columbian hair pattern

[Eluluu]

i know the topic has been brushed on, but i just wanted to clarify what i understand.

*its typically 3 colors, two colors on one row of plugs and the third color with a doubled color on the other row (ie if its black, white, and gray, then row A would have black and gray while row B would have white and gray)

what i want to doublecheck is HOW theyre staggered in the plug rows. from pics ive seen it looks like something like 3 plugs of each or so. can someone verify this or correct me on the plug counts?

[kitkatvintage]

Both colors are mixed into each plug, not several plugs of one color & several more plugs of another.

[Eluluu]

*brain pops* fer reals? it looked kinda stripey tho... *goes to squint at pics some more*

so every plug is 2 blended colors?

*squint* *squint* *ibuprofen* *squint*

[kitkatvintage]

Yep, I have 2 multicolor hair girls & both have blue & yellow mixed in the top layer of plugs, and pink & yellow in the bottom layer. I think the stripes are an optical illusion. If you pm me your email addy, i'll send you a close up pic of the plugs (photobucket is acting funny for me recently).

[Eluluu]

will do. im glad i waited for an answer rather than just wingin it. looks so deceptively stripey, but blurry too. *shakes fist at ponies*

[pinkkittywinks]

KKV is right, there are just two rows of plugs each row has a different blend, but when you brush the hair all the colours merge so you get the rainbow effect.

love pkw xxx

[Eluluu]

the mystery is solved at last, now i can start hairing! thanks everyone and especially to kitkat for the great pics! =]

[pinkkittywinks]

here is a picture of a custom bowtie i made using a blend (one blend on one row and another on the other row)

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love pkw xxx