How to tie a stole scarf?

The scarf-stole is one of the most favorite accessories of girls. We wear it at any time to hide from the wind and bad weather or to diversify our image. A wide scarf appeared among fashionistas about four hundred years ago. The fashion for it was introduced by the Princess Palatinskaya, in honor of whom the wide scarf acquired its current name - the stole. Initially, the stole was a small path of sable skins that covered the ladies' shoulders. According to other sources, the wide scarf was invented by the last wife of Louis XVI.

Today the stole has not changed its shape - it is a wide and long scarf with various patterns. There are several basic ways to tie a wide scarf.

The most popular option is when ladies put a wide scarf around their neck and tuck its ends under the belt.

Another easy way is to wrap the scarf around your neck. This option looks great on girls with narrow shoulders and wide hips. You can beautifully throw the accessory over one shoulder and attach it to the other with an elegant brooch. Throw the stole around your neck with the ends at the back. In this case, the stole is either tied close to the neck, or flows freely.

Using a stole as a cape is another modification of tying a scarf.

You will need to wrap the scarf around your neck several times. Tuck one end into the resulting loop. Tie the other end to the other side.

One end of the stole must be twisted several times around the loop. Wrap the scarf around your neck until the ends hang down in front. Now you need to pull them out by the hinges.

The classic knot made of a stole is very simple. You should fold the scarf in half, wrap it around your neck, tuck both ends into the loop, and tighten the knot.

Another way to properly tie a stole is with a double loop. You need to wrap the scarf twice from front to back and tie the loose ends near the neck.

This option is one of the difficult ones. You need to casually slip the scarf over your shoulders and wrap the ends around each other. Then wrap the left end of the scarf with the right and pull it through the resulting knot. Do the same with the right end and continue manipulating until the scarf ends. Stretch the "pigtail" and tie the ends together.

For this method, you will need two scarves at once. You can use a lightweight scarf and a tight one. Fold them over to each other and wrap it neatly around your neck so that the ends are at the bottom. You just have to straighten the scarf so that both drawings are in full view of passers-by.

Make a yoke from your favorite stole. To do this, you need to fold the wide scarf into a triangle and tie the resulting corners diagonally. Place the stole around your neck and wrap it around. The tips can be removed to hide the nodules.

Another varied option for tying a scarf is to make a good luck knot. To do this, you will need to tie a loose knot at one end. Send the end you want to this node. Tie a scarf to your liking.