Be A Fashionista With Red Bandanas For The Occasion

Classics are always in style. Red bandanas make a great chopper headscarf, western or cowboy theme, or a bandana party. Bandanas are very versatile because they can be worn for practical and fashion purposes such as protecting the face from cold air or worn around the head to absorb sweat. Snowboarders often wear bandanas to protect their face from the elements. They also make a great group symbol.

Red bandanas, or any color or pattern, can enhance the look of any outfit that needs additional accessories. Bandanas can also be used as party supplies and decorations for a child's birthday party.

Add fun to a party by making bandanas the theme. Not only are they fun to wear but they make grat party decorations and favors Tie bandanas around light fixtures, use bandanas as banners, napkin rings, along with faux bandana napkins and placemats. Throwing a children bandana party is an great way to celebrate a child's birthday - boy or girl. Red, blue, black, green, yellow and a million other colors and patterns are readily available to decorate the birthday party.

The most popular ways to wear a red bandana is the skull cap, headband, over the face, necklace, protect the neck, and bracelet.

Bandanas can be adjusted to fit the size of the individual. Begin the styles with the longest edge facing the individual.

Bind Base - Begin with the Triangle Base and fold the longest edge repeatedly, towards the middle point of the bandana to form a long, narrow tie.

The Perfect Bind Base fold is made by folding one edge to the middle. Do the same with the opposite edge. Repeat until the desired size is achieved, or repeat until there is no option but to fold the cloth in half.

Rolling the cloth while doing the Bind Base will give a casual look

Rolled Square Bind Base - Same as the Square Bind Base but roll the cloth instead of folding it.

Square Bind Base - Fold one of the bandana edges over one or two inches. Keep folding over until the cloth ends.

Triangle Base - Bring opposite corners of the bandana together to make a triangle. Begin the styles with the longest edge towards facing the individual.


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Mrs. Party... Gail Leino gives her two cents worth on fashion ideas including hats and bandanas. Plus, she provides information on free party games, activities, and party supplies.