Title: Mastering the Art of Korean Tie Knotting: A Comprehensive Tutorial
Introduction
In today's fashion-forward world, accessories play an essential role in enhancing one's personal style. Among the plethora of accessories available in the market, ties have stood the test of time and continue to be a popular choice for men worldwide. Amongst the various styles of ties available, the Korean tie, also known as the "square knot," has gained immense popularity due to its unique design and versatility. In this tutorial, we will delve into the intricate details of creating the Korean tie and provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to tie it like a pro. So, let's get started!
Materials Required
To create a beautiful Korean tie, you will need the following materials:
1、A standard width necktie (2.25 inches or 6厘米)
2、A square knot tie bar (approximately 1.5 inches or 3.8厘米 long)
3、A pair of scissors
4、A ruler or tape measure
5、An open flame or lighter (for melting the knot tails)
Instructions for Tying the Korean Tie
Step 1: Lay your necktie flat with the wide end facing up. The wide end should be on top, and the narrow end should be at the bottom. This is the starting point for your Korean tie.
Step 2: Measure the length of your necktie, making sure to include the tie bar in your measurements. We will use this length as our reference when tying the knot later on.
Step 3: Take the two loose ends of the necktie and place them over each other, aligning the wide end with the wide end of the necktie. Use your fingers to gently press down on the knots, ensuring that they are securely in place.
Step 4: Cut both loose ends of the necktie at an angle, approximately 1-2 inches away from the knot. This will help create a cleaner look for your finished Korean tie.
Step 5: Fold one of the cut ends in half, bringing it towards the center of the necktie. Make sure that the fold is perpendicular to the original direction of the tie. Press down gently on both sides to secure the fold in place.
Step 6: Repeat step 5 with the other cut end, but this time bring it towards the opposite direction from the first fold. Ensure that both folds are perpendicular to each other before pressing down to secure them together.
Step 7: Unfold both folded ends of the necktie so that they are parallel to each other. The longer end should now be pointing downwards, while the shorter end should be pointing upwards. This is your starting position for Step 8.
Step 8: Bring one end of the longer folded end closer to the center of the necktie, keeping it parallel to each other. Use your fingers to gently press down on both sides to secure the fold in place.
Step 9: Repeat step 8 with the other end, but this time bring it closer to the shorter end instead of the center. Again, make sure to press down on both sides to secure the fold in place.
Step 10: Bring both short ends closer together until they meet in the middle. Use your fingers to press down on both sides to ensure that they are securely in place. This is your first Korean knot.
Step 11: Take one of the long ends and wrap it around one side of the knot, making sure to keep it aligned with the center of your necktie. Use your fingers to press down on both sides to secure the wrap in place. Repeat step 11 with the other long end, but this time wrap it around the opposite side of the knot.
Step 12: Once both wraps have been secured in place, take one long end and pull it upwards towards the center of your necktie until it meets with one of the short ends that was previously hidden under the wraps. Use your fingers to press down on both sides to secure the knot in place.
Step 13: Take another long end and repeat step 12 with the other wrap, pulling it upwards towards the center of your necktie and meeting with one of
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