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Welcome back to my channel and in today's video I'll, be showing you guys how to make your own closure net or front on it at home, and everything you will be needing is something you can get within your reach and it will save you a whole lot Of money, instead of ordering from websites where you'll be spending a lot of your money, say: you'll spend about eight dollars, excluding shipping to whichever country you're located in. So let's get straight into. The video first thing you will need is a sweetness. Of course, you need a tape Pro, you need a ruler and you need a maca or a chalk, or just something to Mark out your measurements. You need these scissors, you need any Trend, you need needle or a sewing machine, as the case may be, for which I look like which which of the sewing option will be easier for you. So this is my Swiss list and it is one yard I'm about to be at this place for a very, very long time and you can imagine the amount of 4x4 close on it or six by six closures or 13 by six foot tank that you can Get from in one yard material: it might not be a lot, but it should definitely save you from spending and buying them individually. So my Swiss lace is one yard and one yard is 36 um when you measure it, it stays inches. So now my 36 inches was actually not concrete guys, I feel cheated, but it's okay. So I am just measuring out my Swiss lace. If you're new on my channel and the lifestyle content creator based in Abuja, Nigeria and if you're not subscribed to this channel guys, what have you waiting for click subscribe button turn on post notifications. So you will know when next my video is coming up. So let me finishing you guys in this video that you should avoid cutting your Swiss list in the stretchy part. So, as you can see the bread, the bread is not stretchy but the length stretchy. I don't know how it will come in your own swissless material. So you want to make sure that the elastic part is not the part that you're starting your measurements with just watch what I'm doing in this video in case my English is not aligning, but what I'm doing is the video is exactly what you should do, as You can see that part is not stretchy compared to the other side, so you want to make sure you're measuring from the side that is not stretchy and also to be easier for you to crochet and your extension or to make your closure when you're trying to Make your closure so I'm cutting out the measurement for the 4x4 closure legs and I'm marking it with my eyebrow pencil as you can see, because I don't have a chalk and I don't have a marker. So I, why does notification come in when I'm filming my voiceover well so now I also went ahead to add extra one inch and the extra one inch is the part that will be folded in on both sides. When I am trying to sew the edges, because you for me, I actually prefer sewing my edges and you'll see some people that once they just cut out their measurement like this, they go ahead to place it on their wig cap or required to crochet. It'S um to make their closure without sewing the edges. For me, I think so in the edges make it looks more ready-made or like mixed before presentable to me, that's just the one so once you're sure of your measurements, you just want to go ahead and cut it out. So since you're making two closure in this video, so I just sometimes to cut this one out and set it aside and as you can see, that's and it's a very small scissors and one I can't find my big scissors, and so it's actually more precise. So I just want to make sure that you're using a sharp scissors, so you don't go and cut out of your measurements. So now that I have that cut out already, I'm just going ahead to measure my or the lace closure that I would the other closure that I want to make, which is five by five closure. I initially wanted to make six by six crochet by closure, but you guys don't see what happened if you continue watching this video so now some images by six closure. Also, you want to make out time you want to make our space to measure your six by six measurements. The first one was four by four. So now you want to measure both your breath and your width six inches on both sides, and that was just what I was doing in this video and after measuring it out. I used my ruler to connect the dots, and that was the main reason why I had ruler in this video just to connect the dots, because you don't want to go guessing around and using your hands to connect to those guys, you're always sick. So I realize, if it's more realize that it's more reliable, if you ask me yes, Google is actually very reliable. So you just want to join the dogs and make sure that your measurement is accurate, and else you will be ending up with something lesser or bigger than what you intend using. So after me making sure that I was satisfied with my measurements and the connecting of the dots. I also went ahead to cut of the six by six closure, and oh my God, and also set that aside at this point, I was actually contemplating either to use my eyes to sew it or to break my mom's way to sew it. For me with a machine because I don't know so I don't know how to put in the machine, so I'm really considering shoulders. Okay, it's very short of me. So I came back and just cut out the the six by six um closure needs also. The kind of Nets you use actually determines the success of your clothes, so you want to make sure you're using this Swiss Lace, a Swiss lace, nuts, that's it! Yes, you don't want to go around using extremely stretchy material or extremely rigid material. So so that is just stay tuned. I went ahead to ask my mom to sew for me on the machine and you will see I'll do that in just a few minutes foreign. So after sewing, I went ahead to take my tape Pro to just to measure out again and be sure that I got exactly what I wanted, and I realized that this one was actually like five by four. So the frontal part, like the extended one inch, is going to be the part that you cut out after making your closure, which is actually very fine, and I love the results of this particular one and the second one came out a bit shorter than my expectation. Boy, so I feel something that I can still work with. It came out five by six. I guess if you watch the video anymore, hey get the correct figure, but that's it guys, like. I read this in okay because I was filming I spent about one hour, but if I was not feeling this wouldn't take me more than 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the amount of closure that I am making. Thank you guys so much for watching and do not forget to subscribe I'll, see you guys in my very next video ciao

itz Sheena: When I make mine, I will round up the 2 back corners instead of making it square like that so it can conform to the shape of my head. That way, the tracks can fit better when I sew my wig

OGOM’S SERIES: I love how the lace closure is thick which will prevent it not to tear easily

Mbali Modupe: Where can i buy the lace in bulk

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