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Blissful Tuesday to you all 🥰

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Today will be sharing with you all how to tie gele
This is what I love doing and what I can do myself 🤠

In a decentralized world we are in now, people move from the used of olden ways of tying head-tie to modern way which is Gele.

This method is very beautiful, people love it more than the olden ways.
Gele has different style and ways of tying it.

People tie this to different special occasion such as wedding, child christen ceremony, as a bride and also as a wedding guest. Etc

Equipments

• Office pins
• Gele
• Mannequin

Step 1

Full gele is consider 100, first you divide your gele 50/50 depending on the style you want to tie.
I'm just making up my style don't have a name for it yet. Lol
So I go with 50/50

Step 2

Do my splitting, going with 4 split first.
Using my laps so to be able to arrange the splitting very well and it's easy too.

Want to give a V shape in the face instead of round. That's why I had to turn my Mannequin head down to be able to achieve it with less stress.

Okay that's have been achieved. Check out the V shape
It's giving right ☺️
Always make sure to arrange your splittings very well and make it neat too.

Neat work is the priority 😃

Next step:

Moving on I start creating my style, honestly didn't know what I always doing but one thing was certain that the result will be amazing.

Just trying out the style that was in my head ☺️

The first side I make a round shape, two round shape.
The first side is done

Now the second side.
Achieving the second side was kind of difficult 🤦 didn't count how many pins that got into my hands, still feeling slide pains though.

This other side I decide to make something different, ruffles. This is the difficult part.
When u past this stage, you are good 👍

The result

The result is perfect as I said 😃

Look at how beautiful my Mannequin look. Lol
Ready for it traditional marriage 🤣
Na gloom remain 🤣

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