How to tie a pashmina 7 different ways

Tuesday, September 11 - Rebecca Spera shows Michelle numerous ways to tie a Pashmina. Knotting Styles: (#1 transitions into #2 with an easy step, and #5 transitions into #6 with an easy step) 1. French Knot: Most people know how to do a French knot a. Fold the pashmina in half. Wrap around neck. Put the ends through the loop, and you have a French Knot. 2. French Twist: We're taking the French Knot up a Knotch (I'm giving full tips here for your web notes. We will start from the knot and turn into the twist) a. Fold the pashmina in half. Wrap around neck. Pull one end through the loop. Take the other end and cross it over and under through the loop to create a twist effect. 3. Half Bow: a. Drape around neck. Make one side longer and one side shorter in front. Take the longer end, bring it over the shoulder, then reach it under the shorter end. Pull long one through just a bit to create a loop. Turn to the side so the half bow is over the shoulder. 4. Bolero (a good one to skip - pretty obvious, but a good way to intro using as a shawl) a. Wrap around shoulders, pull ends under arms, around back and tie. 5. Elegant Bolero a. Center at front of neck and drape ends around the back. Cross the ends in the back to the front, then cross ends in the front and drape over shoulders. 6. Under Coat (Take the elegant Bolero and tie again in the back. Giving full notes for your web) a. Center at front of neck and drape ends around the back. Cross the ends in the back to the front, then cross ends in the front, bring around back, and tie. 7. Infinity Scarf (this will already be finished and sitting along side) a. Fold Bolero in half. Tie the opposite ends together so the pashmina creates a loop. Drape twice around neck.