classes in bronze castingThe ponytail can be low at the base of the neck, at the back of the head or low to one side of the head. Add a headband or de corative hair combs to complete the look. Bun The hair is grabbed into a ponytail but the ends of the braids are twisted into a bun. The bun can placed in the center of the head, base of the neck or high on top of the crown of the head. Loose Letting the braids hang loosely is an option no matter the length of the box braids. Curl the braids with rollers or a hot curler fo print icons free r a more styled look. Up-Do The box braids are gathered and piled on top of the head. The braids are loosely gathered or tigh tly twisted for an up-do style. Half-Up The braids are gathered into a ponytail from ear to ear while the remaining braids la classes in bronze casting y loose to the shoulders or down the back, depending on their length.1 Sew a self-stitched edge when your fabric ravels sligh . open. Turn under edges of the side seam 1/4 inch on both sides and stitch a 1/8-inch seam. 3 Overcast the edge, by hand or o n a sewing machine, with an overcast stitch when you sew with fabrics that ravel and require a secure finish. Using a needle and thread, insert the needle on the bottom of the side seam, about 1/4 in from the edge. Pull needle and thread through and repeat along the edge, with stitches about 1/4 inch apart. Create a more stable finished edge by sewing a straight stitch 1/4 photoshop textures concrete inch in from the edge of the side seam, then do an overcast stitch along the edge of the fabric, inserting your hand sewing needle from the bottom on the inside edge of your machine sewing line. 4 Finish the edge of your fabric using a zigzagged mac classes in bronze casting hine stitch along the edge side seams when you are working with fabric that ravels and requires a secure finish. Set your zig . e or double-fold bias tape. 6 Draw upon seam finishing techniques from the East with a Hong Kong finish. Encase side seams us ing lightweight lining fabric with edges turned under, cut on the bias. 7 Serge the edges of the side seams in your garment, if you own a serger. The size and type of serged edge is based upon the type of fabric you are working with. Consult the manu als that came with your serger to make these determinations.1 Comb through all the hair and remove any tangles and secure the free book vectors hair in a ponytail. 2 Separate the ponytail into three strands. Hold two sections in the left hand and one section in the ri ght. 3 Wind the strand of hair in your right hand until it is about the length of your index finger and switch so the three s classes in bronze casting trands of hair are in your right hand, still separated by your fingers. Be sure to hold tightly to the wound strand so it doe .
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