Scarf

The Choker: Fold the scarf or bandanna into a triangle and continue folding until it forms one long strand. Wrap tightly around the neck (forward to back), then wrap around again and tie a tight double knot in the front. How do you tie a scarf like a neckerchief? Wrap it twice around your neck […]

A silk head scarf is a gentle, friction free surface that protects your hair from tangles, frizz, damage, or hair breakage. If you sleep on a cotton pillowcase, you should definitely use a silk hair scarf; even the smoothest cotton fabric contains tiny fibers that can snag and tear at the strands of your hair. […]

Silk scarves are great for your hair Unlike cotton for example, hair will slide on silk, which makes it much less damaging day or night. Leading on from this, sleeping on silk at night can also keep your hairstyle intact. Should you sleep with satin scarf? Scarves keep hairstyles intact, smooth, and ready for morning […]

A foulard is a lightweight fabric, either twill or plain-woven, made of silk or a mix of silk and cotton. Foulards usually have a small printed design of various colors. Foulard can also refer by metonymy to articles of clothing, such as scarves and neckties, made from this fabric. What is the definition of foulard? […]

How do you wear a babushka scarf? As mentioned, the babushka scarf is traditionally folded in half, over your hair and tied under the chin. Now there are countless ways to wear the scarf to make it your own. Another option is to wear the scarf as a headband and tie it under your hair […]

Lay the scarf right side up on the ironing board. When the edges curl, they usually do so to the wrong side of the knitted object. By laying the right side up, you can force the curl to lay flat. If it’s tightly curled, pin the scarf edges to the ironing board to lay the […]

These are the items you’ll need to knit this easy garter stitch scarf: Size U.S. 8 (6 mm) Bamboo Knitting Needles * Cascade 220 Yarn (about 500 yards/457 meters) ** Knitting Gauge Tool. Sharp Scissors. Tapestry Needle. Tape Measure. Crochet Hook (for fringe) Stitch Markers – optional *** What knitting needles do I need for […]

Knit stitches are a little bit shorter and narrower than purl stitches. When you’re working a pattern that has knits and purls on both sides, this difference in stitch size doesn’t matter, but when you’re working in stockinette stitch, where all the knit stitches are on one side of the work, the knitting tends to […]

We recommend between 1 and 3 balls of bulky wool: 1 ball if you want to make a short cowl like the Downtown Snood. 2 balls if you want to make a scarf like our High Line Loop. And 3 balls if you want to make a long scarf like our Glastonbury Scarf or the […]

90 x 90cm. The 90 x 90cm scarves, or as we now know them, the Carré is the most versatile of the Hermes lineup and the most commonly produced. This scarf is large enough to tie as the usual necktie and headscarf, but it’s also sizable enough to style as a top or skirt. What […]

A standard square silk head scarf has dimensions of 22-by-22 inches, while a standard rectangle scarf is about 22-by-72 inches. How big is a silk scarf? Silk is commonly sold in 36″, 45″ and 60″ widths. So, if you want a square scarf you would ask the salesperson to cut the same length as the […]

The 8 Best Silk Hair Wraps for Healthy, Shiny Hair Silke Hair Wrap. Silke. Slip Pure Silk Turban. Slip. Kitsch Multi-Way Satin Sleep Scarf. Kitsch. Kitsch Satin Sleep Cap. Kitsch. Lilysilk Silk Night Bonnet With Ribbons. Lilysilk. Only Curls Satin Sleep Turban in Dusty Rose. Only Curls. Cantu Satin Bonnet. Grow Gorgeous Satin Bonnet. What […]

It doesn’t endure the wear and tear of other accessories, such as shoes or handbags – and it doesn’t need washing as often an item of clothing. Many beautiful silk scarves become family heirlooms – special and treasured items for generations to come – making it the gift that keeps on giving. Is a silk […]

Silk is commonly sold in 36″, 45″ and 60″ widths. Your finished size would be 35 1/2″ by 35 1/2″, etc. If you want a rectangular scarf, you have more choice. Some people think a 72″ length looks best when you wear a suit. How long should a silk scarf be? The standard sizes offered […]

This crocheted simple scarf is excellent for new crocheters because it uses a single stitch! The single crochet! Single crochet stitches are simple to get the hang of and a great way for a crocheter to practice their new-found love of crocheting. Can you make a scarf with single crochet? This easy scarf features the […]

Light, breathable and airy, silk is so much better than materials like cotton to regulate your temperature. Going back to cotton absorbing all that moisture and sweat, this is the last thing you want while out enjoying yourself in the beautiful sun. Silk wicks away any moisture to help keep you dry and cool. Which […]

Scarves keep hairstyles intact, smooth, and ready for morning styling. Satin and silk scarves, bonnets, and pillowcases are in demand, as the rule of thumb is they will keep your tresses frizz free and full of volume while you sleep. Is it good to sleep with a silk scarf? Silk scarves are great for your […]

To make each scarf, you need a 2 yard by 22″ piece of fabric. You can either but 2 yards of fabric and make 2 scarves out of those 2 yards, or you can use one yard, cut it into two 36 in by 22 in pieces and then sew them together along one 22″ […]

Most scarves are designed to be wrapped around either your head or neck, which isn’t the case for a stole. The stole is a longer piece of fabric usually rectangular or square, but can be triangular in shape as well. The stole is typically lighter than the scarf, and can be used for a variety […]

Learning how to knit a scarf can seem hard if you’re a total beginner. There are two needles to move around, and yarn that looks like it could snag into knots. It looks intimidating! But the truth is that knitting is like any other skill. Are knitted scarves easy? Many novice knitters begin with a […]