Veil Wraps

Sari Wrap

This is actually an Indian dress which although it's not exactly

for bellydance it can still work for pieces which may have Indian

influences either way their still beautiful.  A sari is a lot longer

then a veil it's 6 yards as opposed to 3 yards.  To do this you

should have a tank top, short T-shirt, or at best a choli and a

long skirt (preferably drawstring). To the right you will find

pictures to describe what I am saying.

Step 1: Tuck the top of the fabric into the skirt just left of

   the naval and wrap it once around you so that you

   are back at your starting point.  Tuck the top of   

   the fabric into the skirt.

Step 2: Now you will need to make pleats with the fabric.

    Most people will make 7-10 Pleats.  When you    

   have made your pleats tuck them into your skirt.

Step 3: Wrap the fabric behind you and around you.  In    

   the front, gather the remaining fabric and drape it 

   over your right shoulder.  If you want you can       

   secure the fabric by pining it to your shirt.

Basic Wrap

This is a very common and easy wrap to do.  And is just as

easy to take off.  If you want to tuck the opposite way, just

replace all the rights with lefts and lefts with rights.

Step 1: Extend your left arm.  Drape your veil over your left

  shoulder and arm, with half of it in front and the    

   other half behind you.

Step 2: Tuck the veil on your shoulder into the inside of   

   your left bra strap.

Step 3: Pick up the top end of the front portion and tuck it

   into the right side of your hip belt, allowing the     

   bottom part to drape freely.

Step 4: Pick up the top edge of the back portion and tuck

   it into the right side of your hip belt, allowing the  

   bottom part to drape freely.

Step 5: Bring a portion of the veil in the front across your 

   collarbone and tuck into the inside of your right    

   bra strap.

Wrap 2

Coming Soon!

Unwrapping

Unwrapping is generally very simple.  Whatever you did to wrap

yourself, reverse that and you can easily unwrap yourself. 

Certain wraps, all you need to do is hold one end and give a

slight tug and then everything else comes out and you can slide

your hand along the edge till you've got a good hold on the veil.

Pictures are currently unavailable but, I hope to have them up soon.