How To Ventilate A Lace Closure Using Tiny Crochet Hook|Kanekalon Braiding Hair
- Posted on 30 April, 2021
- Full Lace Wig
- By Anonymous
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So hi guys welcome back to my channel today. I will show you all how to ventilate a lace closure. First thing you need to do is to have your lace ready, get a crochet needle with a tiny hook, prep your chemical and braiding hair and get it ready. You can place your lace closure on a mannequin head or a small foam like i'm using just place. The lace, wherever you feel, will be comfortable for you now, let's ventilate, i'm going to show a close view, video of how i ventilate as a beginner when you want to ventilate with this kind of crochet needle. All you need to do first is to open the hook, put the hook in a last hole and bring it out from the second less hole make sure it gets to the thin part where the arrow is pointing now use the hook to take two to four Strands of hair, then pull back. The hook will close by itself then push the hook going forward, grab the hair and pull through the loop. That way the hair will automatically knot by itself. I don't know if you guys understand my explanations, but this is more of a visual learning tutorial. If you do not understand you can play the video back as many times as you want i'll just leave you guys to watch and learn so uh, that's good! So yeah this is the finished. Look and honestly, i feel very comfortable ventilating, with a kind of collaborating hair than a human hair. For me, conical and braiding hair is stress free to work with than human hair, and this hair took me about two days to finish. So guys, if you like this video and share to subscribe, give it a huge thumbs up, comment down below and make sure to share my videos, um um
Comments
Emelia Owusu-Mensah: Great! Everything can be seen so clearly. Thank you
Brittany Willrich: This is a great visual tutorial. I almost gave up on making my lace closure
Florence Amaraegbu: You did good using open and close hook to ventilate. Weldone sis.
Blessing Ngozi: Nice work. Thank you
Chibugo Uwaezuoke: Please where did you get your ventilating pin from I need one
Hannatu Ali: Nice job ma
Sofla Monama: Thank you
Laila Payton: Where did you get your crochet hook?
Christann Beckford: Where did you purchase the lace ??
Blessing Ngozi: Nice one
nthandalu: Beautiful closure You got patience gal
DREAMCAST: Thank you so much
Blessing Paul Chukwu: Thanks for sharing
Annie E:
Meknex Kingsley: I just need this patience
Mfon Eno: Great job sis pls where can I get the closure net here in Nigerian
Melica Hamilton: What's the size do you cut the lace
Ezemba Chinenye: Nice work so after how will treat the attachment to be slicky
Cee C Affairs: What net did you use?
Mbeli Genevieve: Pls where do you purchase your closure net
Anna Vivian: Thanks
Odoemenam Stephenie: I don’t know if it’s because my lace is not strong or my crochet is too big but am using the same size of crochet you used in the video
Sessy Glory: Please, what is the name of the net you use
Joan Addo: Please I have same needle but it tearing up my net
DREAMCAST: But I want to do box how would o do boxes
Gift Gift: Tnx I understand God bless ur hand I prefer dZ dan others Luv u
Onyefunwe Faith: Do you sale this crochet hook you are using
honey drips drips: can I get from you??? please reply
Odoemenam Stephenie: Pls I always have this problem while ventilating,my lace holes becomes weak and loose each time I pass my crochet through it.
Rakia Fusein: Please do u sell
Asia signz: You didn't talk about the spacing