Wedding Hair Series: Crochet Updo

Hey guys welcome back to my channel in today's video, I'm gon na show you how to do this beautiful style using crochet. Here, let's go the model that I'm using is actually my best friend and she came to me with two cornrows going straight back. She is actually the maid of honor and this wedding, so I wanted to make sure my girl was looking snacky alright now for this type of crochet hairstyle, I think it's best to have the braids going back, but if you prefer to do a beehive or whatever Crochet braiding patterns that you use, they will work perfectly fine as well, and I'm warning you guys right now excuse my sweaty mustache, like that is the first place that I sweat and I had that hot crewneck one like do not judge me. My look is looking mad away. What is going to I'm going to be using shine and jam on her edges only on some of the breeze, mainly the front. Do you see my girl dozing off like she just keep you knock? Oh poor thing. She does sleep at all the night before, like that, doesn't make anything. The breeding pattern that I used is extremely simple. All it is, is 12 small braids in the front and eight trays in the back, and I braided them into each other. I like to sew my breaks down when I'm done for crochet, but if you raise them all in to each other, do a beehive or whatever, whatever is best for you sewing, is just easier and that braid at the bottom in the back is for. If she was to pull the hair up, it would just look a lot natural look, a lot more natural in the back. This is the hair that I'm using this hair, so beautiful once it's unrivaled, you guys will see towards the end of the video. It'S so beautiful here I am just crocheting the twists in because they come pre twisted. I like to unravel them, though, because I like the curl stuff, that's which give you and don't mind us talking. We were on FaceTime with our other friends. Sorry, that's a little distracting when I'm crocheting this hair. I leave about an inch and a half to two inches between each twist, because this hair can get very big, very quick, so you want to try not to overcrowd the hair in the front. You'Re gon na want to crochet the hair a little closer together so that you're not leaving any gaps in between. I told you guys this here gets really big, but it is so beautiful here. She is just telling me where she likes her parts and I'm just folding the hair over to mimic apart herring and fishing for a few strands to have out in the front, but this hair is 14 inches. So I didn't want it really long. So I went a lot further back in her head so that when it does leave to the front it's a lot shorter Here I am gathering the hair into a low side ponytail because we're going to do a low bun and I wanted to do it on The opposite side of her part. I just thought it would look better that way since you're done making the ponytail you're gon na wan na pull some of the hair out from the ponytail, I'm not completely just so low that some of the hair is laying on her forehead and you could leave The hair like this, if you wanted, I think this coin cell is already so pretty, but since we're doing a primer hairstyle, I wanted to make it more elegant and turn it into a bun. Now, you're gon na start pinning the hair to your desired. Look and you're gon na want to do it section by section just to ensure that the bun does not move whoever you're doing this style on if you're doing it on yourself or client, make sure that you pin it in strategic places. So, no matter how much moving they're doing dancing whatever that the bun does not move. That'S very important. This is the final look guys to complete the list. You can just lay the edges down with some edge control or some more shine and jam, and I think this is so beautiful. This is beautiful for a bride, a bridesmaid, a wedding guest. It doesn't even matter. I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial I'll see you guys later bye.