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Well, here it is - my second foray into video tutorials on cosplay techniques, and just as long as the first one.

Sorry, I do ramble in it, but there is so much you should know about wefts and synthetic hair and stuffs like that, that I can't help it. Even though it is rather long (16 minutes, I think...) it is worth it, as the technique is one that is easy to learn, but takes a lot of practice to get down. It really does.

So, I hope that this explains the process thoroughly.

I will be doing another tutorial, either video or picture, about how to sew in the wefts to a wig, but that is quite easy compared to this technique.

As always, please forgive a few things:

1. I still hate the sound of my voice. I just can't get beyond how horrible it sounds, but I think that's a normal thing that people think of their own voice.

2. That I get snarky at the end. Sorry - we all have different ways of doing things, some are right, some are wrong, and some are just dependent on how you do it.

3. It is long. Again. I just go on and on, sorry. I can't help it, I tried to keep this one brief (and, though I was successful... ha!) but it just didn't work out that way.

4. Again, if something goes out of sync - I don't know. I'm just using iMovie, and it works fine in anything but full screen, so.. please don't give me crap unless you can help me fix it ^_^;;

Anywho, again, as always, if you use this for something, I would appreciate it if you could link me - I really love it when someone shows me something that I helped out with (via tutorial or whatnot), I really, really do!

I do beg of you, though, please do not repost, redistribute or STEAL this tutorial.
©2009 Samantha Lemieux / Taeliac Studio
www.BeAnime.com

Description
Picture Supplement

Well, here it is - my second foray into video tutorials on cosplay techniques, and just as long as the first one.

Sorry, I do ramble in it, but there is so much you should know about wefts and synthetic hair and stuffs like that, that I can't help it. Even though it is rather long (16 minutes, I think...) it is worth it, as the technique is one that is easy to learn, but takes a lot of practice to get down. It really does.

So, I hope that this explains the process thoroughly.

I will be doing another tutorial, either video or picture, about how to sew in the wefts to a wig, but that is quite easy compared to this technique.

As always, please forgive a few things:

1. I still hate the sound of my voice. I just can't get beyond how horrible it sounds, but I think that's a normal thing that people think of their own voice.

2. That I get snarky at the end. Sorry - we all have different ways of doing things, some are right, some are wrong, and some are just dependent on how you do it.

3. It is long. Again. I just go on and on, sorry. I can't help it, I tried to keep this one brief (and, though I was successful... ha!) but it just didn't work out that way.

4. Again, if something goes out of sync - I don't know. I'm just using iMovie, and it works fine in anything but full screen, so.. please don't give me crap unless you can help me fix it ^_^;;

Anywho, again, as always, if you use this for something, I would appreciate it if you could link me - I really love it when someone shows me something that I helped out with (via tutorial or whatnot), I really, really do!

I do beg of you, though, please do not repost, redistribute or STEAL this tutorial.
©2009 Samantha Lemieux / Taeliac Studio
www.BeAnime.com