Okay, so, I'm not an artist... are we clear on that?
*smile* This is the best I can do!
The first two are how most Muslim ladies wrap/tie their
scarves
Hijjab #1
Start with a triangular scarf, or a large (4 feet) square scarf folded
diagonally
#1 Place the scarf over
your head, centering the long edge of the scarf horizontally over your
forehead, just above your eyebrows
#2 On either side of your
forehead, create a neat tuck as you pull the ends of the scarf downward,
holding the scarf securely in place over the forehead
#3 Pin the scarf under your chin,
and let the long points fall gracefully... or
#4. After pinning the
scarf, drape the scarf ends over your shoulders, as shown
Hijjab #2
Start with a rectangular scarf, about 2 feet wide by about 5 feet long
This is considerably more complex, and may take awhile for you to get the hang
of... especially if you want it to stay in place all day! Ask me how I
know, LOL!
#1 Drape the scarf unevenly over
your head, allowing about 1 foot of scarf to dangle on your left
side. Create a "tuck" at your temple to allow the long
EDGE of the scarf to cross your forehead in a smooth line.
#2 Create another tuck at the
right side, letting the long end hang down.
#3 Bring the scarf close under
your chin and back up towards your left temple. Pull snuggly up,
keeping pressure at the first tuck (see "x" on the picture) to
keep the scarf from sliding. You want this VERY snug!
#4 Bring the scarf up over the
top of your head, to the other side, keeping it snug and keeping the
"tucks" at the temples secure. The bottom of the scarf
should be about at the level of your chin, give or take a couple of
inches.
#5 Tuck the long EDGE of the scarf between your left cheek
and the layer of scarf already in place, securing the whole
firmly. You're done!
These last two are not how the Muslim ladies would wear them,
generally speaking, but are easy to do and still have the same effect :)
Hijjab #3
Start with a triangular scarf, can be smaller than #1 above. Place over
your head, bring the ends down and tie behind your neck, under your hair,
bandana-style. Piece of cake!
Hijjab #4
Starts like #3 above, but with a "twist"! The little girl on the
main webpage is wearing her scarf like this
#1 Place the scarf over
your head, centering the long edge of the scarf horizontally over your
forehead, just above your eyebrows
#2 Pull the ends of the
scarf downward
#3 Cross the ends behind your
neck (beneath your hair), and extend the ends on each side of you.
Twist each length of scarf, as shown here on the right side of the picture
#4 Holding the ends
tightly to keep them from untwisting, criss-cross them over your head, and
wrap each end around the band formed by the opposite end and tucking the
points in.
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