jamesbond
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I understood that, perhaps what I meant to say is how do you get the red and the blue which is what makes the square so striking.Use the "puff fold" and the blue design will show and the border not at all.
AHHHH...MY EYES... YOU SENT ME TO ONE OF "THOSE" TIE SITES.... MY EYES...funny you mention that i was thinking the same thing when looking at it. but i usually do the same fold as the "cooper" in this link. http://www.neckties.com/foldinginfo.php you kinda push the middle down creating a flowery puff out of the middle material, looks really good with all the vivid colors.
(AlanC @ Feb. 25 2005,07:37)
cuffthis, do you use a particular fold for your linen square?
(cuffthis @ Feb. 25 2005) No.I'm thinking of naming it the "throw it in, move it around and make the edges show" fold
I found an image that might be the source of the inspiration: http://visualiseur.bnf.fr/CadresF....Y=ImageVery nice.  I assume it is the Hermes artistic interpretation of this well-known horseriding manual (L'instruction du Roy en l'exercice de monter à cheval), which is in the form of dialogues between young king Louis XIII (of France) and his riding instructor.
Assuming of course that you last that long...you'll have it for 20 years.