Jo Scahill, the owner and founder of Australian brand L’avion, demonstrates the versatility of her silk scarves by transforming it into a unique necklace.
What you’ll need:
One large square silk scarf, such as L’avion‘s ‘Melbourne’ Silk Scarf (shown in video)
Steps:
Step 1: Spread your scarf flat out on the table, with the design face-down.
Step 2: Fold in two opposite corners so that they overlap slightly in the centre.
Step 3: Roll in both sides to form a long rope.
Step 4: Tie a large, loose knot in the centre of the ‘rope’. Adjust it so that as much pattern as possible is showing.
Step 5: Tie two smaller, tighter knots halfway between the centre knot and each end of the scarf.
Step 6: Grab both ends and tie it around your neck and voila, you have yourself a beautiful silk necklace!
If you love this look, pick up a beautiful silk scarf from L’avion at www.lavion.com.au
Especially for Breakfast with Audrey readers, L’avion is offering a 15% discount off all scarves. Simply enter the code AUDREY at checkout to redeem the code (valid till the 1st of March 2012).
L’avion is being super generous to our wonderful readers, and is also giving away one limited edition Plume Scarf print by Kelly Smith, click HERE to enter!
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22 Comments
Interesting idea.
can’t wait to try it
lovely print
wow
cool
<3
thats different
Awesome!
Very cool x
Great tutorial!
Such a necessary skill! x
helpful must have tips
wow, absolutely stunning
nice!!
Ooo .. very interesting technique.
Cute but can do that with other fabrics, I’m not a fan of the breeding and killing of approx 1500 silk worms per metre of silk.
great tips
Such beautiful scarves!
ooh must try this out!
beautiful!
oooh her scarves.. amazing!
Thanks for the tips…. 🙂