Scarf

There are many materials that contribute to the softness of yarn. Some soft yarn is spun with animal fibers that are naturally soft to the touch, such as alpaca, angora, cashmere, and Merino wool. Many types of plant fiber are treated with chemicals or mechanically processed to enhance their softness. What type of yarn is […]

Wear them in balmy weather; wear them in hot weather, draped over your shoulders to protect you from the sun; wear them in cold weather over a sweater and tight around your neck. Twist the fabric and you can even wear our shrugs as a scarf around your neck. What is the difference between a […]

Cowls with a long circumference can be worn simply draped around the neck for a bit of warmth. Wear it over your head for a drapey hood. These longer styles are great for when you just want a lighter accessory, such as in a chilly office or on a cool spring day. How do you […]

The word snood comes from the Old English word ‘snod’, meaning a ribbon for the hair, and dates back to around 725AD. It was used to describe a cloth or netting used to cover the head, as well as items known today as hair bands. Where did the word snood come from? During the Victorian […]

6. Middle of Everywhere Twisted Turban Center the scarf at the nape of neck. Bring the ends forward to front of forehead. Tightly twist the ends together. Bring the twist back down the center of your head. Tuck the ends up into the scarf at the nape of neck. How do you wrap a head […]

5 Ways To Keep Your Hair Neat In a Convertible Pull it up. One of the most obvious and conventional ways to maintain your dazzling do is to hold the hair down by pinning it back/up or by tying it, such as in a bun or ponytail. Use a scarf. Choose the right style. Go […]

Around her neck was another accessory synonymous with the much-maligned mid-’00s: a thin scarf. Maybe I should be more specific. It was a thin useless scarf, most popular between 2003 and 2007. What are the thin scarves called? Chiffon scarves are a powerful fashion accessory, and they look great with both formal and informal outfits. […]

Ladder Ribbon is a ladder yarn with small, brilliant panels of color suspended between 2 rows of black or like-colored yarn. With Ladder Ribbon yarn, just the simplest stitches would produce elegant and sensational tops, sweaters, jackets, scarves and shawls. Can you crochet with ladder yarn? Here, you will find our many ladder yarn patterns […]

Using a scarf ring, pull each end of your scarf through each loop of the ring. Bring the two ends of your scarf down and tie with a knot at the opposite side of your wrist. And here you are wearing a lovely and original bracelet! How do you wear a wrist scarf? The Wrist […]

How to Create the Wrist Piece: Fold the bandana diagonally to increase the length; it should look like a triangle. From the center of the bandana, begin folding. Wrap around your wrist a few times. Enlist your roommate or friend to tie it behind the wrist and tuck the ends into the folds of fabric. […]

2 Method 2 of 2: Making Skinny Bracelets Cut a 1.5 inch strip from the edge of the bandana. Soak the strip in a bowl of water. Twist the strip. Wrap the strip around your wrist. Wrap the strip around a second time. Adjust the tightness of the bracelet. Tie the ends with a double […]

It is thought that the wearing of bandanas by gay men originated in San Francisco after the Gold Rush, when, because of a shortage of women, men dancing with each other in square dances developed a code wherein the man wearing the blue bandana took the male part in the square dance, and the man […]

The Hair Wrap Soft curls often peeped out of pretty printed scarves that were worn loosely over the hair and wrapped around the neck to secure. How did they wear scarves in the 60s? Scarves were wrapped around the top of the head and tied under the chin, appearing like a cap or bonnet. This […]

The neckerchief can be used as night cap or ear protector (18), and this sort of cap would also serve as an identification in games. By tying the broad point of the triangle a sort of hood is made, just the reverse of the blindfold hood, and the ends are tied under the chin. What […]

Step 1: Unfold so that your bandana has no folds and is flat on a surface. Step 2: Scrunch the bandana and grab in the middle. Step 3: Grab both ends and start to tie a knot around your book bag or tote strap. Step 4: Tie a knot around the strap looping the end […]

First, check out our new styles, and then, match them with one of these 1950s accessories. Gloves. The 1950s is really the last time that we see gloves as a required part of a woman’s outfit. Swim caps. Belts. Sunglasses. Handbags. Hats. Stud earrings and pearl necklaces. Cocktail rings. What were popular trends in the […]

Furoshiki is a Japanese custom of using a square piece of cloth to make a bag for carrying wet clothes home from the onsen or public baths. This was its original use. What is a Furoshiki used for? Furoshiki are traditional Japanese cloths used to carry belongings and wrap gifts. Although they date back centuries, […]

The Choice Scarf (Japanese: こだわりスカーフ Fixation Scarf) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IV. It boosts the holder’s Speed, but locks it into only using one move. It has two counterparts that boost different stats: Choice Band and Choice Specs. こだわりスカーフ Pocket Generation VII Items Generation VIII Other Items How does a […]

The Choice Band can be found when you follow the creek in Route 2, near Prof. Magnolia’s house. You’ll need the Water Bike upgrade to be able to bike across water and get this item. How does a choice band work? The Choice Band is a Generation III item that increases the holder’s Attack by […]

Tyranitar (Gens 4-7 OU) – Tyranitar once again tops the list of best users of Choice items, this time with the Choice Scarf. Scarf Tyranitar is noticeably slower than other Scarfers, but it is able to outspeed up to Pokemon in the base 115 speed tier like Starmie and Raikou. Is choice band Good Pokémon? […]