautiful people ;D) and so I think for now I will stay here where my fanbase mostly is until something major happens. Like Yahoo puts ads all over my site until it looks more like a collage of “Single Women Waiting To Chat Now!” ads rather than a blog for how to tie silk scarves.
There aren’t many alternatives either currently, which is a pity. I have created a Pinterest so, y’know, if you’re leaving Tumblr because it can’t be cool anymore please do follow me there so you can stay tuned. If Yahoo! does screw up Tumblr (slash all my fans abandon ship), I’m sure Wordpress would be happy for me to export my entire Tumblr over to them. If you do know of a free visual-based microblogging alternative, send me an ask!
Sorry for the lengthy reply but I hope that you will be staying around even if Yahoo! technically owns this site now :) On the bright side, ol’ Karp is still CEO?
Gorgeous modelling of wearing silk scarves! Arietta wears a Hermes Point D’Orgue silk scarf tied as a no sew top and Elika wears a red silk scarf as a dress and another long lilac one as a bow headband
Photographer: Amanda Rin
Makeup Artist: Elika Chaparian
With Ball season coming up, highly recommend these two as an affordable but highly professional and dynamite pair to work with :) If you like, please do follow Amanda Rin on Tumblr and Facebook for more jaw-dropping images like this one.
Scarf tying tutorial #67: Rosette Choker. It’s more fancy than it looks, promise. Make sure you have a long scarf for this, especially if it’s fabric is thicker. Place it around your neck and twist the two ends around each other until taut. Varying the tightness of the twist will give rise to different effects so play around. Then coil the twist around and around in a rosette and tuck the ends into the bit around your neck to secure. You can leave these ends longer than what I’ve done if you prefer (I just don’t have a very long scarf).
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Love the colour combinations, the scarf goes amazingly with the outfit!
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