Item: Tie A Scarf and Shawl Lite
Rating: 6.5
Author: Janel

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Tie A Scarf and Shawl Lite's review

Published: 2014-03-03, by Janel.

Learn to tie your scarf via step-by-step diagrams

6.5

18 styles in the free version, 40 in pro
Step-by-step instructions simple to follow
No ads
Video instructions would make it even easier

"Ascot, Biedermeier, or Madame Justice?"

Winter can get so boring always wearing your scarf the same way. Spruce up your cold season by learning new ways to wear it. linux777's Tie A Scarf and Shawl app shows you step-by-step diagrams of different scarf styles.

Select from 18 different styles in the lite version and 40 in the pro version. You'll see step-by-step images instructing you how to make the look happen on your own neck. It's actually quite easy to follow the steps - much easier than, say, crafting an origami swan.

There are no ads, and the app runs smoothly. I can imagine consulting the app before leaving the house in the morning to put together your look for the day. It would be even better if the instructions included video for the spatially challenged, however.

linux777's Tie A Scarf and Shawl app is a useful way to add some variety into your wintertime wardrobe.

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by Janel , Appszoom

Mar 03, 2014

Description

Our application includes the most popular ways to tie scarves and shawls. It contains 22 free knots for beginners.
ASCOT
BANDIT
BIEDERMEIER
BOW
Coco Chanel
DOUBLE_ASCOT
DOUBLE KNOT WRAP
EIGHT KNOT
FAKE_KNOT
FOUR-IN-HAND
French KNOT
French Twist (Kurfurstendamm)
LOLA
LOOP&TUCK
MADAM_JUSTICE
NECK TIE
SIMPLE 1
SIMPLE 2
SIMPLE 3
WESTERN
Scarves are garments made of warm and decorative fabrics. They are often worn around the neck for warmth during cold, rainy, dusty or other types of inclement weather. They can also often be worn for more fashionable motives by style-minded people, even if the weather does not particularly require extra warmth or protection from the elements. Along with these elective reasons, in some cultures scarves are worn for religious and cultural reasons.
scarves range in size from very long or wide models, to small thin types of scarves often known as "neckerchiefs" or "ascots." Traditional scarves when unraveled can stretch to 5 feet or more, ranging in thickness from 6 to 8 inches. A smaller scarf of the neckerchief variety can be as small as a regular bandana or head scarf. Depending on how they are worn and how many time a wearer chooses to wrap the scarf around her body, the length of the scarf can be cut in half or even into thirds.