A high bun and long, flowing scarves are the keys to achieving a medieval princess wrap. This is the perfect wrap for those too-large scarves that sometimes feel a bit cumbersome to work with!
Notice how adding a black shirt changes the look completely! (It was chilly with the AC inside.)
From the back:
And from the other side:
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Wow, I love it! Is there a video for this?
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It uses a technique very similar to this one, but the first scarf is a huge square one instead of a long one in the video. It’s on my list to make a tutorial – thanks for asking!
https://wrapunzel.wordpress.com/tutorials/long-scarves/multiple/overunder-wrap/
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It is truly beautiful and I would also love a video, I was raised Catholic and Methodist, but had steered away until my husband brought me back to the path of god. He watches pastor Dowell on youtube and( I at the time had been researching ways to deal with my long hair), he had a video on why women wrap their hair and so I researched a little and ran into your blog and you inspired me to dig a little deeper than the preconceived notions I was raised with and now when I do wrap my hair (not everyday) I come here your wraps are beautiful and I love your video’s and the information you give. I also used to have my own cloth diaper business which I’ve put on hold to finish school but can sew and do make my own headbands that you use they’re just like the wigrip, so if anyone wants information on that I can give you that to pass along:) Thank you for your wonderful video’s and sharing your journey with us. You reached even me out here in “left field” lol.
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very pretty 🙂
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Love this one!
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I really really hope you still have a tutorial for this one planned!
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Yes yes it is on the list! Need to set up my recording equipment!
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Love this – so elegant!
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