Anna's Different Shapers Tutorial

The beautiful Anna takes you through how the same wrap/scarf might look with different shapers! (She’s using all our bestsellers!!) 😍
We love seeing how each of you style your wraps with our shapers underneath! ❤️
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[@tumblebugspace]

Wow! Whatever shaper used, that’s a cute style with a “cheated” angle. I’m so glad I found Wrapunzel when I went looking for head wrapping information online, and wouldn’t have attempted it on my own, as my brain is challenged by the spatial (?) task of it. With all the excellent video demonstrations, however, I’m so inspired to experiment, as I can mimic what is shown. Thanks for the demo! ☮️❤️🐾

[@electromusings3823]

Very well done tutorial, Anna! You have a very calm and pleasing voice and the text is also very helpful. Thanks! Also appreciate you not having any background music!

[@lifesajourney9575]

All of the shapers look great on you! I Love the color of you beautiful scarf! Thank you for sharing! ❤️

[@angelgirlj7394]

Beautiful

[@SweetTea-Stephens]

I like how you pleat the front. You should a more detailed tutorial on how you pleat it like that. And I like that you only beginners knot the edge of the scarf length instead of pulling all the way thru.
Thanks.

[@TheTweety1705]

I would also like to see a tutorial on that pleat - V shape- in the front.

[@luzfigueroa5215]

Wao so pretty

[@ravensis]

I have to try this!

[@yvetteblonk4505]

I'm saving op for a bobo-shaper

[@peninabaron3058]

It's interesting that in America you call it a bobo but here in Israel we call the half one a bobbi and the full one bobo.