How I learned to tie lappa like a local! 🇸🇱 One cloth = so many possibilities

[@annewhite93]

That's so cool!! Thanks for sharing! It is interesting that there is no tying.

[@mindfulmissionarywdankoen5486]

Yeah, I never thought about how ironic that they call it “tying” without there being a technical knot. Hmmm… Ha!

[@soniakabba.2550]

Thank you for sharing our culture, More over welcome to sierra Leone 😍😍😍

[@mindfulmissionarywdankoen5486]

We’re just so thoughtful for those who have shared it with us. We’re so blessed.

[@estakamara8117]

Thank you for sharing our culture 🇸🇱

[@mindfulmissionarywdankoen5486]

👍

[@miriambroadwell9277]

I love this!

[@enochfallahngainda775]

This is very good

[@liza3337]

Thanks!

[@georgiawatson1448]

Thanks for sharing!

[@mindfulmissionarywdankoen5486]

👍

[@romeliatapscott6760]

I couldn’t concentrate on anything you were saying. I watched my babies the whole time. GREAT VIDEO 😅

[@mindfulmissionarywdankoen5486]

Ha, so predictable. 🤣

[@bewiesinsalone1874]

We have to connect- we’re missionaries in Freetown…I always said that lappa’s are like Linus’s blankets…transform into anything…all my kids were tied on my back

[@mindfulmissionarywdankoen5486]

Haha! So true!!

[@enochfallahngainda775]

You are doing great job dear. Cartons of greetings to you and your family

[@mindfulmissionarywdankoen5486]

Thanks so much!