Cut yarn and sew up the ends<\/p>\n
brown hairband:<\/p>\n
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- R: 20 ch, sl into the first ch<\/li>\n
- – 6. R: 2ch, sc around<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Cut yarn and sew up the ends<\/p>\n
white hairband:<\/p>\n
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- R: 36 ch<\/li>\n
- R: 33 dc from 4th stitch<\/li>\n
- R: ch, 14 sc, sk, 5 \u00a0dc into the next stich, sk, 15sc<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Cut yarn and sew up the ends,\u00a0sew button to one end<\/p>\n
Now you can start with the actual work:<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nTipp: I like to do one row of hair before sewing the wip cap to the head. You can also do all of the hair first or sew the cap to the head before starting the hair. I think it’s best if you try what suits your workflow.<\/p>\n
Ty the hair to the wig cap as follows: Cut about 20cm long pieces of brown cotton. Knot one strand into each crochet stitch in the first row as you see in picture 2. For doing so you pull a loop through the top loops of the stitch. Then you pull the ends through that loop and thus fasten the strand. Knot one strand to each stitch in the second row, too (this time you do not work through the top loops but around the hdc). In the other rows you work one strand into each 3rd hdc. Knot 5-6 short strands to the front in order to form the fringe. In the end you comb through the hair. I always have to do that several times before the hair does not look straggly anymore (see picture 4).<\/p>\n
Now you start doing the hairstyle:<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nDo a very high pony tail and fasten it with a bit of yarn. Leave out one skein on each side. Pull the queue through the brown crochet hairband as seen in picture 1. Ty a bit of yarn around the middle. Cut hair about 3 cm above the crochet hairband. Spread the hair into all directions as seen in picture 2. Fold down the crochet hairband and stuff the ends of the hair underneath the upper layer of the crochet hairband. As you can see in picture 3 this does not yet look very accurate. This is why I use a normal hairband to fasten the hair as you see in picture 4.<\/p>\n