A WIDE SILK SCARF.
. Flowing silk scarves are no longer in vo<rue. If you have a pretty one stored away/ why not make it into a ccaif hood to keep your hair tidy when you <ro out in the evening? Wash the scarf in soft soap suds and, if necessary, give it a dip in a reviving dye. Then set to work to fashion the hood. Fold the scarf in halves, and seam the two halves together for about twelve inches from the fold, to form a hood. Slip the hood over your head, cross the loose ends, and bring them round the neck .in a scarf arrangehient. You can carry out any number of attractive colour schemes to hargionise with your different evening frocks using one scarf to line another, if possible. For example, a white crepe de chine scarf with a pink rosebud design niay be lined with one of pink silk or chiffon. And you can improve the appearance of the point of the hood and the gathered scarf ends by making a number of tiny blue and pink chiffon rose-buds.
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 December 1930, Page 6 (Supplement)
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184A WIDE SILK SCARF. Taranaki Daily News, 6 December 1930, Page 6 (Supplement)
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