Here is an inspirational picture of how it can look like when you wear your Graceful Squares scarves. But remember, there are so many ways to knot a scarf, and so many ways to vary it depending on outfit and of course your own personality.

Have fun finding your favourite ways to wear a scarf!
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Scarf: Private
 
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Featured scarf: Drop Me off in Harlem
 
Graceful Squares loves the organic mineral makeup brand Orglamix.
Such a great selection of colours to choose from!

We've even colour matched some Orglamix eyeshadows,
with three of our scarves. So beautiful and playful!
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Our Monday Date
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Pomegranate, Snow, Celadon
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The Days of Wine and Roses
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Grape Hyacinth, Midnight, Saffron
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Drop Me off in Harlem
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Mangosteen, Blueberry, Watermelon
 
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Featured scarf: Drop Me off in Harlem
 
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Vassilisa scarves. via Style Bubble
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Vintage Vera scarf. via A CUP OF JO
Did you know we now have a 100% silk Vera scarf in our shop?
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Our Monday Date
 
One of our new scarves, Summer in Central Park, is made of 100% acetate.
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Never heard of acetate before? Here is a great and explaining article:

Acetate is derived from cellulose by reacting purified cellulose from wood pulp with acetic acid and acetic anhydride in the presence of sulfuric acid. It is then put through a controlled, partial hydrolysis to remove the sulfate and a sufficient number of acetate groups to give the product the desired properties. The anhydroglucose unit, is the fundamental repeating structure of cellulose, has three hydroxyl groups which can react to form acetate esters. The most common form of cellulose acetate fiber has an acetate group on approximately two of every three hydroxyls. This cellulose diacetate is known as secondary acetate, or simply as “acetate”.

AcetateFiber Characteristics
  • Luxurious feel and appearance
  • Wide range of colors and lusters
  • Excellent drapability and softness
  • Relatively fast drying
  • Shrink, moth and mildew resistant
General AcetateFiber Care Tips — Most acetate garments should be dry-cleaned, but if laundering is indicated, use the following guide:
  • Handwash in warm water with mild suds.
  • Do not twist or wring out garment.
  • Do not soak colored items.
  • Press while damp on wrong side with cool iron. For finishing on the right side, use a pressing cloth.
    (For specific instructions, refer to garment's sewn-in care label.)

Note: Acetate is adversely affected by acetone and other organic solvents, such as nail polish remover and perfumes containing these solvents.


by fibersource.com


 
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This, my friends, is a pile of pure goodness!

And you know what is even better?
It's all available in our store today!
 
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Featuring our new scarf - The Days of Wine and Roses.
Dark, dutch and whimsical.
 
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I'm so excited - today we finally opened our shop!

We've added so many cute and lovely and fashionable vintage scarves today,
so make sure to pop by! All in different sizes, materials and colours,
so you are sure to find your favourite one.

We also have a very good news to share with you all -
you only pay shipping for ONE scarf, if you buy more than one.
Which means your second, third or fourth scarf will be free shipping.

Also, we have an exclusive opening bonus for our Facebook fans -
so come join us!