How To Make Hand Tied Weft, Free Course For Beginners And Professionals, Hand Tied Weft Hair Extens

How to make hand-tied weft i'd like to show you how i make my hand-tied widths. This is the hand tying tool that i use. I made it myself uh. It'S got like two pipe shaped steels attached installed on this wooden board and as you see it's just you know attached with screws. It'S just you know steel pipe. I bought this in the shop where they usually sell sewing machine stuff. You know yeah lots of you know. Similar items are sold there, it is intentionally made for threads and another steel pipe. You know i got the second one, so you would usually need two of them. You know attached on the board. One is on the left side and the second one is on your right side. Also, you would need some water clips and a cheating you know paper. So once you start once you're ready, just put the three double strings on your tying tools, so it's gon na be put from right to left on your right. You have three double strings and between them, as you see, there's like uh five inches and then all these three double strings, as you see, goes to your left and then all tied on the left. Still quiet slowly start tying. Your first knot try to keep your fingers wet and keep the hair wet for sure. That'S going to help you a lot, make your easy make your job much much easier and further on. You will see a very slow motion pictures. So don't worry right now, as you see now, these two knots are very identical, similar to each other, that's very important, which makes our job looking cleaner and nicer. So, as you see, she's just repeating same thing over and over and she won't - she will be doing this for about 100 times. So you will need about 100 knots in order to receive one nice hand-tied width. There are some very important notes. I wrote them right on your screen. Sometimes you know you can just read it from the screen and take a note for yourself. So do so so keep making your notes keep them tight. Nice keep them wet while you're making it and don't forget about the lock. You see right here, look at the lock there, you go long. Hair goes under the bottom string and then just locks. It that's very important and then keep the clip, preferably on the last knot. So it's going to secure it. It'S going to hold it until you put the next one, so just keep the repeating the loop a few times to make the whole thing it's gon na take about up to two hours. So so so so, as i told you earlier uh, this is for educational purposes. I'Ve used the black thread strings. So when you are making your own blonde wefts, please don't forget to use beige color thread strings. So, as you see, black and blonde doesn't match very well it doesn't. You know it doesn't look very well on the west. However. However, this weft on your screen right now is just for educational purposes. Did you see the lock yeah, that's very important and also try to use double strings? At least maybe triple you know, so you you know thread is really securing. You know you're ensured that it's not going to break in the middle of your work and also another important thing is: keep your knots very identical to each other as much as possible. You know so down so so do so do do so once you're done with your weft, don't forget about the last lock, which is slightly different than previous locks and then once you've done the last lock easily slowly start removing the weft from the pipes keep the Threads on don't cut them off because you would need them. You need to create a small knot from using your own string, so it's going to hold the ends of the hair and you may want to leave those you know strings on, don't cut them off because it might be useful on attaching them onto the head. Sometimes you know there is always time to cut them off, so just keep them on. You know, there's no need to rush cut them. So once we've done with the you know, string knots: let's go to the birds, birds, it's the head, which is, you know, short bent onto the back of the weft. We need to make them. You know as short as possible. I usually leave them like half an inch could leave, you know a bit longer or a bit shorter. It doesn't matter just whatever you prefer is okay in here, there's there's no stun dart, but half an inch is usually you know, goes well with the weft. So once you start cutting them, you've got very nice. Small, tiny birds left on back of the weft. Well, that's not over! Yet we've done with the hand-tied weft. It looks nice secure. But, however, there are a few things left now, even though it looks you know nice and secure. However, if you pull out one or two strands, it usually comes out from the weft. So what we do is usually we we do some, you know even more securing job on the weft thread itself and then we would also add some layers of glue on right on the top of the you know thread. So in the further series i will try to show you how we do that, so you can make sure that your weft is pretty secure and tight and nice and there is no shedding so um hope. This was helpful and thank you so much for your attention. Any questions, let me know, thank you, so you