Here is the tutorial on how to do a wrap with lots of layers and only two scarves! If I can make an instructional video in under five minutes, then you too can master this tie with a little practice!
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This seems to be a quite traditional wrap. When I lived in Frankfurt (Germany) I saw drawings and paintings from the 18th century showing Jewish women with very similar head covering. It is beautiful.
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This is beautiful! But I have a few questions: Where do you get that black cap from? I don’t know what it’s called, I have very short and thin hair and can’t get a bun that’s big enough to hold the scarf and that wonderful pins – they look awesome! I can’t wait to get enough scarfs to try all these styles. 🙂
Gorgeous as usual!!!! Thank you for the tutorial. Now to practice.
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awesome 🙂 thanks so much, like LeeAnn said off to practice…you just make it look so effortless!
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This seems to be a quite traditional wrap. When I lived in Frankfurt (Germany) I saw drawings and paintings from the 18th century showing Jewish women with very similar head covering. It is beautiful.
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I love it when individuals come together and share ideas.
Great blog, keep it up!
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Hello.
This is beautiful! But I have a few questions: Where do you get that black cap from? I don’t know what it’s called, I have very short and thin hair and can’t get a bun that’s big enough to hold the scarf and that wonderful pins – they look awesome! I can’t wait to get enough scarfs to try all these styles. 🙂
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Would you usually use the underscarf with two scarf wrap?
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