Jero - asymetrical plastic

[hairbunniez]

Jero has very short natural hair at the moment, so we had to slightly change our usual methods of working with plastic, but we're very pleased with how it turned out. Many thanks to atropab for the suggestions. We used a mixture of rexlace and ponylace in blues and silver.

Comments

[hairbunniez]

ohhh - new shinies are *always* worth experimenting with ;) Thank you!

very enjoyable.....

[uv_lue]

if only i could work up the guts to get an undercut, i would definitely get plastic hair! keep up the good work bunniez!

cyber_scum

Re: very enjoyable.....

[hairbunniez]

there's nothing stopping us doing a full head of plastic hair, but it would be *very* heavy, so possibly quite uncomfortable.

Thank you for the lovely comments.

[apiphile]

Lots of little red crosses :(

[hairbunniez]

all back now - the host was down for a spell

[earthymamawitch]

hi there. I see that you put his real hair into bands first... how did you attach the fake hair? is it braided, and if so how did you keep the fake hair from slipping off or pokey hairs from sticking out? Just curious because my own hair is very short and I am trying to figure out how to put braids in :)

[hairbunniez]

I'm not quite sure if I understand the question - there's no fake hair in this style, just thin plastic tubing. We avoided the worst of the pokeys by knoting the plastic on every cross of the four way braid, which I suspect qouldn't work so well with synth-braids, although it would if you did wool braids with reegular knitting wool. Did that help?