How do you tie a sarong? The Dreaming Goddess is asked this question all the time. Tying a sarong is not as complicated as it may seem. Tying your sarong just takes a little patience, practice, experimentation and a relaxed attitude. Our How To Tie A Sarong guide entitled “HOW TO TIE A SARONG: The Ultimate Guide to Tying a Sarong” provides you with 45 different ways to tie a sarong. The How To Tie A Sarong guide shows you how to tie your sarong as a skirt around your waist or turn your sarongs into quick dresses, shawls, swimsuit cover-ups, scarves and more. The How To Tie A Sarong guide will give sarong wearers a better understanding of how to wear your sarong.

This step by step guide to wrapping sarongs is the most comprehensive guide on the market. It has both illustrations and descriptions for each of the 44 versions. Designed for easy use, it is a big, spiral bound 8 1/2 x 11 size so that you can lay it on your bed and practice tying your sarong. Not only will this guide get you started but it will also give you a vast repertoire and even get you playing with your sarong, creating styles and variations all your own.

Included in the 45 different ways to wrap are:

.        12 Skirts

·        23 Dresses

·        7 Tops

·        2 Shorts

·        1 Pair of Pants

·        1 Jacket

The best way to use this guide is to start by first finding a style that suits your body and how you intend to wear your sarong. Then, after wearing your sarong in this style it will become second nature to you to wrap the fabric on your body in this style. Next, you can begin to search for another style that you would like to wear. Eventually your repertoire will build and you will even begin to start feeling comfortable enough to play with wrapping the fabric and creating your own styles and wraps. Let this process happen organically in your own time. Every woman’s body is different and every woman has their own style. The possibilities are endless. The only limitations are in your imagination. Do not hesitate to use safety pins and broaches or anything else to assist in your imagination to flow. If you find that the sarong you have is not large enough to wrap a style, have no fear. You simply need a larger piece of fabric! You can go to a fabric store and buy yardage in the size you need or we can make you up a custom hand painted silk sarong at The Dreaming Goddess.

Below you will see a drawing of a sarong with the reference points used in the various wrap styles along with the illustration and directions for wrapping WRAP #1 THE FISHTAIL SKIRT