Can’T Feedin & Stitch?? Try Crochet Feedin Braids | Best Method

Hey guys welcome to my channel, i am Rosemary, and today we are doing a hairstyle. I saw trending on TikTok and Youtube and i was like no way this cannot pass me by so i will be using shine and gem for partying hair piece of fiber and two different crochet sizes, a small one and a normal sized one. So i started by parting four lines and then now i'm just gon na start with braiding underhand cornrows or dirty or french braids, and then so there are many ways to braid. For me, it's simpler this way, so i chose to start with this method because her hair is bulky and with normal converse, i would achieve thick condos instead. So if i were to add the the hairpiece on top, it was going to be double so with this underhand hairstyle, the metro hair is flattened. So when i start, i started as if, like i'm braiding, knotless braids, and then i gradually add some hair. Well, there's an imaginary line in the middle and then i'll be adding hair, on my left hand, side and, on my right hand side only. So when i braid, i make sure that the hair, or rather natural hair, that i'm taking, is not a lot and it's not too far from where i'm braiding, as you can see, so it has to be very close to the cornrow. Otherwise, i won't have the the hair to add on my next edition, if that makes sense. So, as you can see, that's how i actually braid i'll keep on adding natural hair on both sides very thick, thin, natural hair, not too far and while busy watching. Please do not forget to give me a thumbs up. You know, like the video comment subscribe and guys, i'm very excited we're about to reach. We are about to reach 1k subscribers, so please do subscribe like this video, so that it can go to a lot of people and then yeah comment. I will now crochet the hairpiece of fiber. I will use the smaller crochet in the front to avoid tension and hair loss and see how easy it is to inset. I will use less hair or thin fiber in the front to create thinner cornrows in the front. So when i add thinner, thinner, fiber in the front, it's gon na create an illusion that we did something else, even though it didn't. So after adding like six pieces, i will start adding thicker herpes, which is approximately five five times in size compared to the thinner ones which i'm eating now and then to do that. I'M going to use the normal crochet, because the hair in the middle is a bit thick and the cornrows are thicker as well and then at the back i'll just decrease the size of thickness to avoid the super thick cornrows at the back. Please let me know on the comment box: if you will try this method, does it look easy or hard well? For me, i think it's a good protective style because your natural hair is hidden in the middle and it can last longer because the natural hair ends will not show instantly now moving to the cornrow method. So here i'm just going to use my method to braid cornrows. You can use your preferable method. I know there are a lot of methods out there, so just make sure that the hair piece does not tangle and to avoid this, i used the hairpiece without pre-stretching. It so if i stretched it, the tangling will increase, so i felt like, without stretching it, it was better um and now that i'm done with braiding, i'm just going to secure at the back. So this sewing part is optional. You can leave it. Thank you. So much for watching the tutorial, please do not forget to give me a thumbs up, comment, subscribe and share the video, and i will see you on the next one. You