How To Sew Lace Closure | On To Dome Cap | For Wig Making | Beginner Friendly |

Hey guys, i'm back again with another video like i promised i'm here to show you how to start sewing your lace closure down to your cap. So this is everything i showed you guys previously in the other videos, so everything's prepared and ready. Like i said in the previous videos, each side must be flat, so, as you can see, each side is flat and the reason why we have this um fold in the front, because this is a 6x6 um lace closure. So it's you know it's it's a it's! A it's a good size closure to cover most of the top of your head. You probably can't tell in the video but yeah. This is a good closure that covers most of the top of your head. So this is why we have this flap in here is because once you, the the unit, is done and you take the wig off and put it on your head, the top of your head. The dome of your head fills this part up right. So what i'm going to do, as you can see, i have all my needles over here prepared and ready. It'S really more than that. It looks. It doesn't even look that much, but it's really more than that they're just like sinking into each other, but it's easy to come off. Trust me. So what i do is i actually start from i'm right-handed. So i start from the right side right and i start from here and i go up and i start from here once i once i end my needle even if the needle is not done. I stop right here and then i start this side. Why? I do that is because you don't want to go all the way around to close your unit. You want to make sure you close it on each side. First, then, we lock it in on the back right. Okay, so first things first i'll grab a short um thread, so you guys can see um i'll grab a shirt and thread i didn't want to. But i will - and i grab this thread so you guys can see where i start. So. What i do is to get my closure started hold my hair back like this, and i start at the very beginning, but what i don't sew into the band i lift up the band go under the first layer, not into the rubber, so i have control of My needle right here of my thread right here and my needles right here, so it's just automatic for me to do this and hold it. So i have control. Do the same thing and when i sew this part at the on the elastic, i really don't go too. I don't pull too tight because you don't want to really you just want to secure it. You don't want to like in order to secure it, doesn't have to be really tight. It just has to be firmly in there and the um. The threading has to be really close together. So that's another thing: your threading has to be really close together and to tighten it with this hand. I just pull, and sometimes i use my thumb and make sure that thread is down, but i don't pull it and make it tight. So i'm just doing the same thing going, i'm just doing the same thing, and once i complete this side and i go to this end, i will start the same thing on the other side, start at the very beginning, pull up down that actually gives you a Kind of snug it snub kinda thing going on pull it through up down. I usually put it in the middle up down up down and remember, do not go through the band, because if you do that you're kinda in uh baby pampers creek yeah. So you don't want to do that mean in shit's creek. So, basically, if you look closely, you can see how it's coming along. Everything is still flat and i'm gon na keep going and what this does too. That'S why i tell you guys: don't pull it too much when you're putting your um lace on, because once you start sewing, you know it's gon na have a little pull also so, if you're pulling the lace too much during um putting it on the mesh cap As far as just pinning it down, you will lose stretch room when you're sewing, and that cannot be too good for your lace. You know it probably wouldn't last as long because it's just so hardly just so hard stretched that yeah. Nothing stretched too wide is good right. We all know that anyway, so you see how everything's still lining up so perfect and i usually use a really long thread, but because i wanted to show you guys the the real deal. So basically, you know you hold this. It'S it's easy. You know you can use your pinky. You can use your thumb because either one you're good, it's just whatever comes natural on your hand, you know so put it through the middle and just take it through and never pull too too tight, because sometimes when you pull too tight, it just makes everything ridiculous. Like it doesn't give you any room to fix any mistakes, you know, so you never want to pull ridiculously tight all right on anything. You know we all want to walk around with a nice hairstyle, even if we have braids and not feeling uncomfortable because shit's too tight, you know, um your hair can still look good and in place and don't have to be uncomfortably tight. But anyway, this thread is done and i like how it came out, which i know i knew how it would come out. So there we go. So what i'm gon na do is i'm gon na keep going and i'll catch you guys in another video thanks for watching, remember to like comment and subscribe, and please share my video, i'm new to youtube and i'm trying to you know show you guys some little Hacks and um some informational stuff that i know because i've been doing here for a really long time and i'm really. I really have all this information i want to share. You know so, basically to close this video out, like i said we did it on this side and we're going to go ahead and do the same thing on this side. We'Re going to start from here and go back to here and what are we going to do after we do that? We start going in at the same time, so you can go from here to here. Then you can start on this side from here to here, but the the name of the game is basically just making sure everything stays where it's at. So, that's why you have to sew it like that strategically each side, first and then we meet up until we get to the middle right there. Okay, guys so, don't forget. I hope this video was very infinite informational for you, guys and, like i said i'll, be coming back with more hacks. Please remember to subscribe and yeah i'm gon na enjoy this thanks guys for watching and i'll see you in the next one bye