I wrapped the first scarf, and tied it in the back, with two equal ends. I used a smaller scarf for the second one, so I tied it quite unevenly- with one long end, and one so-short-it-almost-didn't-exist end. I took the 3 hanging tails (2 from the first scarf, and 1 from the second), and wrapped a ribbon around one of the ends, and braided it. I secured the braid, and tied the excess ribbon into a bow. The accessory was just a random throw-on, it felt right, and I wanted to bring the colors together with my mostly-black outfit, as well.
A look at Jewish head-covering from a not-quite-Orthodox perspective. Style, halakha, home-made coverings, and personal reflections, all included.
Monday, May 27, 2013
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Here's a covering I put together a few weeks ago. My plans were to put together something that felt comfortable, secure, and inspiring. I ended up with this wrap, using 2 rectangular scarves, one ribbon, and a hair clip.
I wrapped the first scarf, and tied it in the back, with two equal ends. I used a smaller scarf for the second one, so I tied it quite unevenly- with one long end, and one so-short-it-almost-didn't-exist end. I took the 3 hanging tails (2 from the first scarf, and 1 from the second), and wrapped a ribbon around one of the ends, and braided it. I secured the braid, and tied the excess ribbon into a bow. The accessory was just a random throw-on, it felt right, and I wanted to bring the colors together with my mostly-black outfit, as well.
I wrapped the first scarf, and tied it in the back, with two equal ends. I used a smaller scarf for the second one, so I tied it quite unevenly- with one long end, and one so-short-it-almost-didn't-exist end. I took the 3 hanging tails (2 from the first scarf, and 1 from the second), and wrapped a ribbon around one of the ends, and braided it. I secured the braid, and tied the excess ribbon into a bow. The accessory was just a random throw-on, it felt right, and I wanted to bring the colors together with my mostly-black outfit, as well.
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