Ben and Kari came for dinner and after we were finished eating, I did what everyone who knows a blogger fears. I got out my camera. It was a perfect evening to get the scarf photos done. The only thing that would have made it better is if Kari had been able to wear of her own colors, but she was a good sport about donning some of my things and smiling for the camera. I always admire her great sense of fashion and especially the beautiful smile that accompanies her.So, here I have a few photos of options for wearing a scarf. For most of them I have a photo and then a little cartoon instruction from a cute website Kari also sent me. Please check out the site as well, as I do want to give credit to Leigh & Luca for the drawings.
At the end I have two little videos that blogger would only let me post there and no where else!
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Play around with these ideas and you will probably come up with some of your own.
To store a crinkled scarf, just twist it like a rope and loop it into a circle.
13 comments:
What a cute little lesson to blog, and on such a beautiful model
Great lesson! The folks at Nordstroms taught me that if you tie a knot on one end and slip the other end through the knot instead of tying the two ends together the scarf will lay nicer in front.
It really works.
Oh Kari . .you are a great sport and a perfect model and you wear a scarf beautifully.
Thanks Anneliese. . next time that my scarf looks pathetic. .before I rip it off before running out the door. . I'm come here for a consult.
Good tip Jill. ..I'll try that.
Yes, I agree, a BEAUTIFUL model (especially with the glowing face and cute baby bump!)...
Thanks for the lesson! I look forward to the weather cooling down here (like below 90 F!) so that I can pull out my scarves and wear them.
PS. This is a GREAT Christmas gift idea (hint, hint, hint!)
LOVE THIS! The pics, videos, and step-by-step instructions are so helpful...I'm excited to try this out when I get a new scarf! Great post.
Love, Bonnie
PS. Thanks to Kari for being such a great model!
Aww, I love the Canadian accent! When all I know of you is from what you write, somehow I never tried to imagine what your voice sounds like.
Loved this post and the video tutorial! Thanks for taking the time to educate us. :-) I typically stick to the simple asymmetrical loop, quickest and easiest!
Beautiful scarves and lovely model!! I've lived long enough now to see scarves come and go - 3 to 4 times I think! Even had books to show us how! Fashion - interesting topic!
Oh she is such a darling! She is such a friendly gal...your Ben (and you) are blessed to have her. Looks like the two of you had a fun time together. I love scarves and I will come back here for lessons. Thanks! What a fun and helpful post. Kathy
What a great lesson...and I'll be back here for reference, I'm sure! Thanks to Kari for being a willing model...and providing the 'play by play'. I think scarf shopping might just be the place for me to start.
Or you could cover your head with it ... That's what the fashion is here :-)
Such a helpful post to for those getting into Autumn and such a lovely sister of mine to agree to be your model.
Mom & Kari ... you two are such fun! I can just imagine the giggles in the backyard on this evening. You look beautiful, Kari, as always. And good photo-shooting, Mom!
Scarves are such an added feature. I love wearing them and have worn them for years...I just bought some new ones this fall and I loved your model. Isn't she fun? And always smiling and knows how to put a real twist into fashion.
Great new trends and ideas for the upcoming fall season.
Looks like such fun...and a great lesson as well. Thank you for sharing.
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