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| + | The hobby of Grabatology is relatively new, with the first known use of the word "Grabatologist" appearing in the 1980s. However, the practice of collecting ties has been around for much longer. The first ties were worn in ancient China, and ties have been a popular fashion accessory for men for centuries. | ||
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| + | [[File:Cravat (AM 2002.60.3).jpg|200px]][[File:Cravat MET 67.106.10 CP1.jpg|200px]][[File:Cravat MET CI38.23.378.jpg|200px]]{{clear}} | ||
| + | Note: many people (and stores) incorrectly label some ascots as cravats. A cravat does not have the middle section skinnier than the ends. Ascots more resemble a bowtie when laid out flat. From the front, a tied cravat can look identical to a tied ascot. Noticeable difference is material around the neck. Some consider an ascot as a type of cravat, just as a Langsdorf tie is a type of Cravat. | ||
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| + | [[File:Ascot.jpg|200px]] | ||
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| + | [[File:Bolo tie.jpg|200px|Bolo tie]] | ||
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| + | These ties must be at the appropriate length to fit your neck; many modern designs are adjustable. | ||
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| + | Can be homemade from ribbon (7/8” or your preference). Tie with a shoe lace knot, cut the ends to desired length, and seal the cut edges to prevent fraying. | ||
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| + | [[File:Necktie MET 1976.214.11.jpg|200px]] | ||
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| + | [[File:Yellow scarf.jpg|200px]] | ||
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| + | [[File:ZM1-02.JPG|200px]] [[File:Ari's back.jpg|200px]] [[File:Neck Kerchief.jpg|200px]] | ||
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Revision as of 02:45, 17 February 2026
Indumentaria de cuello
Nivel de destreza
1
Año
2024
Version
20.02.2026
Autoridad de aprobación
División Norteamericana
1
¿Qué es un grabatólogo?
The hobby of Grabatology is relatively new, with the first known use of the word "Grabatologist" appearing in the 1980s. However, the practice of collecting ties has been around for much longer. The first ties were worn in ancient China, and ties have been a popular fashion accessory for men for centuries.
2
Conocer la historia y algunos detalles específicos de cómo un pañuelo de Guía Mayor entró en el Libro Guinness de los récords.
3
Ser capaz de identificar y aportar algunos datos interesantes acerca de las siguientes corbatas y/o pañuelos para el cuello:
3a
Corbata
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Note: many people (and stores) incorrectly label some ascots as cravats. A cravat does not have the middle section skinnier than the ends. Ascots more resemble a bowtie when laid out flat. From the front, a tied cravat can look identical to a tied ascot. Noticeable difference is material around the neck. Some consider an ascot as a type of cravat, just as a Langsdorf tie is a type of Cravat.
3b
Corbatón (corbanda)
3c
Corbata de bolo
3d
Corbata de moño
These ties must be at the appropriate length to fit your neck; many modern designs are adjustable.
3e
Corbata Kentucky occidental
Can be homemade from ribbon (7/8” or your preference). Tie with a shoe lace knot, cut the ends to desired length, and seal the cut edges to prevent fraying.
3f
Corbata tradicional (Langsdorf)
3g
Bufanda regular (bufanda vieja, dupatta)
3h
Capucha
3i
Caperuza
3j
Bufanda infinita
3k
Hiyab
.jpg)
3l
Corbata cruzada (continental)
3m
Pañuelo (pañoleta, bandana)
4
Definir los siguientes términos de corbatas tradicionales (Langsdorf):
4a
Cobertura
4b
Costura
4c
Entretela
4d
Cuello
4e
Presilla
4f
Borde enrollado
4g
Cola
4h
Pala
4i
Reverso de las puntas (forro)
4j
Costura de refuerzo
4k
Puntada escalera (punto colchonero)
4l
Margen/dobladillo
5
Conocer las formas adecuadas de cuidar y guardar una corbata de seda.
6
De memoria, saber hacer al menos cuatro de los siguientes nudos, y un nudo más de su investigación y elección:
6a
Windsor (corbata tradicional)
6b
Eldridge (corbata tradicional)
6c
Nudo Trinidad (corbata tradicional)
6d
Nudo de cordón de zapato (corbata de moño)
6e
Nudo trenzado (bufanda)
6f
Nudo de pretzel (bufanda)
6g
Nudo japonés o cuadrado (pañuelo)
6h
Hiyab sin alfiler (hiyab)
6i
Nudo barrilito (corbata)
6j
Nudo simple doble (corbatón)
7
Usar cinco de los nudos que usó en el requisito anterior en cinco ocasiones diferentes y documentar con fotografías o autofotos.
8
Sin ayuda, amarrar con éxito una corbata a otra persona.
9
Como grupo, leer los siguientes pasajes y discutir qué orientación bíblica se ofrece con respecto a nuestra vestimenta y adorno. ¿Cómo debemos aplicar esta guía a nuestra ropa y accesorios de vestir?
9a
1 Timoteo 2:9 y 10
9b
1 Pedro 3:3 y 4
9c
1 Pedro 5:5
