Love this knot!! Its so neat and 'efficient', thank you so much for another brilliant 'how to', the Semelles with the black fox fur,you look just gorgeous as always!!!
Thank you dear DB! You are right, it's a very neat knot. You can also tie the ends at the back of your neck, then you have a 'full' Ascot. I find it works best with scarves that have rich corner detail, the knot really brings them out. xx
Dear MaiTai! Maybe I have written you about that already but I realised that Half Ascot is the knot with which was used by pioneers in the Soviet Union (in case you have not heard about them - it was an organisation for teenagers which included all youngsterd in USSR, and the pioneers wore a red scarf). It is really funny that pioneer's knot has such a nobile name. AA
Many thanks for sharing this anecdote, dear AA <3 I did not know about the Pioneer knot, how wonderful to learn something new about one of my favorite ways to knot our scarves! xx
Bonjour MaiTai! I have followed your guide how to tie Ascot Knot and it was a great success. For this knot, I used a scarf which I rarely wear (Pavois) and the result was amazing. Thank you MaiTai, you are my inspiration!
Love this! Simple and looks great! Thank you for the video how-to as well, and the black looks just amazing on you <3 Have a lovely weekend..
ReplyDeleteThank you dear DD, happy you find it useful. Have a lovely weekend too :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you! I had no idea how to tie this knot before.
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome, Bonjour Madame! It is one of my favorite knots :-)
ReplyDeleteI love these how-to video clips. thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am happy you do, thank you Julia!
ReplyDeleteLove this knot!! Its so neat and 'efficient', thank you so much for another brilliant 'how to', the Semelles with the black fox fur,you look just gorgeous as always!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you dear DB! You are right, it's a very neat knot. You can also tie the ends at the back of your neck, then you have a 'full' Ascot. I find it works best with scarves that have rich corner detail, the knot really brings them out. xx
ReplyDeleteLove the touch of fur!
ReplyDeleteMerci Franco Fille!
ReplyDeleteStunning, as always.
ReplyDeleteThank you Shirley!x
ReplyDeleteDear MaiTai!
ReplyDeleteMaybe I have written you about that already but I realised that Half Ascot is the knot with which was used by pioneers in the Soviet Union (in case you have not heard about them - it was an organisation for teenagers which included all youngsterd in USSR, and the pioneers wore a red scarf). It is really funny that pioneer's knot has such a nobile name.
AA
Many thanks for sharing this anecdote, dear AA <3 I did not know about the Pioneer knot, how wonderful to learn something new about one of my favorite ways to knot our scarves! xx
ReplyDeleteBonjour MaiTai! I have followed your guide how to tie Ascot Knot and it was a great success. For this knot, I used a scarf which I rarely wear (Pavois) and the result was amazing. Thank you MaiTai, you are my inspiration!
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Candelabrum
So happy to hear, dear Candelabrum! It is just wonderful when a knot breathes new life into a rarely worn treasure, thank you for sharing :)
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