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In this video, youll see 27 ways that you can wear your belly dance veil. Im hoping these will spark ideas for your entrances and poses as part of dancing or photography, and some of these can be used as a cover-up for your costume before and after performance. Enjoy!\r
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1. The classic neck veil\r
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2. The wedding veil\r
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3. The Belle\r
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4. The face veil - wrap yourself with a veil, and fold the veil in half. Take the folded veil up to cover your head completely, then bring down the top hole to just show your eyes. Hold the rest with one hand at the back of your head.\r
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5. The summer dress (Maos regular coverup ;) )\r
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6. The Sari - I learned this from this video at \r
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7. The maxi dress - I learned this from this video at \r
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8. The criss cross\r
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9. The big sailing ship - fold about your skirt length at the short end of you veil. Tuck the folded ends at either side of the waist of your skirt, making sure the longer side is on top of the shorter side. Take the top layer and hold the short end above your head.\r
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10. The small sailing ship - inspired by this beautiful video at \r
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11. The circle - I learned this from this video at \r
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12. The mystical ghost - inspired by this video \r
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13. The curtains\r
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14. The wings\r
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15. The goddess\r
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16. The cape - take one of the long ends of your veil, and tuck it at the waist of your skirt. I usually start by tucking at either side of my waist, then clean up the edge by tucking the rest into the waistband. Then hold the other long edge of your veil like a cape. I like to come out of this by turning and letting the veil go, which makes the veil look like another layer of your skirt :)\r
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17. The hugging drape\r
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18. The y drape\r
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19. The Rachel Brice - inspired by Rachel Brices photos found at \r
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20. The superhero cape - inspired by this dancers strong entrance in this video.\r
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21. The Shakiras circle - inspired by this cute video of Shakira belly dancing.\r
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22. The Mercedes Nieto - I LOVE her dancing! This was inspired by this piece, and I was so fortunate to have been to her workshop to learn a version of this choreo!\r
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23. The Greek god\r
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24. The Aziza - inspired by this beautiful piece by Aziza.\r
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25. The loose coverup - inspired by this vintage dancing.\r
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26. The headdress - this is my interpretation of words of wisdom shared in this thread at Bhuz.\r
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27. The faux drape sleeves - this is also my interpretation of words of wisdom shared in the same thread as above at Bhuz.\r
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♥Find out more about tools I use like rotary cutters and self-healing mats. If you want to make costumes, these tools will seriously speed up the process!\r
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In this video, youll see 27 ways that you can wear your belly dance veil. Im hoping these will spark ideas for your entrances and poses as part of dancing or photography, and some of these can be used as a cover-up for your costume before and after performance. Enjoy!\r
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1. The classic neck veil\r
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2. The wedding veil\r
\r
3. The Belle\r
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4. The face veil - wrap yourself with a veil, and fold the veil in half. Take the folded veil up to cover your head completely, then bring down the top hole to just show your eyes. Hold the rest with one hand at the back of your head.\r
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5. The summer dress (Maos regular coverup ;) )\r
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6. The Sari - I learned this from this video at \r
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7. The maxi dress - I learned this from this video at \r
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8. The criss cross\r
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9. The big sailing ship - fold about your skirt length at the short end of you veil. Tuck the folded ends at either side of the waist of your skirt, making sure the longer side is on top of the shorter side. Take the top layer and hold the short end above your head.\r
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10. The small sailing ship - inspired by this beautiful video at \r
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11. The circle - I learned this from this video at \r
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12. The mystical ghost - inspired by this video \r
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13. The curtains\r
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14. The wings\r
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15. The goddess\r
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16. The cape - take one of the long ends of your veil, and tuck it at the waist of your skirt. I usually start by tucking at either side of my waist, then clean up the edge by tucking the rest into the waistband. Then hold the other long edge of your veil like a cape. I like to come out of this by turning and letting the veil go, which makes the veil look like another layer of your skirt :)\r
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17. The hugging drape\r
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18. The y drape\r
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19. The Rachel Brice - inspired by Rachel Brices photos found at \r
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20. The superhero cape - inspired by this dancers strong entrance in this video.\r
\r
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21. The Shakiras circle - inspired by this cute video of Shakira belly dancing.\r
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\r
22. The Mercedes Nieto - I LOVE her dancing! This was inspired by this piece, and I was so fortunate to have been to her workshop to learn a version of this choreo!\r
\r
\r
23. The Greek god\r
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24. The Aziza - inspired by this beautiful piece by Aziza.\r
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25. The loose coverup - inspired by this vintage dancing.\r
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26. The headdress - this is my interpretation of words of wisdom shared in this thread at Bhuz.\r
\r
\r
27. The faux drape sleeves - this is also my interpretation of words of wisdom shared in the same thread as above at Bhuz.\r
\r
\r
♥Find out more about tools I use like rotary cutters and self-healing mats. If you want to make costumes, these tools will seriously speed up the process!\r
\r
\r
♥Sign up for my newsletter to get the latest DIY belly dance costume tips and freebies in your inbox!\r
\r
\r
♥Join the discussion, make friends, and share your creations at Sparkly Bellys Facebook page:\r
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