Chemisier tutorial

Finally, the tutorial for the Chemisier. My apologies for the slight delay! 

Happy knotting and have a wonderful summer xxx

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The following is an example of what you get with each tutorial in my Scarf Art App*: in the style of a blog it shows you how you can create variations, which part of your scarf gets highlighted, and how the knot works with other scarf sizes.

*Available in the Apple App Store and at Google Play

About:

The Chemisier provides an elegant and soft frame to your neck in the style of a classic shirt collar.

What it highlights:

The main focus of the Chemisier is on the upper and lower corner. The design of the remaining visible parts is broken up by the overlapping folds of the Chemisier. The center of your scarf is behind your neck.

On the blog:

With a 90 "Index Palmarum" Silk Twill scarf:

Variations:

The lower you tie the knot, the more the corners spread out and the wider the collar becomes: 

For a smaller and more contained version tie the knot closer to your neck; it brings the corners together:

As above, but with one scarf end longer than the other:

Further variation:

Instead of tying the ends together in a Double knot,

you can also make an Ascot knot:

In other scarf formats: 

With a 70 Vintage Silk:

With a 140 Silk Twill GM:

With a 90 Mousseline:

 Size guide:

The Chemisier works with the following scarves:

90 Silk Twill

90 Mousseline

70 Vintage Silk

140 Silk GM

140 Cashmere Silk GM (as a shoulder wrap)