@@karenwilliams3909 thank you Karen! I believe if the dreads are worn down yes. If you want to wear it up. You might have to make all the dimensions about 2 inches bigger/ longer
I hope we not slapping folks with our Zulu hats😂😂. Came across your vid searching these hats cuz my mom wanna make one. I'm sure she'll just be buying materials and making me make it, so thank you for a fun easy to follow tutorial
Beautaire has done great. Watched her version over a year ago. I'm coming back to my machine so, I'm looking to do anything fun to draw my attention deeper, to it. I like your verve. I subscribed.
OMG, i am just coming across your page and your energy is so awesome and positive, love it, i instantly subscribe , i did not have to think twice! Blessings my sistah!
hi, am wondering if non Africans, meaning other ethnicity or race can wear this hat too? or is it tied to a religious practice that is offensive for other race to wear?
I cannot speak for Africans everywhere but from my perspective it’s a beautiful hat and you can wear it as long as you know the history behind it and respect wearing it. The hat was worn by married women to signify their marital status. Now it is worn as part of the traditional Zulu dress ensembles during ceremonial events!
Absolutely beautiful 🎉yaaaaaas Queen 👸
@@ceejay-ct thank you ❤️
thank you so much this is gonna help me on my school project and thank for recomending beautarice
@@Lulosdiary most welcome! Have fun with your school project!
Bless you! I could not get the automatic butonholer to work. Thznks a million!
You are most welcome!
We won't be fighting with our beautiful hat... love it. Thank you 😊!
Lol yes o no fighting 😂😂😂
Thank you for watching Kemba 🤗
@@karenwilliams3909 thank you Karen!
I believe if the dreads are worn down yes. If you want to wear it up. You might have to make all the dimensions about 2 inches bigger/ longer
I hope we not slapping folks with our Zulu hats😂😂. Came across your vid searching these hats cuz my mom wanna make one. I'm sure she'll just be buying materials and making me make it, so thank you for a fun easy to follow tutorial
lol no violence! 😂😂😂
So glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Have fun making it and please tag houseofyele on Instagram when you do! Thank you!
Beautaire has done great.
Watched her version over a year ago.
I'm coming back to my machine so, I'm looking to do anything fun to draw my attention deeper, to it.
I like your verve.
I subscribed.
Thank you so very much Petras!
Me too
The hat look so beautiful...
Lol Oshey!
Thanks Sis.
Most welcome!!!
OMG, i am just coming across your page and your energy is so awesome and positive, love it, i instantly subscribe , i did not have to think twice! Blessings my sistah!
Awww thank you so very much! This means A LOT TO ME
Thank you dear
I appreciate you 😊
Happy New Month Yele
Thank you, same to you!
hi, am wondering if non Africans, meaning other ethnicity or race can wear this hat too? or is it tied to a religious practice that is offensive for other race to wear?
I cannot speak for Africans everywhere but from my perspective it’s a beautiful hat and you can wear it as long as you know the history behind it and respect wearing it. The hat was worn by married women to signify their marital status. Now it is worn as part of the traditional Zulu dress ensembles during ceremonial events!
@@YeleStitches ah okay. understand now. thank you!
@@TheSantasnowy most welcome!
😂 😂 It's gathering not squeezing together
ahahahaha duly noted