How To Make A Lace Closure | 2 By 4 Closure Using Lining Method

Hello guys welcome back to my channel. My name is bibra and i am your week blog on this channel. I share 8 tips with tips, tutorials diys, so if you're not yet subscribed, please hit that subscribe. Button turn on post notification, so you'll be the best to get notified each time i post a new video, so in today's video i'll be showing you guys how i made this 2x4 closure, i used the lining method for this closure, so if this is the sort Of content you're interested in watch this video to the end, don't forget to give it a thumbs up, share it with your friends and also leave your comments in the comment section. So, let's get right into the video first, i'm going to measure and cut out the size of knit that i need for this closure. I'M going to take four inches width and then six inches length, and i'm going to cut that out. Though it's a two by four closure, i took this measurement because i just want the lace to be excess. To avoid any errors. When i am done ventilating, i am still going to trim out the excess okay guys after cutting it out. I will just go ahead and place this on the domain. I already have my pattern placed on my dummy, so it makes it easy for me to place my lace i'll just go ahead and pin this down making sure it's straight and flat, so guys, i'm done pinning it down and i'm going to take out my ventilating Needle this needle picks out two to three strands of hair, so guys this is the hair i'll be using to ventilate this closure i'll just go ahead and prepare this hair i'll cut out what i need remove the short hairs and the hair will be ready for Use the method i'll be using for this 2x4 closure is known as the lining method, but for the first 10 lines, i'm going to use the backflip method. The back flip method is when you vent laid on the horizontal lines, and the lining method is when you ventilate on the vertical lines on the liz net i'll just go ahead and finish these 10 lines off camera and i'll come back to show you guys how I do the lining method. This is the technical part, but if you watch carefully and look closely at how i pick the strands and pass it through the net and you go ahead and practice this in your spare time, you discover that this is quite easy. As you keep practicing, it becomes very easy for you. I will just slow this path down, so you can see how i pick strands of hair and pass it through the net and how i knot it. This closure was double knotted all through. I used double knots for this closure, because double knotted closures are more durable than single knotted closures, i'll just go ahead and finish ventilating this side of the closure off camera and i'll be back to show you guys my progress. This is my progress so far. I was able to do this in about seven to eight hours, after which i went on a break and continued the next day notice how i left the middle portion empty. That'S because i want to fill that part up with another size of paint. I want it to look very natural, so i'll go ahead and finish this up and come back to show you guys how i filled up the front section. This is where my pattern comes into play. The pattern is very important because it helps you know where to ventilate and where you're not supposed to ventilate. So basically, i'm going to stop ventilating on this horizontal line, you're, seeing because anything more than that would not make the two sides look even i'll. Just finish, this up show you what i mean and go ahead to fill up the center part. As you can see, both sides look even so i'll go ahead and fill up the middle part. I would use the pin that picks one strand to fill up this middle part for a natural look, so i'll ventilate on both sides, but i'll leave a line empty which will serve as the center part, so guys we're almost through yeah, i'm so happy. So i'm just going to finish this up and do some fill ups, i'm going to fill up those places that i feel are too open and will be done so guys we are true. Finally, so i'm going to take this hair for a good treat and i'll come back to show you guys what it looks like you need to treat it after ventilating, so it won't look scattered. This is the final look after treating and it came out really beautiful if you find this video useful, don't forget to give this video a thumbs up and leave your feedback in the comment section and i'll respond to all your comments. Thank you. So much guys for watching i'll, see you in my next video bye. You