How to wear a tartan shawl

5 unexpected ways to wear plaid (with outfit examples!): with leather, mixing prints, with fur, girly, and layered.

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Welcome to a week of easy, handmade scarf tutorials. It’s Scarf Week – like Shark Week, but far less frightening! From Monday to Friday, I’m sharing with you 5 super-duper-simple handmade scarf tutorials that would make great gifts for your friends and family this Christmas season. These are seriously easy to knock out. I made all 5...

From the standard loop and pull-through to a sexy off-the-shoulder wrap and a chic belted poncho, this is THE TUTORIAL to learn how to wear a blanket scarf!

From the standard loop and pull-through to a sexy off-the-shoulder wrap and a chic belted poncho, this is THE TUTORIAL to learn how to wear a blanket scarf!

The Waterbury Plaid Blanket Scarf transforms basic stripes into dramatic plaid with a simple weaving technique. This elegant wrap requires only beginner level skills and can be worked up in any color combo to create a beautiful, special fabric. Wear it draped over your shoulders, wrapped like a shaw

Learn how to make a Rectangle, Square or Shawl Blanket Scarf the easy way. Click here now for all the info by Sweet Red Poppy!

Our Highlander Ruana (pronounced roo-AH-nah) is a traditional, easy-to-wear style that exudes vibrant colour, heritage and tradition. If you love the 'Outlander' style, this is a must-have for your wardrobe! Choose from 4 - Season (lighter) or Extra Warmth (heavier) weight

There are so many ways to wear a blanket scarf! Whether you prefer to twist it, tie it or loop it, this guide will show you how to wear a blanket scarf.

Finding the right Tartan Sash First things first, you have to get the right sash. Customarily, unless you are a Lady Chief, the wife of a Clan Chief or Chieftan, or the wife of a colonel in the Highland Regiment, then you would always wear your sash over your right shoulder. Clanswomen traditionally wore their sash across the breast and secured by a pin or small brooch on the right shoulder, while ladies who married out of their clan, but who still wish to use their original clan tartan…