SO PRETTY! How did this girl do this head scarf thingy?!

**Wusel** · May 22nd, 2019, 03:14 AM

Originally Posted by lunasea

Wrapunzel specializes in tichels and tichel underpinnings. Here is their tutorial page. Also, here is a video for a very similar wrap from wrapunzel's youtube channel.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! Have subbed to her and watching! This flower is so beautiful too! And looks like very easy to do!!! I could do that only with the long scarf and my hair bunned in the back so I hide my oiled roots in the front. YAY!!!

**Wusel** · May 22nd, 2019, 03:38 AM

ROFL!!!
A bit too big and far from perfect but I'm getting there... practicing.

**Liz_H** · May 22nd, 2019, 05:03 AM

This is really cute.

Originally Posted by Wusel

ROFL!!!
A bit too big and far from perfect but I'm getting there... practicing.

**Wusel** · May 22nd, 2019, 05:09 AM

Originally Posted by Liz H

This is really cute.

Thank you

I have made a thread on hair scarf creations. I would love to see how other TLHC members do it

**lunasea** · May 22nd, 2019, 09:03 AM

That is totally cute on you!

**enting** · May 22nd, 2019, 10:10 AM

Too big? What nonsense, it's grand! I love the scarf you used, too. Wrapunzel is an excellent resource for stylish wrapping, I've watched a lot of her videos.
If I were to wrap over oiled hair or hair with a treatment in it, I would either wear some sort of snood/cap under the scarf or I would wear a plain black scarf as an underlayer - I can wash it and it won't show oil stains.

I believe that "tichel" would be the Yiddish for "headscarf" or "kerchief" but I wasn't sure of the literal meaning so I just looked up the etymology. Wiktionary says it's the diminutive of the German/Bavarian "tuch" meaning cloth. So that's more or less a "little cloth" rather than head cloth, but in practice it always means a cloth used for the head.

**Wusel** · May 22nd, 2019, 12:57 PM

Originally Posted by lunasea

That is totally cute on you!

Thank you

Originally Posted by enting

Too big? What nonsense, it's grand! I love the scarf you used, too. Wrapunzel is an excellent resource for stylish wrapping, I've watched a lot of her videos.
If I were to wrap over oiled hair or hair with a treatment in it, I would either wear some sort of snood/cap under the scarf or I would wear a plain black scarf as an underlayer - I can wash it and it won't show oil stains.

I believe that "tichel" would be the Yiddish for "headscarf" or "kerchief" but I wasn't sure of the literal meaning so I just looked up the etymology. Wiktionary says it's the diminutive of the German/Bavarian "tuch" meaning cloth. So that's more or less a "little cloth" rather than head cloth, but in practice it always means a cloth used for the head.

Yes

With oil I have a black scarf to put under this one.
True! Now I see, tichel does sound German, yes.

Thank you