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To wrap a toga using just a bedsheet, first fold a bedsheet in half lengthwise so it’s as wide as the portion of your body you want to cover. Then, hold one end of the sheet in place over the front of your body with 1-2 feet (30-60 cm) of excess fabric in your hand. Wrap the other end around your back, then around your front, and finally around your back again. Bring the end over your shoulder and tie it to the excess fabric from the other end in a knot on your shoulder. To tie an authentic-looking toga with a bedsheet and a safety pin, fold the sheet in half lengthwise. Then, drape one end over your shoulder so the end of the sheet is in line with the front of your waist. Grab the other end and wrap it around your front. Next, wrap the same end around your back so it's in front of you again. Finally, toss the loose end over the shoulder that the other end is draped over and safety pin it in place. To wrap a strapless toga, start by folding a bedsheet in half crosswise. Then, hold the folded sheet horizontally behind you and wrap it around your chest under each arm. Tuck one of the ends into the top of the sheet like you would with a towel, then use a safety pin to keep everything in place. Tie a rope or belt around your toga to give it an empire waist. If you want to learn how to wrap your toga from the front or add designs, keep reading the article!