How/ Make A Double Sided Satin Hair Bonnet

  • Posted on 20 January, 2022
  • Long Hair
  • By Anonymous

Um so hi my family welcome back to this channel happy new year. This is my first video this year, although i recorded it last year, sometime back at night. I hope you enjoy it. We are making a certain hair bonnet today. If you are new here, welcome you welcome to the channel and, if you've been here with us, thank you for the love. Thank you for the support, so we are starting by cutting out a circle. The size of this circle depends on how big you want your satin hair bonnet to be. I usually use that um kente material to to just mark how big i want it to be. You have to measure the size of my circle so now we're cutting that off that circle. This video is self-explanatory. Most of it cutting that out now, please, when you're walking, walk on a plane ground, don't work on a carpet like i did yeah. You might end up cutting your carpet also now you're going to use the one you've cut, you've just finished, cutting the black side to cut the blue part side also, but you're going to place the right sides facing each other and then pin here. You won't even need to draw using the chalk just cut following the black edges. Kindly if you find this video, interesting and very educative, please share don't forget to give us a thumbs up and do not forget to subscribe here. We are, both sides have been cut. We are going to stitch here is what i mean when i say right sides facing each other. You can see the right sides are on the inside and then the other side. The wrong sides are on the outside before we stitch you're going to mark these spots. For your opening to help you turn the inside part out when you stitch you leave this part there and there that distance yeah you're going to leave it open you're, not going to stitch and close it you're going to stitch here where i'm putting dots round up To the other side, where i have marked for the opening you're, not stitching the opening part you'll see this as we you'll understand as we move forward. Sorry, i'm going to be stitching it off camera. Here i am done stitching that part, but don't worry, i'm going to show you the rest while i'm stitching them, so you can see that this is what i meant. You see that opening there the two marks. I'M i marked the two spots i marked before stitching now, i'm turning the inside part, which are the right sides outside it, looks easy, but it takes time eventually you'll get there. So this is where, after you've turned it uh the inside part out. You can go ahead and iron, you can go ahead and iron them and iron it so that the edges are sharp for someone like me, i'm used, so i can easily stitch even without ironing. After here we are going to stitch the part where your elastic band will pass through see this. You mark, like half an inch or an inch like that. I usually use half an inch for your elastic band to pass like where you're going to make your elastic band enter. I should call it like that. Okay, you're, going to stitch round you're not going to leave any opening for this part, i'm showing you again. We are going to stitch while stitching make sure your threads are matching for mine. My blue thread was down and then my black thread was up, so i'm stitching black up. You can see. We are stitching that part for your elastic band, where you're going to put your elastic band here, you don't leave any any space because you're not going to turn anything inside out. So here we go i'm working at night guys so because my lighting isn't that clear that good, but i'm because i'm working at night yeah. I hope this video is a bit clear for you, so you seeing and understanding what i'm explaining this is a business idea for someone out there. You can just venture into only certain hair, bonnets or bonnets yeah see here. I'M done. I have stitched where the elastic band is going to pass. You can see this part, i didn't leave any part there open it's only the first opening that is still there all round has been stitched. Please make sure you get the best quality materials, certain materials get the best. Don'T go for cheap because yeah you want quickly, you want a big profit or something get good quality material. This is the elastic band. I'M going to use. You can use smaller than these. You can use bigger than these. You can use this size, it's all up to you and then i'll put that safety pin to help push through the elastic band. So you'll just tie a knot. It all depends on you. I like to tie the knot. Some people love to stitch, but i like to tie the knot. It'S faster, it's easier just make sure your elastic bun is not very tight yeah. You can try it on your head on your dummy, but make sure it is not very tight because your client is going to be feeling uncomfortable so make sure it is loosely not very loose, not very tight. It'S comfortable then, after here i'll, be stitching. The other opening with left - you don't leave it like that, so we are going to stitch it. This part is what i'm talking about you're going to close it like this, you don't mind you're, going to stitch on top. It'S okay, yeah, just fold that in and i'm going to stitch it off camera, i'm going to stitch the top part just stitching it normally to close it yeah stitching up there and close that there so guys. This is how you make your satin hair bonnet. I'M going to show you how you wear it, hopefully very soon, i'll also do the hair bonnet with a strap the one without elastic, and i show you how you can do that as well. This is how you wear it. Don'T just put and leave you adjust like what i'm doing you see how cute that is if you've watched this video up to this far, thank you so much, and may god bless you see you next time you

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