Instructions Inspired by the Four-in-Hand scarf knot (One of the SDN favorites!) the “Four-in-Hand Choker” is a funky way to tie your scarf while keeping your neck nice and toasty in the chilly months. Pair it with a pea coat and your snappiest riding boots and you’ve got a scarf knot that is sure to turn heads. Shop the cotton scarves!
	Step 1: Fold the scarf in half and place the scarf around the back of your neck with a loop on one side.
	Step 2: Pull one of the ends through the loop.
	Step 3: Twist the loop and pull the other end through the (smaller) loop.
	Step 4: Tuck one of the hanging ends up into the scarf around your neck.
	Step 5: Tuck the other end up and you’ve got a fancy-looking knot without any fancy work. :)

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♥1. Four-in-Hand Choker

Follow the directions of the Four-in-Hand scarf knot. Then tuck the hanging ends of your scarf up around your neck.

♥2. Split End Scarf

Fold your scarf in half and place the middle of your halved scarf at the back of your neck, with a loop on one side and the ends on the other. Then split the ends of the scarf and put one side through the loop.

♥3. Knotted Necklace

So simple! Just tie three knots in your scarf, then put it on your neck like a necklace. Tie the scarf behind your neck and fluff the knots to taste.

♥4. Twisty Scarf Loop II

Place your scarf on the back of your neck with only about a foot of your scarf hanging off to one side. Start twisting your scarf and wrapping it around your neck. When you can’t twist anymore, tie the ends of your scarf together to secure it.

♥5. Dramatic Drape

Lay the middle of your scarf on one shoulder. Bring one end of your scarf around the back of your neck and one end to the front.

♥6. Twisted Lavalliere

Similar to #4, let a little bit of scarf hang off to one shoulder. Start twisting your scarf and wrapping it around your neck twice. Then tuck the scarf under the twisted section to secure, and let the longer scarf strands hang down.

♥7. Double Scarf Braid

You’ll need two scarves for this knot. With both of your scarves lined up together, place the middles on the back of your neck. With three of the ends, tie a knot towards the base. Slip the additional end into the loop between your neck and the knot.

♥8. Twisted Helix Scarf Loop

Take the middle of your scarf and drape it in front of you. Then wrap the ends of the scarf around your neck and back to the front. Start tightly wrapping the ends of the scarf around the front loop to make the twisted effect.

♥9. Monroe Half Bow

Take the middle of your scarf and put it on the back of your neck. Tie a knot in front. Slide the knot over to your shoulder for a sophisticated look.

♥10. Challah Scarf Knot

More sophisticated directions are available for the Challah Scarf Knot over here! :)

♥11. Scarf Corkscrew

Find the middle of your scarf and place it at the back of your neck. With both ends of your scarf, start loosely wrapping the ends around the loop around your neck.

♥12. Criss Cross Shrug

Find the middle of your scarf and place it at the back of your neck. Cross the ends of the scarf in front at your chest and bring them around to the small of your back. Tie the scarf at your back. Adjust the scarf for comfort. :)

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	Instructions Inspired by the Jewish bread for special occasions, the Challah Scarf Knot is sure to add style and excitement to any occasion — special or ordinary. Pair it with a flouncy skirt, some Mary Jane heels, and a simple shirt for a look that’s refined, yet whimsical. Shop the Avery Ombré Scarf
	Step 1: First, take your scarf and rest it on the back of your neck with one end significantly longer than the other.
	Step 2: Wrap the scarf around your neck once with the longer end of the scarf.
	Step 3: Next, take the long end of the scarf and push it under the loop around your neck. With the end of the scarf that you pushed through the loop at your neck, pull it through the smaller gap left open.
	Step 4: Pulled tight. It should look something like this.
	Step 5: Repeat steps 3 and 4 a few times until you see a braid forming.

And that’s it! A special knot for a special occasion. ;)