Method 1 of 10: The Modern One Loop
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Drape scarf over shoulder, with one end slightly longer than the other end.
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Loop the longer end around your neck once.
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Adjust loop over neck and balance out the ends of the scarf. Ends can either be same length or slightly different. Method 2 of 10: The Bunny Ear
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Drape scarf over shoulder, with one end significantly longer than the other end.
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Loop the longer end around your neck twice in the same direction.
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Take the same end you looped around your neck and fit it through the second loop.
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Tie a simple overhand knot with both ends of the scarf.
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Fit the loops over the knot so that two ends are dangling off the loop, slightly to the side.
Method 3 of 10: The Turtleneck
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Drape scarf over shoulder, with one end significantly longer than the other end.
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Loop the longer end around your neck three or four times in the same direction.
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Tie a simple overhand knot with both ends of the scarf, and then tie another overhand knot to get rid of most excess fabric.
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Fit the knot underneath the loop so that no excess fabric is showing.
Method 4 of 10: The Infinity Loop
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Drape scarf over shoulder so that both ends are equidistant.
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At the very bottom of both ends, tie an overhand knot.
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Tie another overhand knot to ensure that the first knot does not slip.
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Take the loop (shaped like an "O") and twist it so that it's shaped like an "8".
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Drape the bottom loop of the "8" over your head.
Method 5 of 10: The Quick Toss
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Drape scarf over shoulder, with one end slightly longer than the other end.
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Loop the longer end over your neck, but not fully around. The scarf should be hanging down from your back.
Method 6 of 10: The European Loop
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Fold the scarf in half lengthwise.
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Drape folded scarf over shoulder, with the non-folded end significantly longer than the folded end.
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Fit the non-folded end into the loop created by the folded end and tighten.
Method 7 of 10: The Celebrity Loop
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Drape scarf over shoulder, with one end significantly longer than the other end.
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Loop the longer end around your neck three times in the same direction.
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Fit the end when you loop through the third loop so that it's dangling down underneath the loop.
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Fit the non-looped end over and into the third loop .
Method 8 of 10: The Waterfall
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Drape scarf over shoulder, with one end significantly longer than the other end.
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Loop the longer end around your neck one time.
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Take the end you used to loop and secure it by the top corner.
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Fit the top corner into the loop at the side of the neck. When done properly, the unattached side dangles down like a waterfall.
Method 9 of 10: The Magic Trick
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Drape scarf over shoulder, with one end slightly longer than the other end.
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Loop the longer end around your neck once.
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Using the non-looped end, tug a little bit of the fabric through the loop, forming a semi-circle.
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Fit the looped end through the semi-circle.
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Adjust both ends to balance out the scarf.
Method 10 of 10: The Braid
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Fold the scarf in half lengthwise.
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Drape folded scarf over shoulder, with the non-folded end significantly longer than the folded end.
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Fit the non-folded end into the loop created by the folded end, leaving space at the end of the fold.
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Twist the folded end over itself, forming an "8."
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Fit the rest of the non-folded end into the second loop created by the twist.
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Adjust and balance out the scarf.
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