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Granted Patent B2
US 10,076,171 · App. 15/244,253 · Granted Sep 18, 2018

Two way plastic needle

Inventor: Josephine Spann Myers (Orange Park, FL)
A45D8/34A45D2007/004
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,076,171
App. No.
15/244,253
Granted
Sep 18, 2018
Kind
B2
Abstract

The present innovation of the Two Way Plastic Needle identifies with another technique for crocheting, weaving and sewing the hair. The Two Way Plastic Needle is in an oblong flexible adaptable shape at the highest point of the needle, for crocheting in dreadlock hair augmentations, Interlock hair expansions, hair meshes, hair turn, utilizing characteristic sew hair or engineered hair. The Two Way Plastic Needle identifies with the pointed end of the little opening of the needle, to thread the needle and go underneath the braid twist to add-on and sew in the weft of the hair augmentation to the braid twist of the hair for furnishing a client with presence of having longer, fuller thicker hair.

Claims (9)

1. A method of crocheting hair comprising the steps of:

providing a two way plastic needle, the two way plastic needle comprising a large eye on a first end and a small eye on a second end opposite the first end;

providing a cornrowed base of hair which includes a plurality of cornrows;

threading the small eye of the two way plastic needle;

folding up tails of cornrowed braids and securing them to the cornrows by sewing with the threaded two way plastic needle;

folding crochet hair and pulling it through the large eye of the needle;

sliding the needle underneath one of the plurality of cornrows so that a loop of crochet hair extends from the cornrow;

tying a knot in the crochet hair so that it is secured to the cornrow;

repeating the folding and sliding steps until the cornrows are filled with the crochet hair.

Continuity (1)
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