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I didn't understand where to make the ties to make the vest. Can you explain? Thanks!

michelle jolene its a sarong

Emily brown she clearly states around 25 seconds in, “it’s a gigantic scarf I got at Forever 21 about a year & 1/2 ago”

I'm right there with you, I can't figure it out either...

OK, for the "more coverage": You make three knots in the scarf, one for each shoulder and then in the front to close it up. It might work better if you do this on the floor. Fold the scarf/sarong/fabric in double so that the front edges of the scarf meet in the middle. That is the front opening of the dress. Now, estimate enough space for your arms and tie the shoulder knots on both sides of this front opening. Lift the thing from the shoulder knots, and put it on. I think you can see it best in 6:32. The upper edge of the scarf goes from front knot to shoulder knot, under arm, shoulder knot at the back, over back, the other shoulder knot, under arm, shoulder knot in front and front knot again. It's a bit like a chiton (google it) except that the opening is in front and not on the side. For the vest - fold the scarf/sarong/fabric in two. You should have two corners in one of your hands, and hold the scarf from the middle with the other hand. Put your hands together and tie the corners to the middle. Put your hands through the holes, so that the knot is in your neck, and there you have it. You can google "scarf vest how to", to see a lot of tutorials, images and videos on how to do it.

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She shows on the left how to do it...you fold the scarf double so that the front edges meet in the middle - tie knots on the shoulders about half the way from the front edge to the folded edge, so that there's space for your arms to go through, put your arms into those holes, and knot the front corners. You can see it best in 6:32.

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Fold the fabric in two - tie the corners with the middle upper edge. You should have like a big 8. Put your arms into the 8 holes, the knot should be in your neck, et voilà. Google "scarf vest" if you are still uncertain.

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It obviously depends on your size. You need AT LEAST as long as the widest part of you (chest, hips, butt) + at least 4 inches to tie the knot, preferably 8 inches. (just try to tie a knot with a regular scarf. How much fabric do you need to be certain of that the knot holds?) Regular sarongs are 66 inches by 44 inches, she uses a square scarf (looks about 60 inches) and she looks rather small, so less area to cover - she can do more with smaller piece of fabric.

It’s not a scarf? It’s a Sarong. Way more fabric than a scarf.