How to wear a scarf as a necklace

A perfect way to wear a scarf on warm summer days.
The starting point for square scarves is the basic bias fold, please check my KZbin channel for the how-to.

[@oddinary]

This is a good idea for a twilly too!

[@stellaryanhiggins987]

I love it

[@MaiTaiCollection]

Thank you!

[@MaiTaiCollection]

Lovely idea!

[@VelveteenRabbit77]

Absolutely love this!!! it's so easy!! Love you tutorials and you are a FAB gal !!!!!!!

[@MaiTaiCollection]

Thanks so much, molliemollie! Have fun with your scarves :-)

[@cgarbiano]

Love your tutorials ! So impressed !

[@MaiTaiCollection]

Carol Garbiano So happy to know, thanks so much!

[@MaiTaiCollection]

The music is from the KZbin music library. The title is 'Again' and the artist 'Secrets in Stereo'.

[@MaiTaiCollection]

Hope the photo instructions will be useful in the meantime. For tops with sleeves, you could try the necklace knot as shown in the video above, or you could get a little loop sewn onto the shoulder of your top where you can then pull your scarf through. Best, MaiTai

[@layeeesii4841]

Dear Maitai.I like your blog and video about how to knot scarves.This is very nice idea to Japanese hoooooooooooot and humit summer!!I wll try!But sometimes I coudn't understand English.I wish I could understand English.I will study more hard.So if you also upload about 'Capsule wardrobe #65 - How to wear a scarf on a hot summer's day',I am very happy to know how to knot it.I am look foward your next blog and video.

[@haepoioaejojaef]

What a fabulous channel

[@MaiTaiCollection]

Thanks so muchy, happy you enjoy it!

[@MaiTaiCollection]

Dear lay cv, I have uploaded a how-to for the scarf knot shown in the 'capsule wardrobe #65', it's called 'Drape knot' :-)

[@layeeesii4841]

Thanks your reply.Yes, I saw your photo instructions but I want to see by video. And also I would like to ask that do you have any ideas how to knot with harf sleeves? I wish I could know it.Hope to you have a good idea!Best regard.Lay.

[@MaiTaiCollection]

Many thanks for the lovely and kind comment, dear lay cv, so nice to hear you enjoy my blog posts and videos. I will try and make a video for the collier knot. In the meantime, you could check the photo instructions on my blog. If you browse the top right column (How- to's), you'll see a link for 'Collier knot'. Good luck :) Best, MaiTai

[@maggieirizarry3637]

Hi. This is a more fun relaxed way to wear a scarf. Do you recall the dimensions of this scarf?

[@MaiTaiCollection]

Hi, happy you like the tutorial, many thanks. The scarf is a standard Hermes square scarf (90cm x 90 cm or 35" x 35")

[@TheDawnakaangel]

may i know what music u used?

[@SuzeteGarcia51]

I cannot understand.

[@paulainaustria9180]

Dear MaiTai, I wonder if the knots and scarf rings to any harm to the delicate material which ususally needs extra care and should be stored with caution ?

[@MaiTaiCollection]

Scarves are meant to be knotted and worn! Silk is incredibly resilient, and a great quality scarf (Hermes for example), can be enjoyed and worn for decades, and often by more than one generation. They don't need to be stored with caution (apart from the obvious.. don't leave them in direct sunlight or next to a radiator etc) and they don't need much extra care. The most harmfull things are sharp objects (unfiled nails can easily cause a pull), chemicals in dry cleaning and incorrect washing/ironing. If anything, scarf rings (as long as they are high quality with very smooth and polished surfaces) allow you to wear a scarf in the gentlest way... pulling the silk through a ring causes much less (if any) wrinkles than a regular knot. Hope this helps!

[@paulainaustria9180]

I did not know! Again, thank you, you are a lovely expert, because you love to share your knowledge. :-)

[@MaiTaiCollection]

So glad it was helpful, thank you for the kind reply :)