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Saree School Lesson 39 - Part 1 | Saree Hacks

Saree School Lesson 39 - Part 1 | Saree Hacks

3 tips for draping an organza saree!

1: Start the drape in the middle of your body for more pleats AND so that both sides of your drape are equal layers. This is especially important if your saree is sheer.

2: Take extra wide pleats when draping an organza saree as narrow pleats will open up/won’t hold.

3: Micro pleat your pallu for a more structured look.

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Saree School Lesson 38 | Saree Hacks

Saree School Lesson 38 | Saree Hacks

For a full coverage drape, wear a longer blouse and tuck it into your underskirt. If you'd like to cover more, opt for a high neck blouse with long sleeves. Once you tuck in your front pleats, pull the back of your saree up as high as you'd like for more coverage.

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Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 33 | Saree Hacks

Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 33 | Saree Hacks

Start your drape at the middle of your body for more pleats AND (especially important for net/lace/transparent sarees) so that both sides of your drape are equal layers!

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Saree School Lesson 31 | Saree Hacks

Saree School Lesson 31 | Saree Hacks

Securing your front and hip pleats: Pin the front pleats to your Saree Silhouette. Then, reach behind the pleats, grab the extra fabric from your left hip, pull it through, twist, pin, and tuck it in.

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Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 3 | Saree Hacks

Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 3 | Saree Hacks

 

Tuck as flat as possible from the very first tuck to guarantee a drape that looks neat and structured. This lesson is especially important when draping wider sarees like Kanchipuram.

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Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 7 | Saree Hacks

Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 7 | Saree Hacks

Once you've staggered your pleats, tuck them into your Saree Silhouette to the right of your belly button. This way they'll be nice and centered.

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Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 5 | Saree Hacks

Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 5 | Saree Hacks

 Slightly stagger your pleats for the perfect flare at the bottom of your drape!

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Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 8 | Saree Hacks

Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 8 | Saree Hacks
To get perfect hip pleats, reach under your front pleats, grab the extra fabric, twist and tuck it into your Saree Silhouette. This keeps your saree nice and snug between the front pleats and pallu.
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Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 31 | Saree Hacks

Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 31 | Saree Hacks

How to secure your front pleats + hip pleats: Pin your front pleats together and to your Saree Silhouette. Reach through the space behind your front pleats, grab the extra fabric from your left hip, pull it through, twist, pin and tuck it in. It’s never been easier. 

 

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Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 15 | Saree Hacks

Student Assignment - Saree School Lesson 15 | Saree Hacks
Here's a quick fix for that inner pleat that won't stay put: lift it up, move it slightly inward, then pin and tuck!
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