It took me a long time to figure out how to do this one. Little did I know that it’s one of the easiest ties out there! You’ll need a long rectangular scarf… no worries if it has fringe on the end, you can just tuck those in! You’ll find that the thicker the scarf, the more “volume” the wrap will have. This one is also great for those who get headaches from tight scarves because there are no knots. (Do you get headaches? See the “tips and tricks” page.)
(Music – Beethoven Opus 132 – 3rd mvnt)
The Wrapunzel Blog 
I’ve just tried this and entangled my fingers in my scarf, I’m typing this with my nose, please send help! 😉
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Did you have any solutions for giving volume on top of your head so your hair scarf is not flat on your scalp?(ESP around the face…)
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I like this a lot….simple, elegant
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Would it be possible to get dimensions of scarf? None of my are quite long enough.
Started chemo and a dear friend is going to sew me a scarf. Looking to give her specs.
Love your style. Thanks for the videos.
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Yikes I really don’t know – (no measuring tape accessible) it’s the size of a basic pashmina. Wishing a full and speedy recovery and beautiful head wrapping during your journey ❤
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Love your addition of the sparkly sash!
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Beautiful lady; beautiful scarf; beautiful music.
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