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I know its been awhile since this has been posted, but any chance I can get an easy printable copy of this??
I noticed many were having trouble printing out the jpeg. I click on the picture to try and make it larger and when I did it took me to this website:http://www.caphillstyle.com/capitol/2011/9/21/tips-for-wearing-a-scarf.html
I think this is probably the originator of this (they should probably get credit) but you can print it from there.
Hi Autumn,
The reason you are taken over to the original source is because I deliberately linked to them. I will never try and steal others’ ideas or pics here on A2Z. As far as printing, the pic is too big to easily print on most computers. If you download it and resize it you should be able to print it out without a problem. Happy scarf tying!
Beth
I’m positive that is Coldwater Creek”s scarf tying guide…I worked there as a visual lead for 5 years. It might still be possible to get a print out . If you live near a store you can ask an associate at that store if they have a copy of the guide. I used to print up copies and keep them on hand for when customers inquired about scarf tying tips 🙂
I am embarassed to say how many scarves I have. I love them and they make every outfit a bit chicer.
Apparently this jpeg doesn’t print out on many printers because it is too long. So sorry! I’ll update soon with two pics that can be printed out and placed together.
This chart is so helpful, but I’m having trouble printing it. Can you give me any tips? Thanks.
LOVE THIS! Am bookmarking it…being a big fan of scarves and one who wears them year round, this is awesome!
What great tips! Thanks, Beth.
Hi Beth, Your timing is perfect! Last month when we were in Italy I saw that almost every Italian woman wore a scarf. Of course I had to bring a couple of scarves home from our trip. Thanks for sharing and I am on my way to print it out.
Hugs,
Sherry
Thanks for the great ideas! I love wearing scarves and it’s always nice figuring out different ways of wearing them.
Thanks for the scarf ideas.
Looking forward to cooler weather.