Here is a detailed tutorial that goes with the “Beautiful Basics” video. These ties are for square scarves, and are incredibly versatile! These are the ties that one should master first before moving on to more complicated styles. This video is also a review for those that want to brush up on basic techniques.
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Really like this this video. I am going to have to invest in a volumizer for the square ties to look nice. I like the bun look so much but the snood with a sock or small scarf just doesn’t look as nice.
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You are really beautiful and thank you for the great ideas. You have great taste, your scarves are gorgeous.
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Thank you!
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I seem to be able to manage the wraps with the longer scarves much better than I can any with square scarves. Not sure if it is just the scarves I have ( size or materials), or something I am doing wrong…I cant seem to get a smooth profile at the back, cant get it to look neatly tied or tucked in, even with my smaller scarves it seems like I have wads and wads of fabric that doesn’t fit anywhere!!! any tips???
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I also find them more difficult! Having larger scarves and softer, thinner material that drapes more really helps, but I still tend to go with the long ones most often!
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What size squares are you using? Thanks! Keep posting these wonderful videos!
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I discovered your great videos a few months ago. I too am new to covering, and it really adds to the dress code….lovingly. Could you give us a clue as to where we go to buy the larger kerchiefs…the smaller ones just don’t result in all the wrapping and tucking necessary. I have no audio on my computer at this time….don’t know why…but is there any transcript of the audio on the first video you show..talking about the hair , breakage and possible headaches?…..I wish I was in Israel, or in a place where other women cover…being the only one in the Upper Idaho area….I get lots of stares….Thanks for being there for us newbees……jean Selman
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I have been covering but in a much different style. I was part of a German Baptist Brethren church. They use a sheer bonnet style. I am in Washington state and there are many people who do not cover, but I did not let that stop me. G-d bless.
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Andrea, I am so excited, my velvet headband and volumiser have arrived!!! YAY, now i can start with silk!!! Thanks again for all your amazing videos.
love
Jenny in Australia
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Thank you for this tutorial! I have short hair and can’t really make a bun… what should I do?
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It’s a lovely tutorial and you are a beautiful lady and an excellent instructor.
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What size is square fabric?
Thanks
Joanne
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Thanks so much for your videos. I am not covering for religious reasons, but because I lost my hair to cancer. Yours are the first that I’ve found that I like the style of the wrap and that no matter which styles, the whole head is covered. This is all so new to me so I really appreciate your beginner vids.
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Very easy n inspiring!
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I love how easy this is, it is a good start to covering hair!
Thank you for taking the time to put this blog together.
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Very easy and elegant ways to wear a scarf.
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