How To Make A Closure Wig On A Sewing Machine || 2020 (Step By Step)

Beautiful, hey guys for today's video I'll, be showing you how I make a closure wig on a sewing machine, so I'm using a 22 inch blockhead and I'm also using a big mesh dome cap. You can get these on Amazon, so when placing your dome cap on the block head, you need to depart with the V that should be at the back of the dr. blockhead and the part with the two lines that should be placed at the front. So the reason for using a beige mesh don't cap instead of a black mesh, dome cap, it's because we will be working with six thirteen bundles today. Normally, if it's a black, if you're working with black bundles, you would use a black mesh dome cap, but because we are working with blonde bundles today we're using a bish and a beige mesh dome cap, so it has a more natural effect. So this is what your blockhead should look like after properly securing the mesh dome cap. So now you want to place your closure to the front of the dome cap and when you're placing your closure to the front of your don't get, you should always place it at least a quarter inch away from the the front of the hairline. So, as you can see there, it's a quarter inch away and you use your t pins to secure that closure down. So it don't shift. So you want to secure it in the middle and the two sides. So now we're going to secure the back of the closure. So in order to insure that it's super flat, we're gon na stretch it across and then you place it down. And then you use your t pins to secure it to the head of the to the block head. So now I'm gon na sew my closure down. It doesn't matter how you saw it, you can just sew it any way. You feel comfortable sewing it. Cuz we're gon na go over it with the sewing machine, so it really doesn't matter as long as it's sewn down and it's not gon na be lifting from the head so guys. I know some people they choose to stole your closure laughs, but it's it's totally up to you. Whichever way works and my personal preference, I choose to do it first, because when I'm done sewing on the sewing machine, I just want to be done also guys if you notice, when I'm sewing my closure on the wakeup, I start sewing from the middle. You don't want to start from the end, you want to start in the middle and you go around to the front, and then you start in the middle again and then you go to the other end. I just want to take the time out to tell you guys. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much for watching my videos. Thank you for subscribing to my channel and if you haven't subscribed, what are you waiting for? You need to subscribe right now and get a notification bell, so you can be notified whenever I upload any new content and speaking of content, you guys leave in the comment section below. Let me know the type of contents you want to see and also, let's be friends, follow me on Instagram, my personal Instagram page, it's at the great Tay and my business page. It'S ad underscore underscore 27 and if you are interested in ordering any custom wigs, you can check out my website. It'S WWE 27 com. So this is what it looks like after we saw or close your down. As you can see, it's flat, it's not going anywhere and now it's time to draw our lines to create our guidelines on the wakeup so always start with retracing the first line. That'S on the dome cap and for my other lines, they're, normally a sum. Apart from each other, so now you guys we're gon na soar tracks to the dome cap, using the sewing machine. As you can see, my tracks are already doubled. So if you want to know how to double your tracks, I'll leave a link in the description below. I have another video, a very detailed video showing that so, let's get right to it. You put the track on top of the dome cap and then you place your needle down and you can start sewing whenever you're sewing, you guys you wan na back stitch. At least twice, and then we can start sewing and always ensure the area that's being sewn. It remains flat. You guys, you don't want it to be bundled up together and also try to avoid stretching the cap while sewing so just kind of use it. I use my I always try to use my right finger to secure the track to the wig and then I use my other hand just kind of like keep the area flat. Okay, you guys, and then you just continue sewing and when you're. At the other end, you backstitch maybe like twice or you can do it three times it's up to you and you cut your bundle and then you do another stitch and you are done so then you want to repeat this step. You do your back stitch when you're, just starting and then you just continue, sewing right going right across and, as you can see, I am ensuring that the area that's being sewn, always ensure that it's flat always ensure that it's flat, because if it's bundled up the Wig won't fit when you're done sewing so just always ensure the area is flat, guys, that's the key thing you so now. You guys we're now sewing or final track, and this can be very tricky. So when you're storing your final track always ensure the track is sitting very very closely beside the beside the closure and you want to stitch the closure and the final track together. As you can see my hand is blocking a little bit, I'm so sorry, but that's what I'm doing here. So you want to ensure that the needle is going in between the track and the closure, because you want to stitch the closure down and the track at the same time and just to let you guys know my final track. I it's not doubled. I just use the single track. I didn't double my final track. It'S my personal preference. I find the wigs are more flat when I do it this way. But if you want to double your final track, you can do it that way as well.