Double Ended Roving Wool Dread Tutorial
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This was pretty cool.
thanks 4 sharing
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This tutorial has helped me sooooo much! I was worried about making my own but it looks easier than making synthetic ones and ive done that!
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awesome Tute. one of the best
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would you describe them as heavy of light?
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Great instructions but I found the text wasn't on screen for long enough
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Tried this and they turned out great!! Thanks :D
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how much wool roving do you need to make a full head?
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@fuzzyizmit take it as constructive critisism... or don't:)
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Very light when compared with synthetic dreads of the same length, size and number.
fuzzyizmit 8 months ago
That is great to hear! If you have any pictures, link them! I would love to see them!
fuzzyizmit 1 year ago
It depends on how many you need for your head and how long. I say a pound is a good general estimate, but you may need more or less.
fuzzyizmit 1 year ago
nice idea with the tutorial but the time left to read the tutorial is way too short - no real fun watching the vid if you can't read it all and have to pause the time, it takes away the flow:(
jirihozpodebrad23 1 year ago
@jirihozpodebrad23 Okay.... use the information or dont... no skin off my nose.
fuzzyizmit 1 year ago 5
Fix them? I am not sure what you mean by this? Fixation? Well, the wool felts to the other wool fibers, binding them together when you are palm rolling them with the soap and hot water... like if you put a wool sweater through the wash.
I got mine out of my hair just fine. After a while, they will start to felt to your natural hair (because all hair can felt... or dread... it is the same process. Some things just felt/dread easier than others) but it takes a while.
fuzzyizmit 1 year ago