Some scarf tying tips...

The Ascot Wrap
a traditional scarf tying style, providing a conservative, yet sophisticated look.

Tying the Scarf:
Fold the square scarf diagonally from corner to corner. Drape the folded scarf around the neck, passing the folded corners back over the shoulders. Cross the folded corners behind the neck and bring them forward over the shoulders once more.
Draw the scarf to a snug fit around the neck and tie the folded corners together to form a simple knot or bow (your choice).
This scarf-tying style creates a very soft, feminine-looking accent to a suit etc.

The Skirt wrap
wear your scarf as a sarong-type skirt, it makes an elegant cover-up at the poolside or the beach or over jeans. The light-weight fabric of most scarves makes it cool and comfortable, and the draping effect is very flattering.

Tying the Scarf:
Fold the square scarf diagonally to form a large triangle. Turn down the folded edge to create the appearance of a "belt".
Wrap the folded scarf around the waist and knot it twice to secure it. Fold the ends from the knot in and under the knot so that they lay flat under the edges of the scarf and cover any space found there. This usually looks most flattering with the knot at the side, but you may slide the scarf to position the knot wherever you please.