How to tie a bandana

By Ryn Gargulinski

Instructions

Things You’ll Need:

Bandana

Step 1:
Lay the bandana flat and fold it in half diagonally, creating a triangle.
Step 2:
Take the two side points of the triangle and tie the points at the back of your head, with the third point reaching atop your head and towards the back of your skull.
Step 3:
Take the third triangle point and put it between the two points you just tied. Tie those side points again, creating a knot with the third triangle point secured in the middle of it.
Step 4:
Go out and have fun.

Tips & Warnings

When your bandana wears out, you can always donate it to your dog’s neck.
<br />Wear a bandana under a hat to absorb sweat or in the wind to keep hair out of your eyes.
<br />Bandanas don’t have to be limited to those boring red things. They are available in every pattern from tie-dye to skulls. Pick one that fits your personality.
Wearing a bandana could get addictive once you see how good it looks. You may even stop washing your hair altogether.

Photo/Video Credit

Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

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