Diy | Braid & Loc Jewelry Using Wire

Hey everybody welcome back to my channel or sex. Welcome back to you all the channel. I did this make a look and now dawn doing two videos in one thing. Next time I will do three, I'm think imma do three. Today, I'm gon na be doing a quick little hair. Tutorials - not really oh here tutorial, but I'm gon na show you guys how you can get the little gold little accents in your brain. So if you are like brains or a twist or the locks or anything like that, I'm going to show you how you can get the lock brain or twist jury for you here. I was looking all over Instagram and there was so many people that was selling it and I actually wanted it like right away. I couldn't wait for. I couldn't wait for people to ship it to me. So I started know a little bit of research on YouTube YouTube. It'S the answer to everything: okay, that's like mine, I'm not gon na, say fire because I'm gon na buy, but in a sense that's like my go-to thing. I live by you soon, okay, cuz! I got my brace, I told my stylist again. If I got ta, go look put some hair jury now, so I went to my local craft store. I went to fun and looks a little copy. Like know how 11 wasn't Michael's? Yes, I went to it. Wasn'T Joe Wednesday Michaels, so I wanted to Hobby Lobby and I actually found this wire. I have it in silver, gold and also this copper or rose gold colors. Well, I already have two braids done and it's just a cute little way of just adding just a little bit of pizzazz to your braid. So what not? You can get this in different thicknesses? I got this in the this: is 28 gosh whatever? That means, I guess that's the size, but it is very thin. It almost looks like like yarn. If you can see right now, yarn - and I was just like three - and I sew in three - but only things you'll need for this tutorial - is some wire. Of course, whatever color you want to choose, whatever thickness you want to use need some wire. Some scissors, too cut the white here. I'M just gon na take some off, so I'm just gon na unravel, depending on how long you want it on your braid depends on how much you're gon na go. So it's gon na take about this much here and cut it and it cuts really easily I'm using like the scissors that these are like what cuticle scissors, but I use them like cut my lashes and trim, my brows and everything like that. So this is what I have here now. You can either use your brush to roll the way around, or you can just use your finger. I'M just gon na use my finger and just wrap it around. This is just gon na help. It you form into like a round spiral. Okay, you see that hmm. This would be some cute pink the jury, anything like that. That'S really cute! Okay, so now that I have it like it, a nice little spiral, semi spiral, whatever I really like for it to be around the front of the face rights. You just frame the front of my face or whatever, and I just like to pick like just different, sparse areas, so I have two braids around here that are already done. So I guess I just add another one right here. I'M just gon na pull this one. Not in the front it's easier to do. Okay, so just sit here playing with it. I actually straighten it back out. Okay, so wrap it back around. Just some. I don't know you don't really have to do that, but I do okay, so I want to start. I want to start at the top of the braid, and so first I just wrap it around the top of the braid and bend it press. It together make sure that it's bent into the braid, and then I just start wrapping it around and you can make it as close together as you want. You can make them closer together or further apart. So I'm just not really doing any type of measuring. I'M just wrapping it around until it goes all the way down. I don't like to wrap it too tight, because then it makes the braid stiff just fret right left and then once I get to the end, I really focus on the ends and make sure I wrap it and then twist it and then again press it together. So that it bends into the braid and there you have it, and so now I'm just going to tuck this. You can add as many as you want to add, you can put them everywhere. You want to put them at. You can either even start like at the bottom. The second stitch you want it to just add some over here, where it's just kind of like bare. I'M not gon na put a lot, so I'm just gon na take a little piece. Nothing. This is just the easiest, and this was only like three to three dollars at Hobby Lobby and, as you know how you love, you always has that forty percent company every craft store. I think they have that forty percent off coupon on like one item, one full price item, so justr chief, I'm gon na start at the top, make sure I bend it into the brain and then just start wrapping it and they also get some of em just Make sure I'll wrap it really tightly and then bend it into the braid and there you go a little cute little exit to the brain room, really cute huh. I like it, make sure you lay down your baby here, flick those time a little bit. Okay - and I do this side, but so good for me, the older, the brains get the prettier. They are because they look more natural, they're more. You know they loosen up there. So still hope you guys found this little quick brain tip, useful I'll, see you guys in the next video bye