Lesson 1, Topic 1
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Level 7: Upper Stroke Pattern
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Step 1) Use the same eyebrow shape that you used for the lower stroke pattern or repeat steps 1-2 from the last topic.
Step 2) Start right where the dividing line touches the brow line and place a slightly curved stroke towards Point 3 and extend it to the dividing line while making sure not to cross it.
Step 3) Place another slightly curved stroke in the same fashion as you did in Step 2 and repeat this process until you get to Point 3. Make sure to leave room in between these strokes because you will go in later and add baby strokes in between.
Step 4) Finally, you will add a baby stroke in between the strokes that were previously made and connect them to the tip of the previous strokes.
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