3 Ways to Tie a Scarf
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<p> Keep warm for less this winter by bundling up with Dollar Tree’s winter apparel and tie together any outfit with a $1 scarf. Switch up your go-to wrap with any of these three ways to tie a scarf. Choose a different style for each day of the week!</p> <h2> Easy Step-by-Step Directions:</h2> <ol> <li> For look #1, fold the scarf in half and hang it around your neck. Make a loop hole at the folded end (see image #1) and pull the fringe ends through the loop (see image #2). Pull it tighter around your neck to complete this classic look (see image #3).</li> <li> For look #2, loop the scarf completely around your neck until both ends of the scarf rest in the front (see image #4). Twist each end around the other to make a loose knot around your neck (see images #5, and #6).</li> <li> For look #3, loop the scarf around your neck until both ends of the scarf rest in the front, just as you did for look #2. Loosen the neck opening and twist the end of the scarf through one one side (see image #7). Then repeat the twist on the other side (see image #8).</li> </ol>
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