Windsor Knot
- Fold the wild rag in half and, holding it by the tails, place it in front of your neck.
- Cross the tails behind your neck and bring them to the front to tie.
- Place one tail over the other.
- Wrap the top tail around the bottom tail and pull it down straight in front.
- Continue holding the top tail down straight. The bottom tail should be directly underneath it.
How do you wrap a Wild Rag?
Pick up the tail on the left (blue) side of the wild rag with your right hand, and wrap it around the first two fingers of your left hand. Make one complete wrap. Close the fingers of your left hand around the tail of the wild rag tight enough to hold it in place, then let go of the tail with your right hand.
How do you tie a Wild Rag around your neck?
In reality, you'll probably want to tie your knot higher up, closer to the neck. Fold your wild rag into a triangular shape and put it around your neck. You can have the point of the triangle in the front or the back, it's your choice, but make sure the ends or tails of the wild rag wind up in front, one on each side of your neck.
How do you tie a scarf with a Wild Rag?
Put the scarf around the back of your neck, holding the ends of the scarf out in your hands. Hold 2 fingers of your left hand out. Take your right hand and wrap the wild rag around your left fingers once. Then, with your other fingers, hold it there. Reach back under and grab the other side of the scarf.
How do you make a rag slide look good?
Fold your rag into a triangle and place the open ended point in front pointing towards your feet. Wrap both ends around the back of your neck and meet back in the front. Place both ends through your slide and pull through until you get the look you want. I decided to think outside of the box for this look.
How do you tie a winter wild rag?
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How do you tie a wild rag top?
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How do you tie a wild rag mask?
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How do you make a cowboy wild rag?
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How do you fold a cowboy scarf?
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Why do cowboys wear wild rags?
The very first cowboy wild rags were worn for warmth in cold temperatures, and for protection from sun, wind, and dirt anytime. In many regions wild rags are still a standard part of cowboy dress whether it be for work or social occasions.
How do you use a wild rag slide?
Slide: Using a wild rag slide to cover your knot is a simple and classic way to style your wild rag. If the look of a knot does not fit to your liking, simply add your slide of choice. Slip the wild rag ends into the knot loops of the slide and finish by tying your wild rag as you normally would.
What material are wild rags made of?
Wild rags come in an array of colors, patterns and sizes to fit the style of any cowboy or cowgirl. Wild rags come in many different colors, patterns and sizes. They're generally made of silk or polyester, and can be as bold or as subtle as the wearer desires.
Can you wear wild rags in the summer?
There are plenty of ways that you can style your unique wild rags even on hot summer days. Of course, during winter they are great for keeping you warm, but during summer they are the perfect addition to any outfit! Using them as a headband is the perfect way to keep your hair out of your face on a hot day!
What size is a wild rag?
Wild Rag Sizing: The standard sizes of MT Wild Rags are 36" square, our second most popular size is 44". We make Dog Wild Rags, 18" Show Scarves, 25" Baby Wild Rags, 30" Child Rags and XL Punchy rags for the Buckaroos! Shipping & Delivery: Everything in our store is in stock and ready to ship.
How do cowboys wear bandannas?
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How do you wear a wild rag in the summer?
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What knot do you tie a wild rag in?
First, you can tie a wild rag in a buckaroo knot, also called a square knot:#N#Thanks Wells and Marty for showing us how to tie a wild rag in a square knot!
How to tie a silk scarf?
Take your silk scarf and fold it in half, into a triangle. Put the scarf around your neck, with the big edge of the triangle going around your neck and the middle point on your chest. Cross the two points that are lying on your back behind your neck, and then bring them back over your shoulders. To finish, just tie the two ends under your chin in ...
How to wear a scarf on your neck?
Put the scarf around the back of your neck, holding the ends of the scarf out in your hands. Hold 2 fingers of your left hand out. Take your right hand and wrap the wild rag around your left fingers once. Then, with your other fingers, hold it there. Reach back under and grab the other side of the scarf.
How to make a wild rag?
Fold your wild rag into a triangular shape and put it around your neck. You can have the point of the triangle in the front or the back, it's your choice, but make sure the ends or tails of the wild rag wind up in front, one on each side of your neck.
How to hold a wild rag in place?
Close the fingers of your left hand around the tail of the wild rag tight enough to hold it in place, then let go of the tail with your right hand.
How to tie a knot on a wild rag?
To begin tying the knot, temporarily let go of the right (red) side. Pick up the tail on the left (blue) side of the wild rag with your right hand, and wrap it around the first two fingers of your left hand. Make one complete wrap.
What is a wild rag?
A wild rag is a cowboy or Western scarf. It's usually a point of cowboy or cowgirl pride to secure a wild rag around their neck by a scarf slide they're fond of, or some type of fashionable knot. In the article and photos below we'll show you how to tie one kind of wild rag knot.
Is silk a wild rag?
Silk is a natural fiber that offers many benefits is a wild rag, but it can be somewhat temperamental to care for. For tips on how to care for a silk wild rag, please see our article How To Care For A Silk Wild Rag. Looking for a wild rag?
Can a wild rag hold a knot?
NOTE: Please keep in mind that a knot in a wild rag can hold tight when accidentally caught on something , making it potentially dangerous. That's why some working cowboys and cowgirls only use a scarf slide when they're working, but when they go to town they might use a slide or a knot.
Wraparound With Slide
I love using scarf slides! You can find so many great slides in different shapes and sizes! I made this one from a concho a found at the tack shop by putting wire between the two screws. You can use slides in many different ways. Brooches work for this look too. Here I have a more traditional wrap style.
Headscarf
I decided to think outside of the box for this look. I folded my rag into a triangle and then folded (starting at the open ended point) into 2 inch sections. I then wrapped it around my head and tied a knot underneath my hair at the base of the left side of my neck. Use bobby pins to secure if needed.
Traditional Square Knot
A square knot is one of the most traditional and popular style among real working cowgirls. It keeps the cold wind off your neck and keeps the dust off! A larger size rag is definitely recommended for this look. Fold your rag into a triangle and place the open ended point in front pointing towards your feet.
Neck Tie
This is one of my favorite styles, mostly because I live in Arizona and the full size rags can be a little too hot for the desert. It is also super easy to add to a tee or tank. You’ll want a smaller size rag for this one. Fold the rag in a triangle and starting from the open pointed end fold into 1-1 1/2 in folds.
Wrist Tie
Don’t forget to just have fun! There are no rules to how to wear a wild rag. I often twist them around my wrist as an arm accessory! If you have a long one you can even twist it up and use it as a belt. Get creative!
