Four easy wraps using square tichels!

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  • čas přidán 5. 08. 2021
  • Hi, I'm Sarah! Please enjoy this video showing some of my favorite wraps using some of my favorite scarves! Square tichels are so versatile and make a great starting point for anyone new to covering their hair!
    Please check out my insta as well! - / sarah.rivkah
    All products purchased from Wrapunzel
    No velcro no-slip headband in blonde - wrapunzel.com/store/no-velcro...
    Israeli tichel with silver threads in light blue - wrapunzel.com/store/wrapunzel...
    Israeli tichel with rainbow threads in rose - wrapunzel.com/store/wrapunzel...
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Komentáře • 15

  • @southtexassue6666
    @southtexassue6666 Před rokem +5

    Hi Sarah! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and tips! I have recently begun to cover my head according to scripture for an older widow. I’m loving this due to the fact that my hair is thinning. I’m finding out how much fun it is to wrap with all the beautiful combinations and scarves . Also I’ve noticed that people treat you differently when you wear scarves. There is a respect given. Thank you again!

  • @EliseD.A.
    @EliseD.A. Před 4 měsíci

    ❤❤thank you! Very nice looks!😊

  • @ShatteredRippleBooks
    @ShatteredRippleBooks Před 2 lety +4

    Really helpful because I don't currently have a shaper and want to wear a head covering. I'm not Jewish I'm Christian though and I love how you ladies do your tichels.

    • @mikearena1246
      @mikearena1246 Před rokem

      I color my hair and I do cover my hair because it will make my color last longer

  • @yettadutoit3324
    @yettadutoit3324 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks Sarah for sharing this easy to do wraps. My fav was the las wrap in pink and blue. Have a wonderful week. Lovies Yetta

  • @abigailg9188
    @abigailg9188 Před rokem

    I’m really loving your channel and the wraps you come up with! Thank you for sharing your creativity and skill!

  • @karenjohnson5634
    @karenjohnson5634 Před rokem +1

    Thank you! Great tutorials!!!!!!!!

  • @BrightArrowMiniGarden
    @BrightArrowMiniGarden Před 6 měsíci

    This is so helpful, because I typically only wore square tichels up until recently and always struggled finding new ways to tie them (usually I just wear the 4th one with the dual scarves)! Thank you for this video

  • @ravensis
    @ravensis Před rokem

    This is super helpful - thanks!

  • @susususu2514
    @susususu2514 Před rokem +2

    One problem I always have with similar styles is that when I tuck the back tail in at the nape, it always catches on the velcro of my velvet headband and pulls on the tichel fabric. Does anyone have a solution?

    • @sarahrivkah
      @sarahrivkah  Před rokem +1

      I have seen others take a small piece of felt fabric and use that to cover any velcro that might be sticking out. This isn't an issue I've run into, so I'd love to hear if others have suggestions!

  • @user-464
    @user-464 Před rokem

    Great video! Thanks !😊

  • @gorsian1979
    @gorsian1979 Před 9 měsíci

    How old are you ?

  • @SisterPatGoad
    @SisterPatGoad Před rokem +1

    Way to slow....sorry!! I am definitly in a hurry!!!!

  • @user-mb5ss1li2j
    @user-mb5ss1li2j Před 18 dny

    As a jew I cannot understand why you wants to cover your head but let anyone see many private parts of your body, like the chest or your arms at the same time... The jewish religion doesnt accept that and its also forbidden to wear clothes, which are tight, that someone can see which Bodyfigure u have... The ancient jewish faith never accepted such things. If you dont want to hear this, then its your choice, but its not modest in the eyes of HaShem. If you really wants to looks pious you should also wear a real head covering which covers all hairs. This, for example, is also mentioned in the Zohar. Its not against you, but its your duty to fullfill all mitzvot the best as you can, by knowing them correctly... Shalom!