Let's focus on the long radish needle, which is actually a variant of the long radish needle. When threading the needle into each braid, press the thread with the middle finger, let the wool cover the finger and then draw it to form an extra thread cover;
1, in the first lap, pinch the wool around your fingers twice, hook three knitting needles (as long needles) in the circle, and then hook 1 1 long needles. After hooking the last long needle, hook a pull needle from the first vertical knitting needle and it becomes a circle.
2. In the second lap, at first three braids are hooked vertically, and then a long radish needle is hooked in the same pinhole. Then hook two long radish needles on the back braid in turn, and continue to pick up the needles, totaling 24 needles. Then add one stitch every other in the third lap, one stitch every other in the fourth lap, one stitch every three stitches in the fifth lap and one stitch every four stitches in the fifth lap, and then knit to the desired length to reduce the number of stitches to the appropriate head circumference.
3. Hook the wig part, change the thread with the pull needle (you can change it without this, just feel better), and then start to hook the hair band part, which can be used freely, such as long needles, medium-long needles, V-shaped needles and so on. If you are willing to choose single thread, it is also very nice.