Sew in weaves, I want to learn HELP!

[Mook's hair]

I want to learn to do sew ins for other people who keep asking me.

For all of you ladies who wear them, Can you please give me links to YouTube videos and any other sources where you think I can learn the best way.

And also if you post a link for me. Tell me why you like the technique that is being used or even if you have seen one technique that is horrible and want to tell me to never follow a specific method.

THANKS in ADVANCE!!!

 

[Janet']

I don't know anything about sew-ins, but I do know that you seem to be able to whatever style you put your mind to, so I cannot wait until you post pics!

 

[Napp]

i learned by doing a million searches on bhm

net weaves are very easy to do

here is a very simple tutorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlG-j48gCeU

 

[MyAngelEyez~C~U]

Check out MsChanda's Channel

 

[glamazon386]

Check out the weave section on BHM, Mook. That's how I learned to do my own from pictures and reading posts. But that was before Youtube existed.

 

[Mook's hair]

I'll check out BHM. Does anyone else have suggestions?

 

[Guitarhero]

I second MsChanda, she's very professional and all her weaves look gorgeous.

 

[cocoagirl]

I third mschanda, she's a beast wit' it. Also check out thomasadrianna, she is excellent

 

[Tiye]

I third mschanda, she's a beast wit' it. Also check out thomasadrianna, she is excellent

I agree. I learned the most from ThomasAdrianna. Lots of youtubers have little nuggets of wisdom to share. For example I don't even remember the name of the person who demo'd the proper stitch technique coz that's probably the only time I ever watched her channel. Just use the search box and keep troweling till you find the info you need.

 

[Mook's hair]

I went to Ms Chanda's channel and while Yes, her end results are very nice...She talks a bit too much for me without really explaining and showing good views of what she is doing and sometimes she just skips to the end. I'm more-so seeking examples that take you through more of the steps and speak on the how to aspect.

Anyone know of any like that?

 

[Sheena]

This is a pretty good tutorial and it's easy to follow because she uses white thread to demonstrate http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kw2S2RWdBO0

1:22 - how to braid
2:45 - what to do with the tail of the braid
3:12 - how to measure the hair for the track
3:39 - how to thread the needle
4:28 - how to sew the braid

 

[Mook's hair]

Thank you Sheena. Even with her shaky camera and smoke detector in the background that needs a new battery...I got what I needed from this video, she explained everything very well without blabbing on & on about nothing and I could see clearly too.

 

[Fine 4s]

Making my mark...I'ma need this.

 

[RoseGolden]

This is a pretty good tutorial and it's easy to follow because she uses white thread to demonstrate http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kw2S2RWdBO0

1:22 - how to braid
2:45 - what to do with the tail of the braid
3:12 - how to measure the hair for the track
3:39 - how to thread the needle
4:28 - how to sew the braid

Cosigning on Candytt ^^

She explains things well and shows the process step by step. I learned how to do my own sew-ins primarily by studying her videos and i've gotten pretty good!

These were the most helpful, she shows the process from start to finish.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fAq_rwjD0s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsPtCE0MUD4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opi5LB0mx4w


Good luck op.

 

[liteskinshowdy]

Candytt is great