Twisted Infinity Scarf

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You may have seen the post I wrote recently explaining how I turned a long fringed scarf into an infinity scarf! And I love it! 
I figured out a new way to wear it so it’s tighter around my neck and doesn’t hang down too low. 

Even if you don’t care about twisting up a scarf, you can still watch it and look for my cat escaping through the door behind me. ::no more paranormal activity like this video though:: 


Feel free to rant and rave about how awesome the video quality is. We bought a new video camera (Sony Handycam HD) so I can create higher quality videos for YOU! 

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Alisa George says · 01.12.12

Well shoot! Usually I can watch all your tutorials on my phone but not today. Hmmm…did it get posted differently? Will watch it on my computer later. 🙂 Thanks for all you do Kate!

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Hi, I'm Kate says · 01.12.12

@Alisa: It’s on vimeo, but I read that it is compatible with phones too! Sorry you are having trouble!

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Bucky5 says · 01.12.12

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Amanda Harper says · 01.12.12

Video quality is great! And I like this twisting idea. I made the infinity scarf with a pashmina and I ended up leaving the strings on for a fringe-y look.

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Elenie Counts says · 01.12.12

Love your blog! 🙂 You are too cute. Oh and tagged you in a post on my blog today!

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Motivated Mommy of two says · 01.12.12

This is great I have a scarf that is like that and I had no idea how to wear it to make it look cute. Now I know thanks. Going to wear it tomorrow and hopefully have the time to take a picture and show you.

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Kate says · 01.12.12

That’s awesome… I’m going to have to get myself an infinity scarf just to try this now!!

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Anonymous says · 01.12.12

Love it! I actually made the infinity scarf.. Didn’t think to wear this way though. Thanks for sharing.

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Anonymous says · 01.12.12

Kate, where is your grey dress from…it’s super cute!

~ Lindsay

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courtneylew says · 01.12.12

Hi Kate! Your videos are so FANCY now! Good call on the HandyCam, and thanks for the awesome haircut yesterday! 🙂

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TiffanyW says · 01.12.12

I can’t watch the videos on my phone either now 🙁

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Lucinda says · 01.12.12

Love this post kate! 🙂 http://www.lovelucinda.com

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chelset says · 01.12.12

Love the cat opening the door in the background. Ha, adorable!

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Jenn Lopez says · 01.12.12

I love the whole idea and also got a chuckle watching your cat in the background open your door! Too cute. Thanks for you amazing ideas. I love them!

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Maura says · 01.12.12

Love, love, love. Thanks for sharing.

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Jerri says · 01.12.12

Love Love your blog. Ran across it yesterday shared with my friends. Also wore my hair in a messy bun.
Thanks for all the great tips.

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Alisa George says · 01.12.12

Love the addition of the music! You are so cute!

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Anonymous says · 01.12.12

I can hear it but can’t see a picture on my iPad either 🙁

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Emily says · 01.12.12

You are so genius! I can never figure out how to wear scarves but now I know!

Btw I love your blog, so I tagged you in a post!

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Lisa says · 01.12.12

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Anonymous says · 01.12.12

Super cute! The video quality is AWESOME! Exactly which Sony Handycam HD is this one? I am in the market! Thanks for the wonderful scarf ideas and cute hairdos.
Christie M.

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Lisa says · 01.12.12

Cute Idea. Loveing the infinity scarves!

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Christina says · 01.12.12

What a great discovery. I found your hair tutorials on Pinterest. I decided to check your “about me” section and lo and behold you’re in the same area. I live in Cary. Love your blog! Blessings!

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Lindsey @ The Savvy Speechie says · 01.12.12

Great idea- but must ask where is your “oh, so cute” dress from??

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Anonymous says · 01.12.12

Can you please post pictures of how to do this? I can’t watch the video and I’ve always been able to watch your videos!!

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Kristen says · 01.13.12

i love the color of the scarf. and i think the twisting looks fun and the texture is awesome.

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Jen says · 01.13.12

Oh no! I can’t see it either! Can anyone help? I’m using my ipad…

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Lydia says · 01.13.12

Great idea, thanks for sharing. I’m liking the new video camera!

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Anonymous says · 01.13.12

Thanks for the tutorial. Where did you get your dress?

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Tiffany McKeown says · 01.13.12

I’m glad you posted this! I bought an infinity scarf last year. The sales-lady told me it could be worn 11 ways… I haven’t even worn it once. It feels too long when wrapped twice, but too bulky when wrapped a third time. I’ll try the twist… it’s a super cute scarf, so I need to be wearing it!

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CAS says · 01.15.12

Great tutorial and video of scarf-tying! I checked out some of your other blogs regarding scarves & just love all your ideas. I discovered your blog a few days ago thru Pinterest, & learned so much about styling my hair using the flat iron. Now I’m hooked and am now following.
CAS

I think we have twin kitties — mine is a female. There is a pic of Abby on my blog header. They look so much alike!

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Melodi says · 01.16.12

What a good idea!

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Charlotte Jeffus says · 05.22.14

The quality of the video was great, as well as the twisted infinity scarf. Thank you for sharing your high-quality video, which is helpful. Learning different ways of tying infinity scarf is so much helpful.

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