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How To Fold a Cowl Style Scarf

Scarf Style Needed: Rectangular (oblong) Scarf (120 cm long)
1. Fold your rectangular scarf twice lengthwise to form an "S" fold.
2. Drape the folded scarf over one shoulder so that the end hangs approximately one foot down the back.
3. Pin the scarf into place at the shoulder.
4. Drape the scarf around the neck in front and over the opposite shoulder so that the unpinned end hangs down the back as well.

Tying the Scarf:
Fold your rectangular scarf twice to form an "S" fold and lay the folded scarf over one shoulder so that one end of the scarf hangs down the back for about 1 foot. Fasten the scarf in place using the jewelry pin of your choosing. The pin should be placed between the breast and shoulder, but closer to the shoulder.

Drape the remaining length of the scarf loosely around the front of the chest and over the opposite shoulder.

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