Adjust your Scarf Topper to fit by choosing whether or not to tie a knot or do a twist at the neck. This brings more material to the bust area. Please note that due to the slippery nature of scarf material the knot at the neck ring can come loose. The scarf has been sewn together a small amount at the tip. Make sure that the neck ring is inside the sewn tip. Check the knot before donning the garment; if it's loose tie it again.

To tie the knot lay the scarf topper down and pull up about 6 inches of scarf at the neck ring, hold the material below the neck ring and tie the knot below the neck ring. If you want to hide the tail of the knot push it into the back of the knot. A little practice and you will be able to tie the perfect knot for you. The more material you use for the knot the shorter your top will be at the waist.

Another way to tie the knot! Lay the scarf topper down and pull up about 6 inches of scarf at the neck ring, tie the knot in the middle of the neck ring. You can then roll and hide the knot below the neck ring.

For the twist put on the neck ring and twist the scarf in front of you before tying the scarf behind your back. Practice a few times and you will know exactly how many twists are perfect for you.

I have included a scarf-tying guide with your top. The scarf is easily removed from the neck ring and can be worn many ways by it's self. When you are not wearing your Scarf Topper hang it to minimize wrinkles.

Washing Instructions:

Remove the scarf from the neck ring and hand wash with gentle laundry soap or in the washing machine on gentle (put your scarf in a lingerie bag). Hang to dry or a couple of minutes in the dryer with no heat will remove all the wrinkles.

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Brenda designs each top individually, using different beads to complement the spirit of the scarf itself, be it playful, demure or sexy. Equally appropriate dressed up or down, her creations have fetched admiring glances — from passersby on the street to guests at a wedding

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