Hubba, hubba. The choice of a sheer stretch fabric was inspiring

Sarongs are fun to wear. I discovered them in the 90s when visiting california . But most of mine are either rayon or recycled sari silk. The way i like to tie mine is to bring the points to the front , twist them around each other and tuck them back into the side they came from. It avoids the lump of the knot and makes for a nice drape. However i am not sure it would work with the slippery synthetic fabric. You also can't be to energetic or the tuck will become undone and you lose your sarong suddenly. Not a problem in a clothing optional commune but elsewhere people might object.

@DaisyViktoria

11 ай бұрын

That sounds so nice! Hah totally get your point - maybe over a swimsuit elsewhere!

This might work for our blind crafters group. We love no-sew projects. I’m gonna work out some particulars in my head in regard to visual impairment such as using it without being able to see where the “corners” are for example. Somewhere down the line we might purchase the pattern and then work it into the project list. We’re always trying to learn new skills and cutting out a pattern by touch alone is a challenge. Where can I purchase the pattern? Thanks for the good vibes! 💕🐝💕

Very pretty 😀

Prekrasna si žena i sve ti ljepo stoji prelijepa si mi i obožavam tvoje video klipove.

I know the girls are too jealous to say anything so i will. That sarong looks like a plastic bag. Maybe if you adjust the contrast on the video a little bit.. do videos still have contrast? I was just scrolling through Scythian videos and ended up here somehow 😅 I'm trying to bring back the Scythian cap. There's really a huge gap in the market for Scythian stuff.