How to knot neatly when tying the blouse ends together, post 317

 


How To Tie Your blouse/shirt Ends Neatly

I watched a demonstration of tying the efront ends of a w shaped blouse together. Unlike many videos which show you a doxen ways to wear a sarong, leving you unable to remember any of them, this was one simple demonstration. I watched it three times and got it. Simple. You tie the knot loosely on the left side. thread the right hand end through it. Job done. Quick and easy.

The Sponsor Of The Ad - Selling Blouses

\The lady doing the demo was claerly selling blouses. She had a rack of them behin her. Red stripes and black stripes on white. Fine. She was doing a demo which showed how to wear her blouses pulled tightly to enhance your big bust and small waist. A bare midriff, maybe. Nothing loose nor hanging untidily. 

Made a good start to my day.All kudos ad thanks to her. (She ight not be the shop owner, just a model. Judging by her nervous blinking.

Identifying Video Languages

 Fortunately, the demonstration was clear enough wihout my understanding the commentary. I could not understand the commentary as it was a foreign language. 

How To Learn Languages\

Oh, dear. I am running a series of teaching session in a prospective Toastmasters international club online. I should look back and try to identify the language. The first step to translating, is knowing which language is being spoke, unless you have autoamtic subtitling translation.

 Meanwhile, enjoy the video.

PS I went back and listened and wached the titling. It sounds like Portugues. It looks like Portugues. A bit like Spanish but with lots of SH sounds. I checked the Emily Store address. It is Brazil. Portuguese.

Applications of This Tying Method

 If you cannot link to it, I think I have described the methos well enough. It also works for tying a scarf around your neck.

Video of Tying

https://www.facebook.com/reel/675148654695495

Websites of store on Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/emilystoregyn/reels/

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