About 50 years ago, I "borrowed" one of my mother's headscarfs and made a parachute for my cheap Hong Kong made Action Man copy. I took it to the top landing of a low block of flats near where I live. I threw it off, expecting "GI Joe" to gently float to the ground. Instead, an updraft caught it and it soared into the air. Passed over my head, and disappeared over the flat roof of the flats behind me.. I quietly went home, and never told anybody what I had done. 🤫
This made me laugh - was it by any chance an Action Jack made by Star Toys - if so I had one using a large handkerchief as a parachute sore straight over the neighbours fence and promptly eaten by next doors dog - oops 😂
😂😂😂😂😂👏👏👏naught he he mum was not happy i bet so funny what we do as Children ❤😂 like my husband when 5 years old buried a Full Jar of robinsons strawberry Jam in the Garden to grow a Jam Jar tree 🤣that was1955
Happy fruitful year,I'm beyond excited! In just one week I'll be debt-free, having paid off my entire $285,000 debt and begun a new chapter of financial freedom.
its luck, it's me just being at the right place at the right time. I met a financial and trading consultant at a seminar back at Los Angeles later last year, where she was featured and interviewed and I reached out to her afterwards. Her name is Elizabeth Ann Hanson, I didn't know much about trading and investing so I spoke to her about it, she then later introduced me to her platform where I and other people could invest.
I'd like to share with you how you have reignited my passion for the '40s and vintage, I've been struggling of late with my mental health and I have found such joy in indulging myself again and feeling like its ok to do so . Thanks Hannah xxx 😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It's absolutely the best I have ever seen. I'm also a huge fan. I'm an old soul. Always have been. I have always said I was born a few decades too late. I never quite fit in anywhere. At 58 it's nice to know there are other old souls like me. I love all your videos. It feels like we're a large group of friends. Anyway just wanted to tell how much I appreciate you and your videos.
Fun!, Fun! Fun! Thank you!! My favourite has to be the Chic Look, a la Audrey Hepburn. Lovely. Quirky note - vintage scarves from the 1930s and early 1940s were quite small, 60cm, sometimes 70cm square. (Fabric rations) Then scarves get larger with each decade. By the 80s, you get around 80-90cm square. But drop back to the 1920s, and they are huge!
For the Alice band look, if you start rolling the scarf from the pointed end, everything gets incorporated inside and creates a smooth tube shape with no triangular bits to deal with. Just a tip if anyone’s interested 😂. Great video Hannah. 😊
In the 1970s I worked in a food factory before food handling nets existed . We were all issued with overalls and a large cotton square for our heads to make turbans 1940s style. I was pleased because mine was a paler yellow rather than a bright mustard which would not have suited my skin colour. We folded them across diagonally and tied the first parts as you did, but the front flap and the 2 top ties were brought back ,rather than forward ,and tucked under the knot and the side folds. I have a very narrow forehead and the style really suited me. When I was issued with a new garish one, I washed it until it faded.Just a bit of hair showing to soften my high forehead. I felt so good !
In your videos, you hit the nail on the head. I'm American but your home and style is typical of the 1940's as I remember it. I grew up in that era and remember my mother wandering around the house with her hair in pincurls and a scarf just like you show and, of course, a bathrobe. I get really nostalgic for this era sometimes. I remember when we walked down the street any man going by would tip his hat to us. So many good memories. Thanks for giving this to us again.
I loved all of the looks but my favourites were the "Classic", the "Chic" and the last one ("Classic" but with a smaller scarf). I have short hair, so they will add a dash of elegance when I wear them. By the way, you're doing the "Classic" head scarf the right way. My late Mum had to leave school when she was fourteen to work in a munitions factory during the war (I use to have a photo of her sitting by the fire with her cuppa after coming home from work) and her scarf was tied up this exact way. She use to tie her scarf over her hair like this all the time (when I was a little girl) and she was cleaning the house. So no worries, you're doing it correctly! I'm 64 now and you've brought back so many happy memories whilst watching your videos and remembering my Mum, thank you so much! Cheers from Canada :)
I have super-short hair and can vouch that most of these styles work with short hair! My very favorite are the Alice band and the hippie one (I just call it the kerchief look). My hair is very slick, and I've always had trouble with silk scarves not wanting to stay in place. Cotton scarves and bandanas work well, though, and hair pins are always lifesavers. I inherited my grandmother's hair scarves and will always treasure them. I've had a lot of luck finding scarves at flea markets and similar places-- just a tip for anyone who's scarf-hunting. Really enjoyed this tutorial!
You are just so simply lovely!!! I adore your videos and truly appreciate the time you take to teach us this vintage fashion. I had ZERO fashion sense and at least now (despite the vintage age of my sense) I have some! I adored all of them and will be trying each one to see which ones I like most
My mum used to use the chic look on the back of dad's bike before helmets were mandatory. Loved this practical guide to tying headscarves and would love to see the fashion reignited.
I am a big fan of headscarves! I remember my great-grandmother putting them on to keep her curls clean and dry when working in the garden, and I really love to wear them on a bad hair day.
I tried wearing headscarves like this years ago, and got a lot of rude comments and strange looks, which soured the experience for me. It takes guts to do things differently. I think you look amazing in all these looks and love that you do your thing your way!
Lovely!! Regarding the Alice Band that ties in the back, if you tie it behind the bottom of one ear, the tails will hand down one shoulder, which is how my mother wore it in the 70s... with her platform clogs and plaid polyester bell-bottoms❣️❣️❣️
Thank you for showing these! I've wondered about how to do a few of them for a long time. I used to do the hippy one back in the 90s in high school with 70s scarves I had swiped from my mom. I wanted to do the headband one but couldn't get the end to stay out of the way. Now I know to fold it in first :) These are also great if you're having a bad hair day or just can't be bothered to put in a lot of effort that day.
I can definitely relate to the "hippie" style! Quite the thing when I was at school in the 60s. I remember my mother wearing scarves that way. I had to reduce my own scarf collection to my favorites. It was an obsession for a while. Also cotton hankies. I have some from the 40s.
I have short hair and usually do the second one, the chic/posh one and the hippy cottage one but I would definitely try the first and the last style and the classic rosette.
Im torn between the classic and the Alice Band. I will be wearing one during WWII Weekend at my local History Center . Ive been making era appropriate dresses. Using vintage fabrics and notions. gratitude to the women in my family who never threw anything away . Really love what you are doing here.
My favorite on you is the Classic Rosette. It emphasizes your beautiful eyes! I'll have to dig out my vintage scarves belonging to my mama and my Aunt Elsie. I previously I did not know how to wear these properly, but now I am equipped to try out different styles. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video! When we were on holiday in the UK (Lincolnshire ♥) 2 years ago, we went to a 1940´s town festival and I bought 2 lovely headbands...which I totally forgot about until I saw this video! I will try it out tomorrow :) And I love your channel! ♥ Greetings from Germany!
As a former headcover. There was a trick we used to prevent slipping. You can use clunky clips to old or use a straight pin along edge just weave it in to hold in place one or more up to you
I shared this with my niece who will actually wear these styles and try them out 😁. The bow front reminded me (not sure if I ever saw her wear it but)of Blondie or something she may have worn. Penny Singleton was so pretty I think. She voiced Jane on the Jetsons as well 🤓.
The 'classic' is my go-to since it works in nylon for keeping pin curls as I sleep or a cotton bandana as I do house/yardwork. In elementary school I wore the bandana in your 'hippie-cottage core' style (that here in the U.S. we frequently call 'farmgirl or country girl') so that I could look like the 'big girls'. I'm excited to try the 'rosette' ones in floral print chiffons. Thank you for another great video.
I have a velvet headband specifically designed to gently grip Silk headscarves. It's the same principle as those red lint removers. Works wonders!! It was designed for and by women, a company called Wrapunzel.
Loved the hippy look! My Mom 's favorite too❤️I have to use the headscarf traditional look when I do lawn work under the trees to prevent lime disease ticks.
I love headscarves and bandanas, it's kind of my trademark. I frequently do every look youve shown . I haven't done the rosettes though , so that's what I'll try right now. You really suit all of these looks too. Thank you for sharing lovely ❤❤
You're not going to believe this, but I've just been in stitches because JUST as the video sped up for your rosette look, I clocked that it was in time with the darude sandstorm drop that's playing 🤦♀️ You were really going for it 🤣🤣 love all of these looks, gonna get to a charity shop and hunt down some headscarves 🥹😂
I love a scarf! I have a few and have not used them recently and you have definitely inspired me to try some new looks with them! Love that rosette look! ❤
There's a big market for women who cover, especially Muslim women, plenty of websites, physical stores and markets, even Ebay, selling scarves or "Hijabs" of all different materials, size and colour
6:46 I have found that rolling it from the point helps you get a more tidy roll if you are using it for a headband. Then you don’t have to worry about the pointy bit at all
I used to do that picnic style one when I was in high school, but I used bandanas. I may play with some of these. Thank you for this tutorial - so many get set to a quick speed and offer no instructions, making them hard to follow, let alone mimic.
Thanks Hannah. This is tge best head scarf tutorial I've ever seen. I've never been able to get them right an now I know why. I was also glad to hear that hair grips are ok because I can't get anything to stay on my head without a couple of dozen pins and probably a few staples as well. I really like the classic and the Alice band styles
I’ll have to try some of these. I have a lot of my late mother in law’s scarves. I have bandannas in lots of colors that would work for the hippie style.
My nan always wore a scarf. She completed the look with cute glasses and always red lipstick that she'd wipe off to leave a stain on her lips. Definitely going to try this my very long hair drives me insane at times. I love the rosette one best.
Really good tutorial, I have books about head scarf wearing and you have made sense of many of the descriptions. As someone who goes to 1940's events and having purple hair I frequently have to cover my hair either with a hat or a scarf. Purple hair could have been achieved with beetroot, I have checked it out but not necessarily my shade 🤣🤣
I remember my mom wearing that "hippy look" scarf in the early '70s. She sewed a lot of her own clothes back then and made the scarves to match her dresses.
Aloha! Mahalo for the great tutorial! I have so many hair scarves that I never wear. Now I know how to style them. Can’t wait for your next video! Lana ‘iʻo ka manaʻo mai O’ahu! 🌺
Another good fun video! My one headscarf is a slippy silk one - very pretty, very kind to one’s hair, but as you said, not so cooperative when styling. 🫤
Loved this. Never been able to quite grasp the concept but you made it look so easy. Would you be able to show some easy hairstyles too? My old lady (58) going on 😉 30 hair is just past my shoulders and i just stick it in a bun or hair grip usually. You have a knack showing easy tutorials. So easy 1940s hair styles to do yourself would be great 👍 ❤
Thanks for this. I have previously had super long , thick wavy hair so have struggled to be able to style head scarves as my hair has always fought back against the farbic, now I have it much much shorter I am going to give some of these a try. Also I was always matching the length of the triangle ends so I am going to try it this way instead.
I've always loved the styles produced by headscarfes/squares. But I find an irony that I am wrestling with: All these looks are vintage - but what if the head and face is also vintage? I mean, I don't like to think of myself as vintage but, as I've just turned 72 I am not just vintage but in old biddy territory. Love to try this look though. It might suit. On the other hand...... 🤣 Thanks for the great tutorial Hannah, I can only try!
love this video !!!! always looking for a new way to wear my vast collection of scarfs. (litrally can not go in to a lush and not dig through the "vintage knot wraps" they are so much fun. i have worn them as neck bow at a queens jubilee event at the black country museum along with my swan print poodle skirt and i love the rosie riveter look. tried them all whilst watching :D and i love the rose headband look and may wear it when i am in the science museum tomorrow
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About 50 years ago, I "borrowed" one of my mother's headscarfs and made a parachute for my cheap Hong Kong made Action Man copy. I took it to the top landing of a low block of flats near where I live. I threw it off, expecting "GI Joe" to gently float to the ground. Instead, an updraft caught it and it soared into the air. Passed over my head, and disappeared over the flat roof of the flats behind me.. I quietly went home, and never told anybody what I had done. 🤫
This made me laugh - was it by any chance an Action Jack made by Star Toys - if so I had one using a large handkerchief as a parachute sore straight over the neighbours fence and promptly eaten by next doors dog - oops 😂
😂😂😂😂😂👏👏👏naught he he mum was not happy i bet so funny what we do as Children ❤😂
like my husband when 5 years old buried a Full Jar of robinsons strawberry Jam in the Garden to grow a Jam Jar tree 🤣that was1955
This is utterly fantastic 😂😂😂😂 GI Joe had missions to complete clearly
Hopefully it wasn’t a Coco Chanel head scarf 😂. Thank you so much for making my day sir!!! Love from Texas
Thank you for sharing! 😂😂😂 What a great story.
Happy fruitful year,I'm beyond excited! In just one week I'll be debt-free, having paid off my entire $285,000 debt and begun a new chapter of financial freedom.
How were you able to do It?
Am a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down 😭 of myself because of low finance but I still believe God
its luck, it's me just being
at the right place at the right time. I met a financial and trading consultant at a seminar back at Los Angeles later last year, where she was featured and interviewed and I reached out to her afterwards.
Her name is Elizabeth Ann Hanson, I didn't know much about trading and investing so I spoke to her about it, she then later introduced me to her platform where I and other people could invest.
Elizabeth Ann Hanson's doing she's changed my life. A BROKER- like her is what you need.
Lovely! I enjoyed it like I enjoy a $100k monthly around the turn!!!
I have all my mum's head scarves, and have never worn them.... that's about to change, thank you xx
I'd like to share with you how you have reignited my passion for the '40s and vintage, I've been struggling of late with my mental health and I have found such joy in indulging myself again and feeling like its ok to do so . Thanks Hannah xxx 😊
This is the most WONDERFUL comment! ❤😊
sounds like you and I are on a similar journey x
Same path for me as well. 💚 all my love to you both. 💞💞
@@gentleskyeoakes8017 I think it's important to do what makes you happy and whilst that sounds like a cliche it's not something we actually do x
@@jensturgess7685 so true x
My Mom was born in the 30’s and she always wore a headscarf when she went out.❤
@@Cherylindiana2 like my mum she was born 1923
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It's absolutely the best I have ever seen. I'm also a huge fan. I'm an old soul. Always have been. I have always said I was born a few decades too late. I never quite fit in anywhere. At 58 it's nice to know there are other old souls like me. I love all your videos. It feels like we're a large group of friends. Anyway just wanted to tell how much I appreciate you and your videos.
Hello old soul from this old soul. ❤
You are so welcome. OLD SOULS UNITE 💪❤
Are you incinerating that she's old?
Fun!, Fun! Fun! Thank you!! My favourite has to be the Chic Look, a la Audrey Hepburn. Lovely. Quirky note - vintage scarves from the 1930s and early 1940s were quite small, 60cm, sometimes 70cm square. (Fabric rations) Then scarves get larger with each decade. By the 80s, you get around 80-90cm square. But drop back to the 1920s, and they are huge!
That is fascinating and I didn't know that! Thank you for sharing! ❤
For the Alice band look, if you start rolling the scarf from the pointed end, everything gets incorporated inside and creates a smooth tube shape with no triangular bits to deal with. Just a tip if anyone’s interested 😂. Great video Hannah. 😊
Thank you for this tip ❤
In the 1970s I worked in a food factory before food handling nets existed . We were all issued with overalls and a large cotton square for our heads to make turbans 1940s style. I was pleased because mine was a paler yellow rather than a bright mustard which would not have suited my skin colour. We folded them across diagonally and tied the first parts as you did, but the front flap and the 2 top ties were brought back ,rather than forward ,and tucked under the knot and the side folds. I have a very narrow forehead and the style really suited me. When I was issued with a new garish one, I washed it until it faded.Just a bit of hair showing to soften my high forehead. I felt so good !
In your videos, you hit the nail on the head. I'm American but your home and style is typical of the 1940's as I remember it. I grew up in that era and remember my mother wandering around the house with her hair in pincurls and a scarf just like you show and, of course, a bathrobe. I get really nostalgic for this era sometimes. I remember when we walked down the street any man going by would tip his hat to us. So many good memories. Thanks for giving this to us again.
I loved all of the looks but my favourites were the "Classic", the "Chic" and the last one ("Classic" but with a smaller scarf). I have short hair, so they will add a dash of elegance when I wear them. By the way, you're doing the "Classic" head scarf the right way. My late Mum had to leave school when she was fourteen to work in a munitions factory during the war (I use to have a photo of her sitting by the fire with her cuppa after coming home from work) and her scarf was tied up this exact way. She use to tie her scarf over her hair like this all the time (when I was a little girl) and she was cleaning the house. So no worries, you're doing it correctly! I'm 64 now and you've brought back so many happy memories whilst watching your videos and remembering my Mum, thank you so much! Cheers from Canada :)
I have super-short hair and can vouch that most of these styles work with short hair! My very favorite are the Alice band and the hippie one (I just call it the kerchief look). My hair is very slick, and I've always had trouble with silk scarves not wanting to stay in place. Cotton scarves and bandanas work well, though, and hair pins are always lifesavers. I inherited my grandmother's hair scarves and will always treasure them. I've had a lot of luck finding scarves at flea markets and similar places-- just a tip for anyone who's scarf-hunting.
Really enjoyed this tutorial!
I have very clear memories of my mother wearing a headscarf exactly as you demonstrated your first example!
You are just so simply lovely!!! I adore your videos and truly appreciate the time you take to teach us this vintage fashion. I had ZERO fashion sense and at least now (despite the vintage age of my sense) I have some! I adored all of them and will be trying each one to see which ones I like most
I'm so glad!
This was a real nostalgic trip for me… my beloved Granny used the wear headscarves just like these. Thank You 😘🌻
I have binged your content for two days. I'm a bit obsessed. You are awesome! ❤️
@Gretchen88888 ahhh I LOVE this thank you so much! 😁❤️❤️❤️
@Realvintagedollshouse Your channel is great! Thank you!!! ❤️
Had to let you know it.
How cute. I love how you wear your head scarves. Thank you for showing us. I'm definitely going to try these out.
I wear the 3 of these! The hippie, classic with small scarf and the chic on the boat!
My mum used to use the chic look on the back of dad's bike before helmets were mandatory. Loved this practical guide to tying headscarves and would love to see the fashion reignited.
It's a great look even with a helmet :) it helps keep you from getting "helmet hair".
It could be tied over a helmet, too! People wore them over bouffant hairdos. A bike helmet would add about the same amount of bulk.
“My fire’s gone out” cracked me up 😂
These are my new "" Not going to the office" hair coverings for when I don't do my hair on Saturday and Sunday! Love you channel!
Thank you for another fabulous video, I love your red dotty scarfs 😍
You are so welcome! ❤
A women looks complete with headscarf and classy elegant wow 👌 nice❤
Love your content 😁
Love the head scarves.. might have to get one 😊 i think the classic look would suit my short hair..especially on the bad "hair days" thanks Hannah!
You should! ❤
This was great, thanks. I'd need learn about neck scarf tying also. My Mom never passed on her skills to me, an at age 65, I now want to know!
You are so welcome! ❤
Headscarves are just so versatile.
Thank you so much. I love vintage styles and was actually thinking about headscarf styling this morning - spooky lol. Now i can try it out ❤
Excellent tutorial. I love the rosette styles best. You look adorable in all of them! Sadly, I don't have the right face for scarves (sigh). 🎀
there is no such thing as the wrong face. :) just try i am sure you will look stunning
I am a big fan of headscarves! I remember my great-grandmother putting them on to keep her curls clean and dry when working in the garden, and I really love to wear them on a bad hair day.
I tried wearing headscarves like this years ago, and got a lot of rude comments and strange looks, which soured the experience for me. It takes guts to do things differently. I think you look amazing in all these looks and love that you do your thing your way!
You look absolutely beautiful with all these wonderful looks ❤❤❤❤
I always wanted to wear the classic style but never knew how. Now I do !! Thanks
You are so welcome!
Lovely!! Regarding the Alice Band that ties in the back, if you tie it behind the bottom of one ear, the tails will hand down one shoulder, which is how my mother wore it in the 70s... with her platform clogs and plaid polyester bell-bottoms❣️❣️❣️
Thank you for showing these! I've wondered about how to do a few of them for a long time. I used to do the hippy one back in the 90s in high school with 70s scarves I had swiped from my mom. I wanted to do the headband one but couldn't get the end to stay out of the way. Now I know to fold it in first :) These are also great if you're having a bad hair day or just can't be bothered to put in a lot of effort that day.
I can definitely relate to the "hippie" style! Quite the thing when I was at school in the 60s. I remember my mother wearing scarves that way. I had to reduce my own scarf collection to my favorites. It was an obsession for a while. Also cotton hankies. I have some from the 40s.
I have short hair and usually do the second one, the chic/posh one and the hippy cottage one but I would definitely try the first and the last style and the classic rosette.
yes i used to wear the hippy look Scarfin the 1970s
@Glory3823 that's fab. My stepsister used to also, and lucky she was pretty with long blonde hair.
@ 💞💞💞💞i looked like princess Ann 😊people told me
Im torn between the classic and the Alice Band. I will be wearing one during WWII Weekend at my local History Center . Ive been making era appropriate dresses. Using vintage fabrics and notions. gratitude to the women in my family who never threw anything away .
Really love what you are doing here.
My favorite on you is the Classic Rosette. It emphasizes your beautiful eyes! I'll have to dig out my vintage scarves belonging to my mama and my Aunt Elsie. I previously I did not know how to wear these properly, but now I am equipped to try out different styles. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video! When we were on holiday in the UK (Lincolnshire ♥) 2 years ago, we went to a 1940´s town festival and I bought 2 lovely headbands...which I totally forgot about until I saw this video! I will try it out tomorrow :) And I love your channel! ♥ Greetings from Germany!
Greetings 😊❤
As a former headcover. There was a trick we used to prevent slipping. You can use clunky clips to old or use a straight pin along edge just weave it in to hold in place one or more up to you
Lovely designs! Reminds me of my Mum and what I used to call her Turbans!! So pretty. Covered her hair rollers too!!
I love the Alice look. I have a lot of beautiful scarves that I’m not wearing so I may start incorporating that style! ❤😊
THIS IS THE ONE I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!!! 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
Yaaaaaayyyy 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
I shared this with my niece who will actually wear these styles and try them out 😁. The bow front reminded me (not sure if I ever saw her wear it but)of Blondie or something she may have worn. Penny Singleton was so pretty I think. She voiced Jane on the Jetsons as well 🤓.
2nd look is giving "grey gardens." Not mad at it 🥰🥰
The 'classic' is my go-to since it works in nylon for keeping pin curls as I sleep or a cotton bandana as I do house/yardwork. In elementary school I wore the bandana in your 'hippie-cottage core' style (that here in the U.S. we frequently call 'farmgirl or country girl') so that I could look like the 'big girls'. I'm excited to try the 'rosette' ones in floral print chiffons. Thank you for another great video.
I have a velvet headband specifically designed to gently grip Silk headscarves. It's the same principle as those red lint removers. Works wonders!! It was designed for and by women, a company called Wrapunzel.
Loved the hippy look! My Mom 's favorite too❤️I have to use the headscarf traditional look when I do lawn work under the trees to prevent lime disease ticks.
I love headscarves and bandanas, it's kind of my trademark. I frequently do every look youve shown . I haven't done the rosettes though , so that's what I'll try right now. You really suit all of these looks too. Thank you for sharing lovely ❤❤
I usually default to the cottage core with a regular bandana. This makes me want to find pretty scarves to play with!
You look amazing in all the styles the chic look was really pretty on you!
You're not going to believe this, but I've just been in stitches because JUST as the video sped up for your rosette look, I clocked that it was in time with the darude sandstorm drop that's playing 🤦♀️ You were really going for it 🤣🤣 love all of these looks, gonna get to a charity shop and hunt down some headscarves 🥹😂
😂😂😂❤
Whoo-hoo! I'm first in the comments! Hannah, I love your content. Keep it coming! I hope you've had time to check out that Netflix series "Buy Now"!
Ooo I'll check it out! And well done being the first comment 🎉😊❤
Loved these headscarf looks, thank you. What about a classic 'Hilda Ogden' with three curlers in the front? 😄
Thank you sooooo much! They all looked great on you. I definitely want to go buy some headscarves now, this is such a wealth of knowledge. Thank you.😊
I love a scarf! I have a few and have not used them recently and you have definitely inspired me to try some new looks with them! Love that rosette look! ❤
Absolutly love these! Thank you for the instructions. My favourite is the rossette head band.
One of the best channels.i love this ❤
Love the video , thanks for that demonstration. I will use that but will need to go buy some head scarfs first lol.
Headscarves aren't so easy to find but any material can work. My sister cut up an old duvet cover 😮
There's a big market for women who cover, especially Muslim women, plenty of websites, physical stores and markets, even Ebay, selling scarves or "Hijabs" of all different materials, size and colour
I used to wear the Chic Look in the 1960's, it was very popular when I was in my teens, and kept long hair nice and tidy.
6:46 I have found that rolling it from the point helps you get a more tidy roll if you are using it for a headband. Then you don’t have to worry about the pointy bit at all
You are just gorgeous! Wonderful video, great instructions! Thank you.
fabulous loved it. the last cottage design was my favourite
I used to do that picnic style one when I was in high school, but I used bandanas. I may play with some of these. Thank you for this tutorial - so many get set to a quick speed and offer no instructions, making them hard to follow, let alone mimic.
Thanks Hannah. This is tge best head scarf tutorial I've ever seen. I've never been able to get them right an now I know why. I was also glad to hear that hair grips are ok because I can't get anything to stay on my head without a couple of dozen pins and probably a few staples as well.
I really like the classic and the Alice band styles
I'm so glad it was helpful! ❤❤
I’ll have to try some of these. I have a lot of my late mother in law’s scarves. I have bandannas in lots of colors that would work for the hippie style.
Discovered your channel last week and am loving catching up on all your content!
Yay! Thank you! Welcome 😊❤
My nan always wore a scarf. She completed the look with cute glasses and always red lipstick that she'd wipe off to leave a stain on her lips. Definitely going to try this my very long hair drives me insane at times. I love the rosette one best.
I always wondered how to tie some of these styles - I’m excited to try them all!
Really good tutorial, I have books about head scarf wearing and you have made sense of many of the descriptions. As someone who goes to 1940's events and having purple hair I frequently have to cover my hair either with a hat or a scarf. Purple hair could have been achieved with beetroot, I have checked it out but not necessarily my shade 🤣🤣
I remember my mom wearing that "hippy look" scarf in the early '70s. She sewed a lot of her own clothes back then and made the scarves to match her dresses.
Oh my goodness! I was planning on pulling up a video you did where you put your hair up in a scarf. This is awesome!
Aloha! Mahalo for the great tutorial! I have so many hair scarves that I never wear. Now I know how to style them. Can’t wait for your next video! Lana ‘iʻo ka manaʻo mai O’ahu! 🌺
Thank you! This was such fun, and now I have ideas for getting a different look with my short hair too!
i used to wear my head scarfs like that in the 1970s
I've been doing variations on the classic look for a very long time.
Also, I think the rosettes are quite fetching
❤thank u
Love this tutorial 😊
Thank you for sharing!
I loved the small scarf look with the blue and pink flowers! Very cute!
Great video 😊
How cute. Thanks for sharing. Very interesting. Will definitely try.
Another good fun video! My one headscarf is a slippy silk one - very pretty, very kind to one’s hair, but as you said, not so cooperative when styling. 🫤
Thank you for the tutorial. It is just too hard to pick a favorite. :)
Love, love this! I always seemed to get it wrong
Love this, thank you. X
😂😂😂love the funny look with your red Scarf may get people wanting to wear it the same 😊😊😊👍👏👏
Loved this. Never been able to quite grasp the concept but you made it look so easy. Would you be able to show some easy hairstyles too? My old lady (58) going on 😉 30 hair is just past my shoulders and i just stick it in a bun or hair grip usually. You have a knack showing easy tutorials. So easy 1940s hair styles to do yourself would be great 👍 ❤
Great idea! ❤❤
@Realvintagedollshouse I shall be looking forward to it 🙂 ❤️
yey! you read my mind, I was literally googling this last night! Thank you so much xxxx
Fabulous. Thankyou!!!
Thanks for this.
I have previously had super long , thick wavy hair so have struggled to be able to style head scarves as my hair has always fought back against the farbic, now I have it much much shorter I am going to give some of these a try. Also I was always matching the length of the triangle ends so I am going to try it this way instead.
i used to wear head Scarfs in the 1970s used to love wearing court shoes
Oh I’ve been waiting on a video like this from you. YAY
I remember my ma wearing the second style in the early 60s
Roll the 3rd one, the bow from the tip to the widest part. No triangle flap you need to tuck away.
I've always loved the styles produced by headscarfes/squares. But I find an irony that I am wrestling with:
All these looks are vintage - but what if the head and face is also vintage?
I mean, I don't like to think of myself as vintage but, as
I've just turned 72 I am not just vintage but in old biddy territory. Love to try this look though. It might suit.
On the other hand...... 🤣
Thanks for the great tutorial Hannah, I can only try!
Love it ❤
love this video !!!! always looking for a new way to wear my vast collection of scarfs. (litrally can not go in to a lush and not dig through the "vintage knot wraps" they are so much fun. i have worn them as neck bow at a queens jubilee event at the black country museum along with my swan print poodle skirt and i love the rosie riveter look. tried them all whilst watching :D and i love the rose headband look and may wear it when i am in the science museum tomorrow
I've always wondered how to do the "Classic" one. Your tutorial is very easy to follow and I was doing them along with you.
Thanks for this information!