Slay On A Budget: Diy/Crochet Ventilation On A Full Lace Wig For Knotless Braids. Beginner Friendly

So, hey guys welcome back to my channel, it's your girl, roxy styles, so i believe you guys already know what this video should be all about from the caption. So we are going to be ventilating our full lace for um, if not, let's braid or whatever. So, let's just dive into the video hello everyone once again, a big shout out to my returning subscribers. Like i love you guys so much you guys are just the best to those also that just joining me for the first time. Please do well and join the family by subscribing to my channel for more updates and a lot of videos once again, i'm rusty styles. I do a lot of diy videos on how to ventilate your lace, frontals, how to ventilate um a lace closure, how to measure your lace and how to make your wigs. So today, i'm just going to show you guys how i made this full lace for economist braid, so what i'm actually doing now, i'm just looking for the middle part of my lace and i'm just going to place the middle part across the line they have drawn At the middle so before i start ventilating, i'm going to leave two lines after this box that i've ventilated on i'll, be leaving um two lines and then i'll be going on to the third line. And then i pull my hook through the lace. Basically so guys. I'M making use of a latch hook, and this is a braiding hair. Okay, the main reason why i prefer my braiding hair. This short is because um i'm just going to braid on it. I pick two strands of hairs and i face the the latch hook: upwards. Placing this upwards will just help me pass through release easily, and then i go in with my right hand again, and i give it a single note: voila, that's it it's as simple as abcd. This braiding hair should be like a cut six, seven or eight. I can't really remember the main measurement i made use of for it. So the main reason i said, like i said earlier, why i prefer my braiding hair to be as short as this is because i'm just going to braid on it and i'm going to be using a colored attachment, a colored, braiding hair as well on it acc. Braiding hair, so there's no point of me using the colored braiding hair on a long black braiding hair. Also, so i'm trying to hide the black colors just beneath the the color i'm going to be using to braid this hair. Okay - and it's going to be it's going to help my my braiding to be as easy as okay mind you, we are aiming for a low budget, braiding hair. So this is not like the normal one you see online or on other videos where they ventilate on the whole list, so we're just trying to like customize this. Let'S say for like um instance for, for instance, where your client is not paying as much as expected for this hair, so you're just making this on a budget. Okay, and i'm going to show you guys on my next video how you can braid on this hair. Also, it's not going to show like the lace is not going to show okay. That is why i'm here, for you guys we are going to do this together. Okay, so by the time i was done, braiding this first line for the first box, so i'm moving on to the next boss box. So what i do is, i just leave two holes and i move on to the third one as well. Okay, i pull my hook through the lace and i give it a single knot, so the normal one, you know once you are and once you've ventilated on the hole you skip a hole and vented it on the hole right well. For this part, i am not skipping a hole. I am ventilating on each hole that has been provided after the next hole. I hope that's clear. I put the hook through the lace. I pick two strands of hair, pass it through the lace and i give it a loop, that's it. Basically, this is what we are looking like after we are done with two blocks: two boxes on a row, so we are going to be repeating the same step that we've done on the on the second row. So now i'm skipping two holes as well, and then i ventilate aiming for the third box on the row. We will keep on repeating this step until we get to the end wherever we see a space or follow the lines as well. Okay. So this is what it's looking like, what i'm doing with a row now moving on to the middle part, because this is where the middle part is. You want to divide the lines so once you are ventilating on the other line, you know where to stop. So we are going, we are following the lines that we've created behind, so i'm just doing this after the black lines that i've drawn, because i don't want that black lines to show all my middle parts - okay, very important. I keep checking for this lines because you wouldn't want to ventilate on the line, so i'm just trying to check if i've crossed above the lines or i'm still heading towards the line. So for this part i'm trying to you know close each box. You can see the straight lines that move downwards, so it's not the same for this other direction that moving to it. So you try to maneuver your waist just so you get this correctly. So what i basically do is that i put my hook through the lace and i connect it to the hole that it's behind and the next one that will be inserting also i'll connect it to the hole that leads in front. I don't know if you guys get this more like like a zigzag motion like you, move back and forth back and forth, so i can have that perfect, look or like a straight line that i want. I tend to braid each box whenever i'm done ventilating a box. This just helps me, you know, move on to the next one easier. Moving on to the second one, you want to follow the lines that you followed on the first box, and then you just try to cover the sides as well. That'S it, and this is what we are looking like. So i just decided to show you guys the front parts before i'm done with it. So for this part um, the other half part, the other es. Okay, so i just ventilated it straight. I wasn't able to you know, cover each box because i find this this one more easier than i'm ventilating each box, i'm braiding, okay. I do recommend this pattern a whole lot, because it helps you ventilate as fast as you know, you're just aiming to ventilate downwards. No, you don't have to start ventilating on each buses to break the boxes so um. What i do is before i start a new row. I just pass the front line, so i can know what i am doing. You know like. I said you wouldn't want to cross the lines that you've provided, but in cases whereby you've crossed the lines where you're supposed to pass the hair, you know you just just pull off the hair from the lace is as easy as that, it's not as difficult okay. So i'm going to use this as an example, so i just ventilated it straight and i forgot to leave to leave the lines to skip two boxes. So this is what you just basically do you find the two strands of hairs that are on that part and then you just pull it off it's as simple as that mind, you you're not pulling this with your whole power, because you end up tearing release and Guys i pick the hair like one after the order and i pull it off, and this is what you're looking like moving on to the next one. Remember guys, i told you that i am not following the lines that i have drawn. You know like more like a guideline to fold while ventilating a full days, so i'm not following these lines that i've created i'm actually ventilating on my own because uh my boxes are bigger than the lines that i've drawn. I had to go back and close. Each boxes, one after the other after i was done, ventilating on each rows by the time i got to these parts guys my latch broke like the 1.5 that i make is off my favorite large hook like at this point i was just ah, i was thinking Of my life, you know that's going with this one, and then you see the way i i force it in. You know, like i use all my stress just to finish this. It'S like the devil, came after me, like my village people, so i'm just going to move on to the next and onto the next and to the next and to the next until it's completed. So what i'm left with basically is just the last row at the front um, the one just by the ear side that connects to the back so i'll just look for a way to connect this to the back, so there are no harsh lines so so this Is the back part and i'm trying to connect it to each lens that leads to the front, so they'll kind of like have um a connection. Somehow you know ventilating on these back parts, it's the same thing as ventilating on the front part. So what we did at the front, we are just repeating the same process at the back. You know it's just like this. The other way around the back side is facing this way, while the front part is just facing straight. I don't know how to explain that. I hope you get more like a vertical and a horizontal direction yeah, while ventilating on the back part, let's see how i'm done ventilating on the row. So when i get to the up row, i kind of like put a box in between the two boxes downwards. So i explained this on my previous video on how to um on the guidelines on how to ventilate on your 360 lace. So i hope you guys will just get it after all is said and done. This is the final look and what we are looking like. After we're done ventilating all of them, i really hope guys that this video was helpful. If it is, please do not forget to hit the like button and subscribe to my youtube channel once again, i'm roxy styles. I did love it guys if you leave a comment in the comment section down below. Let me know your thoughts and your contributions about this video. Let me know the parts that you like most about this video or what is the video that you would want me to upload next. I did love that. Thank you so much for watching up until now, and i will see you guys in my next one bye, you