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Home›How To›3 Easy Ways to Tie Twilly on a Bag Handle

3 Easy Ways to Tie Twilly on a Bag Handle

By Matthew Lynch
November 14, 2023
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Introduction:

A Twilly, a narrow silk scarf, can do wonders to elevate the style of your favorite handbag. By tying a Twilly on your bag handle, you not only protect the handle from dirt and wear but also add a whole new dimension to the bag’s aesthetics.

Here are three easy ways to tie a Twilly on your bag’s handle:

Method 1: The Classic Loop

Step 1: Begin by folding the Twilly in half to find its center point. Place this point at the middle of the handle.

Step 2: Wrap both ends of the Twilly around the handle, one end moving towards one side while other towards the opposite end. Keep wrapping until both ends run short.

Step 3: Now, tie both ends in a double knot. Adjust the knot as needed and let the remaining parts hang beautifully.

Method 2: The Bow Tie

Step 1: Place one end of the Twilly at the base of the handle and wrap it around twice.

Step 2: Hold the anchored end with your thumb and use your other hand to create a loop with the long end of Twilly.

Step 3: Then wrap it across the front of your anchored piece before creating another loop on your other side.

Step 4: Secure both loops by tying them together at the back with a neat double knot.

Method 3: The Braided Affair

You’ll need two Twillies for this method.

Step 1: Fold both Twillies in half, then tie their centers together around the handle base using a tight double knot.

Step 2: You should have four loose ends hanging from that knot. Separate them into pairs and start braiding those pairs using a standard three-strand technique or twisting two strands of each pair together if you prefer simplicity.

Step 3: Wrap the braided Twillies around the handle as you move along.

Step 4: When you are near the end of the handle, tie another tight double knot, and let the remaining parts hang gracefully.

Conclusion:

Tying a Twilly on your bag handle not only extends its lifespan but also enhances its overall appeal. With these three easy methods, you can effortlessly make a stylish statement. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different prints, patterns, and colors to showcase your personality and create endless chic looks.

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