SwingingAlong
Well-Known Member
So, I've been playing with ideas here. I started by weaving my hair using this as a guide and stitched mesh onto the result (see previous post).
I then (thank you past history with model airplanes) formed an oval shaped plastic thingy as a base, cut it to a shape that fitted my head and bobby pinned the hair strips to it. I combed the hair into a ponytail, and started to do a hairstyle as I normally would if it had been attached to my head. I stopped though, as I think it might be worth colouring the hair before I commit to gluing the mesh to the base, as I expect e6000 will fix it there good and proper. I can do some pics if anyone wants to see how to form the bubble (Not vital but a good place to put your ponytail stub).

I then (thank you past history with model airplanes) formed an oval shaped plastic thingy as a base, cut it to a shape that fitted my head and bobby pinned the hair strips to it. I combed the hair into a ponytail, and started to do a hairstyle as I normally would if it had been attached to my head. I stopped though, as I think it might be worth colouring the hair before I commit to gluing the mesh to the base, as I expect e6000 will fix it there good and proper. I can do some pics if anyone wants to see how to form the bubble (Not vital but a good place to put your ponytail stub).
