Diy Fairy Doll Bangs Hairstyle

Hey guys welcome back today on the untidy artist, we're doing another hairstyle for Fairy Dolls today I'll be showing you how to add bangs to your cute little fairy. This is all part of an upcoming series. I have of the Disney Princesses that I'm very excited about. So, let's grab some supplies and get started now. The first thing you'll need is obviously a fairy doll. You can learn how to make a fairy doll by clicking on the video in the upper right hand corner. It will take you to a link on my basic fairy doll tutorial where I teach you how to take a wooden bead, some floral wire and some embroidery floss and twist it into this cute little doll. So if you're new to my fairy doll tutorials, please check that out. Next you'll need a little skewer. This is just a little bamboo skewer like you'd use in the kitchen, and then you need some wooden. Clothespins too, should work just perfectly we'll be using these to style and curl the bangs. I have a little squirt bottle with some water in it, and some very, very sharp scissors, the sharper and smaller the better. And then I have my glue gun set on low and with that said, let's get started. So the first thing you'll do is push your dolls head down and then you're going to take a little dab of glue right at the top at the base of her head and add the glue so that her head won't move around and then slide the head Up and it should hold it into place, then you're going to smooth out the hair very carefully and I leave it all intact. So I'm not cutting it at all. It'S still in a big loop on the back of her head and I'm going to take two pieces right in the front and smooth them out. So I'm separating out the thread that I want to use as her bangs and I kind of part, the hair where I want it to be, and so you can see I've just taken, maybe about 12 pieces of hair right in the front. And then I'm going to split those in half and I'm going to curl them both ways. I'M going to curl one side to the left and one side to the right. So I'm going to take my little squirt bottle and just lightly spray, the hair and then I'm going to take my bamboo skewer and I'm going to slide it right. Underneath her hair, the water from the spray bottle will help to hold that in place and I'm taking the one side of her hair and I'm wrapping it up and around to the bamboo skewer securely. So it's right up against her head now. I didn't cut this piece of her hair, yet it might be easier for you to do that. If you want to trim that part off before you twist it around you can I decided to cut it after then you're going to take the other side. So take the left side and do the same thing: you're going to Snug Li wrap the hair evenly around the bamboo skewer, making sure not to overlap it and then secure the other side with your other clothes pin. And the next thing you need to do is just set her aside. You can either let it dry overnight. I was very impatient, and so I used my hairdryer and then I let her sit for about an hour and then you're going to remove the clothes pins and carefully unravel the two little curls that you have in the front. And this is what it should look like. So then, what I'm going to do is just give the hair a little trim now. The best advice I can give you with this tutorial is to not cut off a lot of the hair at once. You want to work very slowly, trimming the hair a little bit as you go. If you trim off too much, you can't ever go back and add more and you don't want her having weird little pokey bangs so make sure that you're trimming it just a tiny bit at a time and then just start to arrange those curls and kind of Play with them smooth the hair out until you get it to lay the way that you'd like and then I just very slowly start to trim the hair and how I have it, laying the way that I want it to so now that I've done the right Side, I'm gon na go ahead and do the left side so once again, working very slowly only cutting off a little bit at a time and it's a little deceiving. So I pull the curls down and if you cut off too much of the curl and it bounces back up - and it's super short you'll - be sad, so just cut off a little bit at a time, then flip her over face down smooth out her hair. With your finger and then you're gon na cut off the scraggly leftover pieces from her bangs and I just add a tiny dab of glue to kind of hold all that hair together, so that it's not scraggly and poking up and then I'm going to loop. It up and around like I do in my basic hair doll tutorial, so we're just taking that little piece and see how it's all kind of scraggly and weird I like to smooth down any pieces that are going to poke up and put some glue on the Back of her head and loop it up and around and hold it into place firmly, and then I go back and add little dabs of glue wherever I want that hair to lay down a little bit more and hold it into place and just style, her bangs And that's it guys you're all set. You have another really fun and different hairstyle for your little fairy doll. This will come in perfectly when we do our first Disney Princess doll. I'M really excited to do all of the Disney Princesses this year and the first one will be starting out with his Sleeping Beauty, because she is my absolute favorite princess and this doll was a lot of fun to do and she had bangs. So it worked out just perfectly. Thank you guys so much for watching. If you have any comments or questions post, those below please check out some of my other tutorials. You can do that at untidy artist, comm or on my youtube channel. If you haven't already subscribed, please do, and that would be awesome, give this a thumbs up if you liked it. If you make fairy dolls and you'd like to share them, you can do that with the hashtag untidy artist, fairy doll or untidy artist fairy dolls and follow me on instagram. If you haven't already done that and as always thank you guys so much. I really really appreciate your support and we will see you next time.