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| photo by Marguerite Slavik |
Where were you a couple of weeks ago when I was looking for an expert to tie my
Easter headscarf? I had to
improvise myself.
Although I have to admit, no matter how much I practiced on my own, I never in a million years could have fabricated
this incredible confection.
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| photo by Marguerite Slavik |
The artist who created our headscarf wraps was Olga Mtshweni of
Wrapsody.
Olga brought a bag full of her headscarves to the party, many of which are available for sale on her online shop. I chose
a waxed hollandais fabric called "Nubia."
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| "Mama Africa and the Nubian Queen" |
Each and every headwrap design Olga created for our little group was a unique work of art!
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| photo by Marguerite Slavik |
Here is the best part about using the stiff waxed fabrics for your headwrap. I could literally take it off my head completely intact to wear at a future date!
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| sitting atop a gooseneck table lamp in the study until I get a proper hatstand! |
Gorgeous - love the pic with your arms wide open. So Darlene! xo
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DeleteGo big or go home!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I am so excited to find you and I was thrilled to see you on Hat Attack. Thank you for sharing your beautiful headwrap by Wrapsody. Olga is a stunner, and so are you!
ReplyDeleteI once stood at a street corner in Manhattan next to Tom Wolfe and we were both waiting to cross. He looked at my hat and I looked at his and he said, "we hat people need to stick together." Well said. Love your blog!
DeleteSo happy to have discovered your wonderful, colorful blog. Love your headwrap. Will be checking in again.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words. Siyobonana masinyane!
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