How To Make A Frontal Wig With A Sewing Machine | Supernova Hair 613 | Start To Finish

All right guys, so I'm jumping straight into this video. So the first thing you need is a canvas head and I'll be sure to leave the link from Amazon in the description box. So here I have a 22 inch canvas head and then also I just kind of want to. Let you guys know I'm like how to know what kind of size canvas head you need. So you're gon na want to do measurements of your head, so you're gon na want the circumference. So this is how you get your circumference of your head and then you're gon na also want to get your ear to ear measurement. So my ear to ear measurement is 12 and then you're also gon na want to get the front to back measurement. So at the front of your forehead to the back of your neck argus and mines, thirteen, thirteen and a half and then i also use a dome cap to make my wigs and you can get these at the beauty. Supply store for like $ 2 $ 1 and you'll also order them off of amazon, so i'll also leave that link as well. So the first thing that you're gon na want to do after you size your head. Is you want to get rid of the extra like the excess cap that is on the cap after you've done like the spacing? So what you do is just like kind of pull it and you'll know like alright cool. I need to get rid of this and it's best to sew it in the front at first. I was going to sew it in the back and i was like that's not smart, so you want to fold it over to the front and then just sew it down. Just like i'm doing in the video and then after that, what you're going to do is you're gon na measure. The sides of the cap, like from your ear to ear measurements, just to make sure the cap is like still position like has that space gone. Is that make sense wow, i'm always that make sense, i'm really trying to be as clear as possible for this video yeah. So this is perfect because it's 12 and that's what my ears are. I might eat it, your measurement, okay. So for the frontal i am placing the frontal like a centimeter forward or in front of the dome cap. Just because that's where I usually like my frontal is to say like I know I like extra space, so you want to do that as well from the measurement and then what I do is I pin the back just so I can kind of like get that Pool and use as much space on the dome cap not as much space but like enough space to where I get most of the frontal, because obviously you're gon na cut the excess lace off. So you want to make sure that you're getting the most of your frontal on the dome cap are these covering a dumb cap. So you can use majority of your frontal and I might be confusing, but it's probably more understandable if you were getting your frontal zone down compared to making a frontal wig but yeah. So then, after I've pinned it down with T pins. I'M going to take this silver sharpie and I'm going to mark where the frontal is on the dome cap. So I'm literally just like tracing where the dome, the dome cap, where the frontal is gon na lay and where I'm going to sew the last track and then also where I'm going to sew the frontal back on after I've sewn the last track on okay. So after we got in the front, oh now, I'm just marking my measurements for where I'm going to put the bundles - and this makes everything so much easier and I'm trying to do them at least an inch apart. If anything, you want them to be. Like 3/4 of an inch, but you don't want them to be too close and yeah, so I use the sharpie I used to use like a white eyeliner that I didn't work out for one time, because it would just disappear but yeah. So this is how I do that and that's how that looks and then going into the sewing machine that I use. So I use a Singer sewing machine that I got from what is a fabric store? Annie'S, I don't know, I don't know it's called actually so yeah. This is me showing it sorry for my bad camera stuff, but that's the foot pedal and then it plugs in on the side of the sewing machine and obviously now I'm just kind of showing you guys the hair bundle. So this hair, if I haven't already mentioned, which I have not it's super nova hair and i will have all their links in my description box, and i just wanted to show you guys, like you know a nice way to open your bundles. That makes it easier and it doesn't allow the hair to tinkle. I like doing this because it kind of like gets you you get to feel the hair too, and then you're like coming it out to you at the same time. You know it's like two and one boom: no, but as far as the settings for the sewing machine, so you want the width to be on five, which shows you how wide the zigzags are gon na be and then the length. I kept the link on three because that's what the lady told me to keep it on and then, as far as the setting is zigzag, and so now I'm gon na start sewing so for the first part. What you want to do, obviously, is you want to make sure that you have the bundle or the track laid flat on the dome cap and what you're gon na do is you're gon na put the foot down to you're gon na place the foot down with The switch and what you're gon na do is you want to make sure you're still pulling the cap, because you want to get as much space and you want be kinda as flat as possible, I'm so trying to work on this because I do feel like. I have like some lumps still, but not as many as I used to and for this you're gon na go forward, I'm pressing the pedal, obviously for the sewing machine to go but you're gon na go forward, and then here I wanted to show you guys in Order to secure the weft on or the track on bundle, whatever you call it you're gon na press, this switch that I'm holding down, and this is going to be a back stitch, and this is what secures the track on to the dome cap. Oh, I do this kind of friend back thing, maybe like twice, because I need to make sure like it's really staying, especially cuz like the way like sewing machines. Work like you still kind of have like a little bit of like strands hanging off. So it's not like it's like tied, and you know you try to not compared to like when you're actually sewing it on with a needle and thread so yeah you just wan na use a back stitch as much as possible. You can also do the back stitch at any point in the middle of sewing a track on to, but I just kind of just go forward and do the back stitch on the ends, and I don't know if you can see very well, but I'm taking my Time with this, because this is what you want to do, especially when you're a beginner, which I thought this is very beginner friendly cuz. This is only like my third week, there's only my third day out here. I'M childish yeah, it's like my third week using a sewing machine, but I did make my Halloween costume with my sewing machine. So, like you know, I'm kind of like a professional Kocher know but yeah just making sure that you're pulling like the cap tight and you're following along the lines and you're making sure they left the street. It kind of just like works in your favor. And here I'm just you know doing the backstage secure securing the left. You know securing that bag, the track no yeah and then afterwards, I'm you're gon na lift it up. You'Re. Obviously, gon na cut off the excess string or thread on the side of the sewing machine, there's an actual like thread cutter, so I don't necessarily have these scissors. So if you get this machine, you'll kind of what I'm talking about - but here this is what the first weather looks like so onto the cap, and I also cut the whiffs because it just makes it easier and there's no such thing. I don't I've never seen you glad you fold over the track, so yeah and then this is just like a better look. You feel me like it just looks so good. It makes it a lot easier. Sorry for my sloppy lines, and then here I'm just kind of just wanted to show you guys like again, you know what it looks like from a different angle sewing on a whiff and I did not. I went I mean I did not go in like a regular speed, so it's kind of sped up, but you can see how I'm like stretching the dome cap and taking my time and making sure that I'm going along the sides - and I was taking all the Time doing this because I had these little slippers on so my foot tips slipping off the pedals, so you know just like use your bare feet, or you know, are just secure. Socks is all I got ta say so yeah, but I just love this method. It'S super fast: it's super dope and yeah okay. So now I just want to show you guys what it's like if you were to like. So if you want to double your wefts, this is what you do. So all you have to do is like fold over one in and literally just take one like the opposite side and keep it underneath and you can keep the settings on the same so like the width will still be 5 and in zigzag, and this you just Want to take your time with it too, because I can because the machine can move fast, it might not catch the actual weft of the track. So just be real careful with this, but yeah. This makes it easier to if you want to make sure you're using all of your bundles by only use two bundles for this, and then this is what it looks like so now, you're just knocking it out more because you're not getting more bundles at it, and Then here I'm just showing you guys, I sewed on the double track to the dome cap same process still following the line stretching the cap out, making sure that it's smooth enough so that I can try to prevent as many lumps and bumps as possible. Okay. So this is the last track that I'm sewing on before I actually hand stitch the frontal because, yes, I do hand Stitch the frontal steel, but I will go back in with the sewing machine to secure the frontal - and I just do that, so it can be Like you know, super snatched and on there, so this is what it looks like without the frontal and you can see like I'm on. It'S like I feel like I do have a little lumps, so you can see the lumps, but it's not on every track. It'S just like that last track, so I got do better with that, but anyways. This is how I sew on a frontal I use, I guess, like the under stage. I don't know I got ta be doing whatever. I haven't really mastered like a certain stage, but this one works and I never had no wakes falling apart so boom and I'm going underneath the actual the last track and I'm also gon na, go through the last track. When I use a sewing machine as well. So I realize actually the fact that I didn't get a good angle of me sewing on the frontal to the dome cap with the sewing machine. But it's still the same thing. I literally just like split the hair apart and just kind of went over my stitch, and I did notice that this actually made the lump disappear and you ever see that in the later videos of me actually applying this wig and dyeing this wig and I'll give You guys a little sneak peek in this video of what that's gon na look like, but this is just kind of like the finished look of me smiling machine for the frontal, and then this is what the wig looks like after everything's constructed and in the next Video, you guys will see me dying and styling and giving you guys a more in-depth review on this hair. So, like I say, I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Oh my gosh. I don't get to like it. If you guys liked it don't forget to come. If you guys wan na comment and don't forget to subscribe, if you haven't already subscribed and I'll see you all in my next video