#1 - How to Tie a Sarong Dress (Classic Dress)
The technique of how to tie a sarong into a dress is fairly easy. First wrap the sarong around your back and then over your chest, now twist the ends once and take them behind your neck. Now, tie a knot to secure the ends. You can avoid twisting the fabric to create another style. Another way to make dress out of sarong, is to wrap it around your torso, like a towel. You can also go through, how to tie a toga, and use the instructions to make a toga dress out of a sarong.
#2 - How to Tie a Sarong into a Skirt (Long Skirt)
To tie the sarong into a long skirt, simply hold the sarong at the back of your waist, and wrap it around your waist, and then tie the ends together with a knot. The look of the sarong will change depending upon the position of the knot, which can be in front, sideways or at the back.
#3 - How to Tie a Sarong Skirt (Short Skirt)
For this way, you can use a half sarong, or fold the long sarong in middle, to reduce its length. Wrap the sarong around your waist, and then wrap it again around your waist, then secure the ends near your hips using a knot. Mentioned below are instructions on how to tie a scarf out of sarong.
#4 - How to Tie a Sarong Scarf
To make a cool headscarf using a sarong, take a sarong and place it over your head, and hold the sarong at an arms width, with both your hands. While holding the sarong take it back and make a twist, keep twisting. Then make a knot, and leave the sarong falling on your back, or place it over your shoulder. Go though, how to tie a bandana to learn how to create more head covering.
#5 - How to Tie a Sarong into a Jacket
Wondering how to wear a sarong into a jacket? Use these tips. Hold the sarong in front of you diagonally, and fold it in the half width wise, now tie a small knot at the fold. Take one bottom corner and tie a knot around the knot, which you previously made. Repeat with the other side of the sarong. Now slip your arm through the opening and you have a colorful sarong jacket. You can wear it open or tied shut at the middle.
The technique of how to tie a sarong into a dress is fairly easy. First wrap the sarong around your back and then over your chest, now twist the ends once and take them behind your neck. Now, tie a knot to secure the ends. You can avoid twisting the fabric to create another style. Another way to make dress out of sarong, is to wrap it around your torso, like a towel. You can also go through, how to tie a toga, and use the instructions to make a toga dress out of a sarong.
#2 - How to Tie a Sarong into a Skirt (Long Skirt)
To tie the sarong into a long skirt, simply hold the sarong at the back of your waist, and wrap it around your waist, and then tie the ends together with a knot. The look of the sarong will change depending upon the position of the knot, which can be in front, sideways or at the back.
#3 - How to Tie a Sarong Skirt (Short Skirt)
For this way, you can use a half sarong, or fold the long sarong in middle, to reduce its length. Wrap the sarong around your waist, and then wrap it again around your waist, then secure the ends near your hips using a knot. Mentioned below are instructions on how to tie a scarf out of sarong.
#4 - How to Tie a Sarong Scarf
To make a cool headscarf using a sarong, take a sarong and place it over your head, and hold the sarong at an arms width, with both your hands. While holding the sarong take it back and make a twist, keep twisting. Then make a knot, and leave the sarong falling on your back, or place it over your shoulder. Go though, how to tie a bandana to learn how to create more head covering.
#5 - How to Tie a Sarong into a Jacket
Wondering how to wear a sarong into a jacket? Use these tips. Hold the sarong in front of you diagonally, and fold it in the half width wise, now tie a small knot at the fold. Take one bottom corner and tie a knot around the knot, which you previously made. Repeat with the other side of the sarong. Now slip your arm through the opening and you have a colorful sarong jacket. You can wear it open or tied shut at the middle.
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