How to hand roll a silk scarf

Beckford Silk tutorial on how to hand roll a silk scarf.

[@helenjzkkillick4097]

I have a fragile silk scarf my mother had from a close friend so when I wear it I’m honouring both these lovely people, now gone. I’ve wanted to fix it because it’s frayed so with these skills I can do that now. Many thanks.

[@KirstenPratt]

Thanks! This is exactly what I needed.

[@MzSparklz]

Thank you for such a clear and concise tutorial. I have one question though, why polyester thread? I thought silk thread would be a better choice.

[@GardnerRobbie]

Unfortunatly silk thread knots easily so will cause more problems. It is possible, however we have always used polyester thread. Robbie Gardner Director Beckford Silk

[@thingamajig1919]

What i find helps is to wax the silk thread with beeswax which will strengthen the thread and make it smoother, hence solving any knotting problems.

[@11lolita]

A good tutorial is hard to find - Thank You!The perfect instructions I needed to mend the slightly tattered hand rolled edge of my latest thrift shop find - a beautiful Spring green & violet vintage silk scarf.Thanks again.

[@sopdiedop]

FINALLY a bloody good tutorial! Thank you so much! this is a great help! Roll on scarf rolling.....! xx

[@DianaWestberg]

Thank you for your easy to follow tutorial. I fixed the hems on my vintage scarf and it looks wonderful!

[@Adora2000]

Thank you so much! You saved two vintage scarves from going to Scarf Heaven. I was totally inspired by the skills in this video & the lovely Queen’s English kept me from tearing all my hair out.

[@anynamebutmyrealone]

Wow, thanks a million! I'm so happy to know how this is done:)

[@sharizabroski6910]

Thanks for a great refresher video for hand stitching a rolled hem! I haven't done this in quite a while and now, because of cancer surgery, I'm finding a need to make matching scarves for many outfits.

[@crystalalford2548]

Thank you so much for showing the corner. I had to watch several tutorials to get here.

[@bosvigos9165]

Such an excellent tutorial. The best I have found. Thank you so much!

[@Kaletiel]

This is one of the best video tutorials I've seen on the matter so far, thank you!

[@judichristopher4604]

I totally agree!!! Great Video

[@rasa7338]

the best !

[@nadya671]

Однозначно. ❤

[@apinkpony]

Thanks so much. Great tutorial, visually and voiceover both perfectly informative. Definitely looks like a skill to master but not so hard that it’s not worth even trying. :)

[@gailveasey1086]

Such a great tutorial. Very clear instructions. 🌹

[@49mara]

Fantastic! Seems easy and is a beautiful finishing! Thanks so much for the excelent video!

[@jessekolar322]

Thanks! Had a western "rancher's scarf" with fraying edges and am now able to trim and re-hem the edges so it doesn't get thrown out. Great camera work of the stitches!

[@nicolasmith1460]

I couldn’t see if the stitch in the main scarf was a back stitch with a knot forming each time or was the thread out of the way and not knotted.

[@Slivings911]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have a lovely piece of gray silk chiffon that I want to make into a scarf -- I think I'll practice first on something else! :)

[@kaluga95]

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[@TG-eh8uo]

Very helpful, although I'd have liked to see the front of the finished scarf. Thank you kindly.

[@SAD-re1ju]

Thank you so much! now i can make handkerchief in my own,because of this way!🤙🤩😊

[@andreataibel9765]

thank you for this wonderful video! it helps really a lot, because i cant remember how we learned it on in school😅. so, thank you!!!😘

[@AcornHillHomestead]

This is absolutely the best instruction I have seen. Looks so much simpler this way. I sell scarves and have found so m ay lovely ones that have come undone. Thank you sooo much!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jeanneflordelis1429]

thank you so. very much for this

[@Ursaminor31]

I think Hermes rolls from back to front the other way from this

[@yelyel2620]

You're a life-saver, thank you! 🥺

[@rameyzamora1018]

Why not use silk thread?

[@citylove47]

Thank you , most helpful tutorial!

[@sallyjoligocki5011]

Thank you for sharing.

[@CarolineDesjardins]

Great video! I didn't see the reply to the question about why polyester thread and not silk thread?

[@zuzanaSimurdova]

Thank you so so much! My almost 20 years old Hermès scarf is visibly aging. That will help to refresh it! Yay*

[@nadya671]

Ооо, это не так трудно, как я думала.

[@yaminramlan9528]

Viewed on 9/7/2022. I am a male and a beginner. Thank you for excellent of hand roll a silk scarf. It must a great useful for me in future. So I wish to down load. Anyway thank you once again and have a nice day.

[@cathey.may.c.]

BIG THANX! 💛🧡❤️

[@iamtheglass3744]

Lovely 🪄🧵🪡✨💨

[@PatriciaSpayd]

Thank you very much! I just bougth some silk fabrics and wished to make my own custom sized silk scarves!

[@giseleguignard6893]

Tres bien expliqué! La prise de vue de près aide. Mais ça reste… un peu difficile ! Merci

[@sylvie704]

MERCI beaucoup pour ce tuto. Sylvie ( de France)

[@barriereynolds6447]

M88

[@bondsperfectblond]

Thankyou so much for this terrific video, I have just bought a vintage immaculate untouched & unworn 1950s Christian Dior silk scarf in the original box, but the edges have not been stitched, I now look forward to doing this.

[@sandrabergsander2825]

Nice turtorial with good video that show all details. Only thing to mark on - polyester treads on silk?! That's a bad choice. Why bother with making these time consuming stitch to make the scarf look good, and use cheap materials that do not match the characteristics of the silk material in the scarf..? :/

[@bellabonitadesigns35]

Hello I am Hemming a 14mm silk and the roll is coming undone and puckering any advice? I followed the tutorial the best I could, I still am missing something.

[@hajerm]

Hi thanks for this great tutorial! Wondering if you could advise how to make rolled silk cord (such as for making necklaces) ? I cannot figure out if I need to sew and edge and then cut it off, or cut the silk into 1cm strips and roll/ sew it. I feel like there must be a faster method of doing this. Thanks 🥰

[@gabheshe6145]

What could happen if I gently pressed the slk before sewing?

[@НадеждаШ-н8ч]

Спасибо!

[@gopalakrishnanpremalatha7447]

Excellent video ..thank you

[@joldendoves2795]

What's the music that's playing, it beautiful.

[@marietjie]

Brilliant idea. Thank you :-)

[@matchymom]

Thanks for your video... I have tried it but was not successful... I will try again since seeing your demostration...

[@mariannedal9068]

Best video for me , How to hand roll a silk sharf

[@Dany-id6kt]

This is exactly what I want to look for!

[@valeriemartinez9074]

very nicely explained , thank-you and may God bless your business

[@TheOtherSideoftheLookingGlass]

This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks a million! 😄👍

[@fadhilayasmina8559]

thank u.

[@knittingnirvana]

Excellent, very clear and very logical, you covered everything! Thank you!

[@ellecee453]

Thanks for this tutorial!

[@ilianamartinez7829]

thank you so much!!! i needed this

[@blazingasn]

you make it look so easy. are you highly experienced in hand rolled edges?

[@waveboreale]

Nice stuff, will check your shop !

[@thingamajig1919]

Ouch for that prick on the cuticle

[@Every1Day-is-good-day]

Thanks for showing this. It is a good idea to me

[@apothecareyarts4076]

Brilliant. Fantastic and helpful!

[@ivanramirez3355]

THANK YOU!!

[@lemotsilence]

This is fantastic, thank you very much.

[@olgabarzhak7343]

НУ НЕ ЗАКРУЧИВАЕТСЯ ТАК ТКАНЬ У МЕНЯ...

[@joanreeseNYCartist]

Thanks so much.

[@olivers3440]

Thanks!

[@purpledaysable]

Thanks!

[@user-kz1re6fl5y]

Great tutorial! Thanks to this video, I am going to make my first hand-roll scarf. A question: Is it a preference that the edges are rolled on right side or wrong side? It seems Hermes scarves are rolled towards right side.

[@frenchstyle7038]

I believe only Hermès do it that way but I don't know why. When I purchased my first vintage Hermès scarf, I thought it was a fake because of that. I find scarves look prettier when rolled towards the other side.

[@marybethpazdernik9783]

While watching several videos on rolling a hem I learned that rolling to the right side is considered the French style and rolling to the wrong side is considered Italian style. Either one is perfectly acceptable.

[@SuhailKhan-rt5tq]

Well that doesn't look too good. Its better to do with sewing machine