Sentences with phrase «neck scarves making»

In the most recently released Nordstrom catalog I noticed a lot of neck scarves making an appearance again so I will be incorporating more scarves into my wardrobe this fall!

Another ruffle and a neck scarf makes it a pretty trendy Monday here on ABM.

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Doesn't that just want to make you want to wrap a scarf around your neck 6 times, throw on some wooly mittens and go build a snowman?

Salih Uçan has landed in Italy; the red and yellow scarf draped around his neck makes it pretty clear that he is...

Made from breathable, hypoallergenic and SUPER soft Lyocell, a lightweight yet strong fabric, it can be worn as a neck scarf, stole, bolero or cape.

You can wear a fantastic scarf like this tied around your neck, or tie it around your ponytail, use it as a bandana, or tie it on your purse to make any handbag look instantly fabulous.

Here's a free, simple, useful sewing project to make a hood scarf that will keep someone's head and neck warm with one item.

To make this scarf fit you, put a tape measure around your neck as you would wear a scarf, measure where the tips of your fingers fall and add 10 inches to each side.

Tiny Angel products are the perfect teething accessory — a triangle kerchief, neck scarf, and a tailor made dribble trap

Wearing a pink scarf around his neck given to him as he took the stage, Cuomo made the announcement at a crowded Planned Parenthood rally at the state Capitol complex.

Besides this cowl - neck sweater I am currently wearing, I made sure I got a variety of staples from this classic open front cardigan to this adorable detachable scarf sweater.

Top it with a camel coat (I love this one because the toggles make it a little different) when it's chilly, or tie a silk scarf around your neck when the air turns balmy.

If you would like to follow along with this project and make a shorter, «neck warmer» type scarf with a button closure, you will want to stop knitting when your scarf measures 20 inches long from the cast - on edge.

A nice scarf or pashmina can make a twinset and khakis look more hip and can make jeans and a t - shirt just dressy enough (I'm thinking the nice plain colored t - shirt variety, from anywhere from Old Navy to BR, but today I'm wearing a Hanes v - neck, cardigan and a scarf which makes it acceptable for wearing to grad school exams:)-RRB-

It's amazing how a simple neck scarf can instantly make you feel so... Parisian.

A common way to style a blanket scarf is to wear it looped around your neck as well as your shoulders, making it the main focus of the outfit.

She crafted the scarf, made to coordinate with the mittens, out of cashmere — so luxuriously soft and beautiful around your neck.

I made sure the blanket scarf was even on both sides then starting from the front of my neck I wrapped the scarf around once and let the excess material hang down in the front.

If you are petite height and have shorter neck, you need to be careful about wearing scarves, as covering it up runs the risk of making your neck look even shorter.

A thick woolen scarf does not just make your outfit look much better, but it also wraps your neck up in its warmth, making sure that you enjoy your day.

And I have a thought about «when it's too warm to wear a layering piece» so you don't feel like something's missing — instead of a solid top wear a print — a stripe, geometric, floral — I find that «counts» more than a solid top... and helps balance out the fact that there only two actual clothing pieces, if that makes sense The scarf works, too, but there's a point where I won't even want a lightweight scarf sitting around my neck.

Make sure to fluff the top of the scarf, especially around the neck to make sure the fullness looks even with the knot now under the scMake sure to fluff the top of the scarf, especially around the neck to make sure the fullness looks even with the knot now under the scmake sure the fullness looks even with the knot now under the scarf.

To help keep the collar of lighter outerwear clean, I usually make sure to wear a higher - neck top underneath that's easily washable, or drape a thin scarf along the interior of the collar.

Adore the coat and the introduction of the neck scarf, a camel coats always pull an ensemble together — making it more refine.

Very often I take a scarf or just a belt made out of fabric, and tie it into a bow around my neck, as seen in the above pictures.

While it's not that cold enough here to wrap our necks in huge sheaths of fabric, simply draping a scarf around your shoulders and cinching it with a belt makes it a great accessory.

In order to do this, you just wear your scarf around your neck, like a tie, making sure that the right end is shorter than the left.

We made this scarf cozy on one side for extra comfort against the neck, and we double layered the fabric for warmth without adding extra bulk.

We made this scarf cozy on one side for extra comfort against the neck, and we double layered the fabric for warmth... View full product details

Make no mistake, this is a trend that will keep you warm, a bit like having an integral scarf around your neck.

Fold the scarf over in half and make a triangle, then grab each end of the scarf and wrap it around your neck so that the «point» of the triangle hangs down in front of you.

A silk scarf around my neck made a huge difference, yet was easily folded and stashed in my purse for taking a walk on a balmy day outside.

I always wear gloves from October on, and I find a good cashmere scarf around my neck makes a big difference.

An oblong knitted 70s style scarf looks great when paired with modern clothes and tied the 70s way, i.e. wrapped once or twice around the neck, then making a loose knot and having the ends hang down in the front (see photo).

Place the scarf behind your neck and pull both ends through the loop, making it as tight (or as loose) as you'd like.

What made the coats even more marvelous were the 1980's Parisian inspired scarfs whirled around the neck.

We made the shirt a bit longer and oversized, and added a detachable neck scarf.»

20 little things... making soups baking bread to eat with the soup wearing my long turtle neck flannel dress at night and in the early morning too season tickets for the theater working on a special xmas present for my children the turning of autumn leaves simmering dinner in the slow cooker going back to art classes lighting candles in the morning and the evening too knitting soft soft scarves wearing them making quince jelly watching videos on rainy weekends making scorched corn pudding for Thanksgiving cutting and drying hydrangeas clearing the garden for winter planting tulips wearing thick socks on cold nights eating the jam I made in summer