Since my tutorial “12 awesome ways to knot a belt” was so unbelievably successful I’ve decided to create another tutorial. Yesterday was the Christ’s Ascension Day, a holiday in Germany. It is also a Father’s day here. That means it is the only one day in the year all guys can act like assholes, be drunk as sh*t, take their pants off every 5 seconds and nobody can say a word, because it’s the FATHER’s day. And for some reason a lot of german guys also think it’s a Man’s day. So they expect us to be especially nice to them. No clue why. So yesterday on the “Man’s day” 🙂 I invited my MAN to a diner, to celebrate his manhood ;), and guess what, i have no idea how to knot a tie. 1 hour on the internet 2 hours fotoshooting and here is an awesome tutorial for all your girls, men and fathers out there…
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16 Comments
Valentina De Graf
18. May 2012 at 9:40 AMI like the Pratt Knot! Do you think its possible to knot with a scarf???
Que
18. May 2012 at 4:31 PMGreat post, thanx for sharing.
xoxo
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SWEET PETROLEUM
18. May 2012 at 6:47 PMCute blog you have! I follow you! 😀
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SWEET PETROLEUM
18. May 2012 at 6:48 PMCute blog you have! I follow you! 😀
If you wanna you can stop by ^//
Fashion Blends
18. May 2012 at 7:37 PMi don't do too well with ties so this helps 🙂
would love for you to check out my new post
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STEPH J
19. May 2012 at 11:00 AMHaha, the knots all look the same to me! I've only used the Windsor & Double Windsor method… but the methods look pretty similar! (:
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Xenia Kuhn
19. May 2012 at 11:43 AMthey are not that similar as you think, they are different in form and size and occasion. Try the Cavendish knot and you feel the difference. :)))
theM.A.D.creationist
19. May 2012 at 11:30 AMThank you for this! i tried for this kind of tutorial for a long time! Great post!
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Giuseppe
Xenia Kuhn
19. May 2012 at 11:46 AMI am happy some MEN like my post… :)))
Alisa K.
19. May 2012 at 11:48 AMSo cool. I love to wear ties. I download it. Thank so much honey. I adore your blog. I am your biggest fan…
joelleiana
19. May 2012 at 2:47 PMhaha this is great! 😀
Joelle xx
La mode c'est chic!
Yania - Mi vida en sueños
22. May 2012 at 11:56 AMWow! ^^
Voy a pasarle este post a mi chico, que creo que le va a encantar! ^^
Me gustarÃa invitarte a conocer mi blog, ¿Te apetece? 😉 Mil besitos!
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Yania - Mi vida en sueños
22. May 2012 at 11:58 AMPor cierto te sigo!! ^^
Mil besitos!
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Anonymous
4. September 2012 at 2:35 AMthanks for sharing.
TELunus
9. April 2013 at 3:43 PMI'm a little confused. According to http://www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~tmf20/tieknots.shtml
there is the half Windsor, sometimes (erroneously) called the Windsor, and the Windsor, sometimes (erroneously) called the double Windsor. Thus it would seem to be sensible to talk either about the half Windsor and Windsor, or the Windsor and double Windsor. Yet you manage to have them listed as three separate knots. Could you explain what's going on here?
NiaKunn
9. April 2013 at 10:51 PMHey T,
you are so right! This is what happens if you work with Post-its® 🙂 What I named the "Double Windsor" is actually the "Balthus Knot". The thing is I used 4 different sources for this tutorial. Some sources called it Windsor, some Double Windsor, some Full Windsor. Plus there are 4 different ways to make the Windsor knot. At some point I really thought there are like 5 different Windsor Knots. Anyway I appreciate your remark. I've already fixed it. Did I mixed up something else? Because honestly they ALL look the same to me 🙂