How To: Diy Hair Accessories | Naturally Michy

And laughs in this video, I'm going to show you how I created this DIY hair accessories featured in my last video letter n from the ABC bridal series to get started: you'll need either 16 or 18 gauge wire. Any color will do. I just chose colors. That would be slightly more formal for the ABC bridal series, but you don't have to choose these same. Colors you'll need a set of needle nose, pliers and a thick pen or marker try to find a utensil that matches the diameter or thickness of your lock or twist. The beads are optional. If you're looking to embellish your accessories again, I chose colors that I can use for the ABC bridal series, as well as those that would stand out with my black hair color. But you can really go bold with these colors when choosing the wire and the B, such as shades of blue green pink. The list goes on so here I'm just gon na show you how to do a standard accessory. This is a, I believe, an 18 gauge wire that I'm using and I'm just wrapping the tip of it around my needle nose plier. You can do as much wrapping around as you choose. It just really depends on the person. I did this. I think around about five times, as you can see here and I'm pouring, I didn't really measure out you're gon na have to kind of like eyeball it and I'm just taking this wire and wrapping around my pin again. You can do this as much as you want, but I want this accessory to be kind of long, so I'm gon na call this one, my larger accessory or a longer accessory piece, I'm just gon na take that needle nose, plier and take the end of that Wire and I'm going to do the same thing. I did the first time and kind of just wrap that around until I basically finish the rest of that wire, as you can see there and then when I get that off of the needle nose plier, I'm just gon na kind of make it blush or yeah Make that in kind of flush to the pins that I'm using and then from there, you can reshape it or either push the wire in or extend it out. However, you please now for the second piece, I'm gon na do the same thing that I did to the first one, but this time I'm making a shorter accessory like what you saw in the video. So again, I'm just wrapping around about four times and then making sure that this I want to look like I'm gon na. Take my pins. That'S about the same size up my twists that I currently have them my hair and I'm just gon na make that flush to the pin and kind of wrap that around a couple of times, probably like one say, one, two, three, four five yeah, I think about Five times and then I'm going to take my needle nose pliers and do that same twisting motion again until I run out of wire and then when I make that flush against the pin and then from this point. This is really just kind of reshaping the wire to look the way you want to look so you neither you can pull it out, extend it out farther or kind of tighten it in. However, you feel you want to do that here, I'm showing you what you can do if you want to use some beats in your design, so again I'm using a short piece of wire. This is also an 18 gauge size wire again and doing the same thing. I think that's basically what I did for all the accessories you're just going to do the twisting motion. Of course, if you don't want to do the twisting motion, then you can do something else. You don't have to do what I'm doing in this video to create your accessories, because you know we all know accessories and what you're gon na do with them is limitless. So this I'm just wrapping it around just a few times, because I want to make sure I'm able to have enough room to apply my beads on there. And so I have get ready to put my last bead on here. As you can see, and then I'm gon na take my needlenose pliers and I'm gon na twist it around nice a little swirly pattern until I run out of wire and then I'm just gon na reshape this one. As you can see, I've definitely done this before that one at the bottom is a 16 gauge wire, so it's a little bit thicker and for this one this is actually a different shade wire. This is more in the super up leaf taupe category, and I just wanted to kind of create a different look with this one, so I just took one beat kind of magical of like the shape of the earth a globe. So I thought this. This one be kind of unique, again same technique with wrapping the wire ramp, but I only did that a few times in this this in this piece, I'm gon na slide my bead on there and then I'm just gon na continue or wrapping that around my pin Again, like I said, I want to make it flush to the pin, so I can hold it in place. It makes it easier wrapping the wire around the pin so that I can get the right shape that I'm looking for, and you guys this is. This is so easy to do once you've done it once or twice you're, just like whoa. This is really easy making your own accessory, and I think I need a nose plier and I am going to finish it off until I reach the end of dubia gon na make it flush against the pin and then reshape it just a little bit. But there you go, this is the last DIY accessory and I'm showing in this video on how to recreate and there you go. Thank you guys for watching, and I will love to see you guys in my next video until next time you guys bye, bye,