Lace Closure Wig With A Center Part | Tips & Tricks

Hey YouTube got ta slowly. I want to bring you some updates on this lace, closure wig that I've been making for first time. I want to show you the wig cap, that I've been used, that I've used to make it on. So these are my new wig caps that I'm selling - and this is the actual wig cap that I cut out the inside and replace you know this area with lace and I'm finna lady. So I'm also ventilating all the way down to the edge this little edge. Right here now, I did bring my tracks all the way over and I sewed a track from here around here and then I'm ventilating, this part so actually I'll have ventilation all the way through and I'll show you that in a minute. But what I wanted to show you! I want to compare this cap the center with one of the side parts. So, as you can see, this side part is a lot narrower. This is like one inch by four, and this is like two inches by four. So it's quite a lot of ventilation in this Center, so first I'm going to show you um what I'm doing right now is I'm defining this center part? So if you get it really, if I get it really really close, it might look like the stitches are pretty big, so I haven't done this side, I'm working on this side. This right here is actually I'm using a 1 by 2 needle right on the edge and then I'm filling it all in with my one needle. So if you look way up here, you can kind of tell it's really really tiny, so all that some one needle so you do know that I closed up the parts with single strands - double knot it so because these are double knotted back here. All in here. Let me see if I can part it and show you basically I'm using a two to three needle, but because they're double knotted, you know all my work is double knotted. This the knots look a little large but because I do a define part, I don't have to worry about my not showing, and the other thing that I do is right here in my face I go in and I trim my returns, so I don't trim my Returns, I don't trim the returns from the one and two stick: those single stitches and the the one and two stitches right in here, because if you don't cut your returns close enough to the knot, they'll be you'll, see little spikes. So you have to be kind of knowledgeable when you're trimming your returns and a lot of times you don't have to trim returns on Indian. This is kind of Indian straight, but it has a slight wave to it. I actually washed it and I have some shea butter on it. I dyed it because it was jet black and then I washed conditions and I have been allayed it with shea butter because it'll keep it moist through this whole ventilation process. So I like it flat flat flat, so I will go in and trim the returns. So what I wanted to show you is, let me show you this side and I'll show you the other side. This side is completely done, so you can see that I have ventilation right through this little area right there, and then I have a tracfone that goes all the way around there. So that's to cover up the tracks, but I actually ventilate it now. If you can tell, I actually ventilated that area that little flap area I've emulated it, but on the wigs that I offer, I won't be ventilating that area I'll be bringing the trucks all the way across. So here's the area I'm talking about on the cap. This whole little space here, I've been elated in that and this is ribbon on the outer edge. So my needle won't go through that ribbon because there's no open, you know lacing there, so I had to cover that with the track. So what I'm thinking it was really a waste of time to ventilate that I could have saved that hair. But if I am making these aways for anyone else, the tracks will come all the way to the edge and then I will have a trap. I will machine so a track going around there, so this the tracks - this is what I ventilated the tracks come all the way to the edge, and I ventilated on this edge, it's just a little tiny edge of lace. Well, that's the wrong cap! This is the middle part, so this little edge of lace. I guess what I'm trying to say if I have tracfone all around here, all the way to the edge and this little edge right here. I'Ve been elated it across. So this is the other side. So I haven't sown a track. I will sew a track to go around there and then this little area right here, I'll ventilate it from that pen to that pen, all that'll be ventilated, so it'll just blend in with that. So that's the type of ventilation that I will be offering on these lace. Closure. Wigs, actually have a tab on my wig wheeze comm blog lace, closure, wigs that I am offering these, I am I'm sure, offering them and a really really good price. I think they're really good price. I don't you know deal with the hair. You have to send me the hair. My work is 100 % legit, it's you know all custom-made. You know what you're getting, because I always make videos on everything. So I'm going to be doing making a u-part wig using this cap for client and I'm going to for all my you part wigs they will have. They will come with ventilation around this area. This area right here, but I'm just going to call it the trim. So my you part, wigs are going to come with ventilation around this trim and around this you, so you will not see the tracks. The tracks will stop right there before the ventilation and that's included in the cost. So my you part, wigs are a little more than these. U part wig that you get may with these dome caps and all that other stuff. I don't deal with that. So when you're ordering a wig from me, you know you're getting a 100 percent good wig made on a really nice cap, and you also know that, I add a, I add, a how much primacy to add a nother layer of lace. You know fabric over this to make it last and make it more durable, because you know my machine tears this little weird stretching Nate stretching that when I'm trying to machine sew it so I actually have to add neck over this whole part. This set this set. The top is really really stiff, so I don't have to add any more netting over back and so you I just want to give you a little update. I'M actually going to be finished this in the next few days, because I have hair coming in for the. U part wig that I'm really excited to make, and I can't wait to start making that and it'll be made exactly the same way except it won't. Have you know this? Is it won't? Have the closure filled in because this is the lace closure wig? So let me give you another little up close picture and you can see how I'm closing in that part. So this is, you know that pink thread is actual part. It'S really straight, but it might look a little cricket and you can see the single single strands. Closing in that part, and that's it for my update, thank you for watching