Here are some stunning photos that Rivka Malka’s daughter, Hadassa, took of “The Crazy Beautiful”!! So happy to finally share them with you!! How have your experiments with it been going?
It reminds me of all those intricate updos that ladies would do for weddings – except you don’t need hair extensions and hours or labor! And no, it isn’t that heavy if you wrap towards your head instead of pulling down! It’s actually quite comfortable and made me stand up straighter!
I often get asked, “Do you ever get bored? Do you ever run out of new ways to tie your scarves?” The answer is, gratefully, “nope!” Even if I owned 10 scarves (believe me, I have quite a few more than that!), there would still be an infinite amount of tying options.
So here is a new style that I came up with yesterday! It is surprisingly easy. Who wants a tutorial?
And here is another variation on the criss-cross that I have tried, with only one scarf:
A word to the wise: if you have just stumbled upon Wrapunzel and/or you are hair wrapping beginner, best you not start with this tutorial! However, you should definitely watch it to see the wraps that are possible! This is the most technique intensive tie that I have done, and as you can see in the video, I still haven’t perfected the mechanics of it! However, so many of you asked, so here is the tutorial!
Get ready to be wow-ed. This wrap is not for the faint hearted! After two days of moving, wearing an awful pretied, feeling totally grungy, I was just itching to do a beautiful wrap! You can get excited for a tutorial as soon as I get my video camera set up 🙂
Yeah, I know. Twists at the sides … over the top, and…
… twists at the back and then down the side!
I have to thank a VERY special for person for inspiring this wrap; she will know who she is once she sees it. (Did I do that semicolon correctly?) This wrap was done in the spirit of deep friendship and sisterhood, and represents the ties that can never be severed, regardless of distance, time, or circumstance. Thank you, beautiful lady! You are such a gift to me ❤
Here is a closeup of the side twist, as well as a shot from the back!
I am loving this intricate sash and wanted to wear it again!
This wrap is such a classic… and always gets a lot of “wow”s and questions. It’s easy! You can be a little less careful with it (ie leave scarf fringe hanging out, don’t line up layers perfectly) and it still looks put together. This one is exactly the same wrap that I show in this video, except minus one scarf.
Hope you are all doing well! Happy wrapping 🙂
I always appreciate scarves that make your wraps look much more intricate than they actually are. Scarves that have multiple patterns and colours do this job very well as you can see in the following photos:
Yes, this is just one scarf, tied in the simplest long scarf wrap (see tutorial here). A beautiful beaded pin finishes off the look and the final result is something that looks much more complicated than it actually is. Yay!
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