finally!!!! you are so talented!! ive got into wanting to make these. my ends werent working out and youvr shown me how!!!! thank you doll!! i always come here to have you show me!!
I am so. Inge watching your channel right now. Thank you for showing the process. I am so greatful for you for showing us. I wish I had the attention span to do what you do. Lol. Take my money. That's easier.
I just saw this video a few days and I went out yesterday and got all materials to start making these for my husband. I love the look of these more than the fabric kind. My first one so far is not very good , but hopefully with some more practice I'll get the hang of it. Thanks so much for sharing. I would love to learn more from you.
You have no idea how happy this made me. :) After missing out on a woolen dread tie on Etsy that I really wanted, thanks to you I can recreate my own now. You're seriously awesome.
@@ReggiesCorner - Oh, I'm way past inspired, Sister, I'm completely STOKED! :D I've been ransacking my craft components for wire and my roving stash, and can't wait to get started. Before I found this, I was envisioning the process in my mind, and thinking I might need to cover the bare wire with something to make the wool adhere better. Have you ever had any issues with the wires working their way through the wool, either initially or over time/with wear?
@@chromeoiran951 Yes, way back in the beginning during my trial and errors I had many wires poke through the wool. But I found with this method as long as you needle felt the ends before and after rolling them it doesnt happen. I have been using the same spiral for my hair for over 2 years now with no issues. :)
Hello, I love this video, it's so useful! Do you have one on making a material spiral lock? I have some material I'd like to use but I can't find anything on making one out of material.
I do not, but it is easier than you would think! Take a square of fabric, lay your wire diagonally corner to corner, fold the fabric in half sandwiching the wire and wrap it tightly. You should fold the ends in before wrapping all the way to the point so the fabric holds itself, then secure it with string! Good luck!! 😁🥰
Thanks for this - I have locs down to my behind and I've been meaning to make a spiralock for ages. I've got a nice sparkly batt that I plan to use (got it in a club and it'll look SO much better felted than spun!) and I'm going to wrap it with WYS 4 ply Vintage Tinsel yarn! 🥰🥰
You're so wellcome! With locs this long I would suggest a 34" long spiral. It can be tedious to roll ones that long so do some super careful needle felting to try to help the process along before wet felting. And remember go have fun with it!💜💜
You are so welcome! The best part about this style of hair wrap is that you can use ANY kind of wire. If its too flimsy just double it up more and keep twisting it up on itself until its sturdy enough for your liking! And yes I do, I offer them in several mini sizes as well as 18" and 25" lengths. I use to offer them in 36" length but that length is difficult to control while felting, so I only make those occasionally upon request now. ❤
Hello i love it but does it leave lint on hair or not ? As i have seen people doing it with roven ? I have afro hair. Thanks in advance following from Poland
Hello! As long as you felt the wool roving enough it should not shed into your hair. If you really want to use one of these and are very worried you could always make it the same color as your hair. I personally have not had an issue in over 10 years but better safe than sorry.... Good luck! ❤
By far the best of "how to make Spral locks" video available. Have made four with varying success. Are you able to tell me please what guage wire you use and what soft/hardness the wire is? My question is purely for personal use. Would bonsai florists wire work do you think?
Thank you. I'm so glad you are benefiting from the video! Gauge doesnt really matter, just get what you can and if you need to double it up more. Hardness is something that would be personal preference since you're just making them for yourself. If you want a very flexible wrap, use a soft wire. If you want a more sturdy one use something harder. 💜
@@ReggiesCorner Thank you for the quick reply !!! I'm just out of lockdown in Oz, cannot wait to go to the hardware store. Again , by far the vid on the subject. Thank you so much.
Well, it's a secret so there won't be much info out there unless you really dig deep and practice. I offered classes last year but haven't picked them back up this year. I'd be happy to help you learn if you want to search me out on Facebook, I can do it half the cost of the course if it's just you and I.
@@ReggiesCorner it's the type of wool that you use, considering there are multiple different kinds. I appreciate the offer but someone very kind helped me along the way
@@iswhatitis_ayy no, it's not a specific type of wool, it's the method I created to make them. I can get this texture out of any wools that I have, including merino, because of how I make them.
How much would you charge me to make one that's about 24" long? I had an accident with a knife that ended up going through my hand and it severed the tendon go my index finger and they still couldn't fix it after 9 surgeries so now I'm stuck with a finger that doesn't bend and touching even the softest cotton sends the nerves in my band into an absolute frenzy of pain. Just watching you toll that on the table gave me chills!!! I have been looking of etsy but they are way to expensive for me to buy.
@@FairMaidenDesigns It sure is hard on the hands, I can't imagine wanting to keep rolling if it gave you pain. If you're on Facebook find me in my group Locked Ladies and we can work something out! 🤗
It's called wool roving, sometimes called wool top. ( the only difference is that top has all the fibers going in one direction, both work amazingly well.)
This is awesome. I LOVE felting. Thank you for this.❤❤
You're welcome! So happy to share!!❤❤
finally!!!! you are so talented!! ive got into wanting to make these. my ends werent working out and youvr shown me how!!!! thank you doll!! i always come here to have you show me!!
I am SOOOOO glad my video has been of some help to you! I hope your ends work out really well from now on!!
You My Dear are the real MVP. Thank You.
Aww, thank you for watching!
Thanks for posting… I made 3 of these after watching and I love them!!
You are so welcome! I am SO glad others can benefit from my videos!
I am so. Inge watching your channel right now. Thank you for showing the process. I am so greatful for you for showing us. I wish I had the attention span to do what you do. Lol. Take my money. That's easier.
Thank you SO MUCH for this! BEST tutorial I've seen yet
You are SO welcome!! 💕🙌
Thank you for this video. You’re a wonderful teacher!
You are so welcome, I am so glad you are able to use what I have shared, good luck and please dont hesitate to share pics with me anytime! :)
I just saw this video a few days and I went out yesterday and got all materials to start making these for my husband. I love the look of these more than the fabric kind. My first one so far is not very good , but hopefully with some more practice I'll get the hang of it. Thanks so much for sharing. I would love to learn more from you.
I am so glad you are creating some for your husband!! They are a lot of fun to make, its all in how you wrap and roll out the wool. Don't give up!
You have no idea how happy this made me. :) After missing out on a woolen dread tie on Etsy that I really wanted, thanks to you I can recreate my own now. You're seriously awesome.
I am so happy to have been able to help!! If I can inspire even one person to create something from their heart that is more than enough for me!! 🥰🥰🥰
@@ReggiesCorner - Oh, I'm way past inspired, Sister, I'm completely STOKED! :D I've been ransacking my craft components for wire and my roving stash, and can't wait to get started. Before I found this, I was envisioning the process in my mind, and thinking I might need to cover the bare wire with something to make the wool adhere better. Have you ever had any issues with the wires working their way through the wool, either initially or over time/with wear?
@@chromeoiran951 Yes, way back in the beginning during my trial and errors I had many wires poke through the wool. But I found with this method as long as you needle felt the ends before and after rolling them it doesnt happen. I have been using the same spiral for my hair for over 2 years now with no issues. :)
@@ReggiesCorner - That's awesome, thanks so much for the knowledge-share!
@@chromeoiran951 of course! I'm always happy to help!😁
Thank you so much for posting this. Really appreciate it 🙂
Thanks for sharing your know how. That is a beautiful tie. 😊
Thank you so much for watching! I hope you are able to make something beautiful and useful as well! Good luck!💖
Well thats fun. I love it.
i love handrolling its my meditation and sell well because of my love of rolling 😁
That is so wonderful ❤🙌💕
Thank you for this video! It’s so helpful!
You are so welcome! I would love to see what you come up with if you end up making your own!
@@ReggiesCorner I would be happy to share it with you! I don’t have all the materials yet- but Il put something together 😄
Hello, I love this video, it's so useful!
Do you have one on making a material spiral lock? I have some material I'd like to use but I can't find anything on making one out of material.
I do not, but it is easier than you would think! Take a square of fabric, lay your wire diagonally corner to corner, fold the fabric in half sandwiching the wire and wrap it tightly. You should fold the ends in before wrapping all the way to the point so the fabric holds itself, then secure it with string! Good luck!! 😁🥰
Thank you so much for sharing this! I just ordered a dread detox kit from you and love the look of these spiral hair ties you sell :)
Aww thank you so much for the kind words and the amazing support! 💜
Fabulous video, thank you :)
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Thanks for this - I have locs down to my behind and I've been meaning to make a spiralock for ages. I've got a nice sparkly batt that I plan to use (got it in a club and it'll look SO much better felted than spun!) and I'm going to wrap it with WYS 4 ply Vintage Tinsel yarn! 🥰🥰
You're so wellcome! With locs this long I would suggest a 34" long spiral. It can be tedious to roll ones that long so do some super careful needle felting to try to help the process along before wet felting. And remember go have fun with it!💜💜
Thank you for this!!
You are SO welcome!! I hope you enjoy making them!
Beautiful! Thank you 🙏🏽 ♥️☀️
You are SO welcome !!💜
Yay thank you 😁 !
Love it 😍 thank you very much.
You're so very welcome!
Thank you! I want to make some! May I ask what kind of wire is that? And do you sell by different inches?
You are so welcome! The best part about this style of hair wrap is that you can use ANY kind of wire. If its too flimsy just double it up more and keep twisting it up on itself until its sturdy enough for your liking! And yes I do, I offer them in several mini sizes as well as 18" and 25" lengths. I use to offer them in 36" length but that length is difficult to control while felting, so I only make those occasionally upon request now. ❤
What is that called? Just fabric? Did u dye the fabric or can I buy it with colors ?
It's just wool roving. You can use any fabric you want though, get creative and let me know how it turns out!!
Is the wire aluminum or copper? And should it be 12 gauge?
It doesnt matter! Honestly any type any thicker gauge will work. 😄
Okay! Thanks for the quick reply!
Love it! Thnx!!
Hello i love it but does it leave lint on hair or not ? As i have seen people doing it with roven ? I have afro hair.
Thanks in advance following from Poland
Hello! As long as you felt the wool roving enough it should not shed into your hair. If you really want to use one of these and are very worried you could always make it the same color as your hair. I personally have not had an issue in over 10 years but better safe than sorry.... Good luck! ❤
@@ReggiesCorner thx for the quick reply I really love the color you used that's why I was worried .thx again
Que lindo!💓
Thank you for watching!! ❤
Amazing thank you
You're so welcome! And thanks again for everything!
I have an idea for you! After you Bend the ends add a small dot of hot glue to them!
That is a great idea! If I ever end up opening my shop again and making more I'll try it out!
What to you call the material that you’re wrapping around a wire
It is called roving . :)
By far the best of "how to make Spral locks" video available.
Have made four with varying success.
Are you able to tell me please what guage wire you use and what soft/hardness the wire is? My question is purely for personal use. Would bonsai florists wire work do you think?
Thank you. I'm so glad you are benefiting from the video! Gauge doesnt really matter, just get what you can and if you need to double it up more. Hardness is something that would be personal preference since you're just making them for yourself. If you want a very flexible wrap, use a soft wire. If you want a more sturdy one use something harder. 💜
@@ReggiesCorner Thank you for the quick reply !!! I'm just out of lockdown in Oz, cannot wait to go to the hardware store. Again , by far the vid on the subject. Thank you so much.
What kind of dreads are hanging up on the wall behind you?
They are just a bunch of wool dreads that I made in different textures. 🙂
How do you get those textures? I want to make my own pair soon and haven't seen any information about texturizing wool dreadlocks
Well, it's a secret so there won't be much info out there unless you really dig deep and practice. I offered classes last year but haven't picked them back up this year. I'd be happy to help you learn if you want to search me out on Facebook, I can do it half the cost of the course if it's just you and I.
@@ReggiesCorner it's the type of wool that you use, considering there are multiple different kinds. I appreciate the offer but someone very kind helped me along the way
@@iswhatitis_ayy no, it's not a specific type of wool, it's the method I created to make them. I can get this texture out of any wools that I have, including merino, because of how I make them.
How much would you charge me to make one that's about 24" long? I had an accident with a knife that ended up going through my hand and it severed the tendon go my index finger and they still couldn't fix it after 9 surgeries so now I'm stuck with a finger that doesn't bend and touching even the softest cotton sends the nerves in my band into an absolute frenzy of pain. Just watching you toll that on the table gave me chills!!! I have been looking of etsy but they are way to expensive for me to buy.
You answered my question lol I should have watched the whole video lol
@@FairMaidenDesigns It sure is hard on the hands, I can't imagine wanting to keep rolling if it gave you pain. If you're on Facebook find me in my group Locked Ladies and we can work something out! 🤗
Didn't hear what you called the wooly stuff??
It's called wool roving, sometimes called wool top. ( the only difference is that top has all the fibers going in one direction, both work amazingly well.)