Very Detailed | How To Make A Lace Closure Wig | Beginner Friendly

Hi guys welcome back to my channel if you're, a new subscriber you're welcome to the family and if you're an oldie, hey, please, if you haven't subscribed, please subscribe. Let'S go this baby, okay, so into this video I'll, be showing you guys how to install in these clothes to make you close your week. If this is kind of thing, you're interested in please keep watching this gets into this. You would need your scissors. You need a rat tail comb. You need your tread, of course, a c-cup needle you don't necessarily need to see company. Do you can use the street needle? You need your C pins of coats and your clip don't forget to subscribe and click the like station there. If you haven't up next, definitely you need your week hub. This is where you would attach your with your lace, closure and your webs. When you start making your week, then of course you need your canvas head. I thought you may have measured your head. It ranges from a 22 to a 24 for this week, I'm using it 23 heads second friends and if you notice on this converse head, that is where I max, which would be the beginning of my weeks. That is where I fixed my week. My wake up so now I'm installing the wig cap on the canvas head after I have done that, I'm going to adjust the wake up and make sure there are no foods on it at all. Making sure that my wig cap starts at the points where I have max on the canvas head now, I'm going to use my T pins to secure the wig cap, so it doesn't move when I start installing my closure. So I'm just making sure everything is not inside and there are no bumps on the week feel free to adjust this as well to make sure that you don't have any boobs. That'S very important right. So everything looks good now, every ways smooth and there are no bones so now you can go ahead and start it. So now I have my closure. I'Ve already beached my closure. This is a five by five crucial, which is now one of my best. In fact, it's my best closure that I like to use cuz. I really don't have time for it front. Oh so now I'm going to install well I'm with a tie with pin down my closure on my weeds. This is the center part closure. So I'm going to use the part of the closure to eyeball the center of my reach. Now, I've done that I'm just going to adjust it and make sure that everything is sitting in the right position and then up next make sure you're very careful when you're doing this make sure that your the center part aligns with the middle of your canvas head And then I'm just going to pin it down from all corners. When I pin the front I'm going to follow that line straight to the back and then pin the back and make sure that to make sure that it is secured and I'm just going to take the hair out of the way. So whenever me stretch the closure and pin down the other sides, the other ends of the closure, so I'm going to pin the right and the left side making sure it's smooth. There are no folds whatsoever, I'm also stretching it out so make sure that I don't have any food at all feel free to adjust this. You know we may not get it the first time so feel free to adjust it okay, so that is done. I'M going to move the hair to make sure that I'm able to secure the other side of the closure. So I'm going to pull it down and then use my t pins to secure that end as well. Making sure that the closure leads flags on the WETA. From both sides, I'm just going to use the t, pin and secure that area. I'M going to do the same thing for the other side, make sure it lays very flat. So you can see there are no folds at all. So you do the same thing on this other side as well. Pull make sure it lays flat and use your t pins to secure. You can hold it down with your finger. Well, you get your C pin so that you don't have any folds when you're pinning it down apply pressure, so the closure doesn't move and then you pin it down. That'S it right. You can see it's flat on all corners, and that is exactly how you want your closure to lay on your wakeup, no foods. I'D say: we've got this okay, so now I'm going to just take the hair out of the way I'm going to use my up. Clip I'm going to use the comb to brush it nicely and take away any stray hairs, and then I would be using my dog clay to hold down the hills, making sure that none is out of piece, and this is to avoid any distractions. When I start sewing, so I'm going to hold it from every corner, I'm going to hold it from the back and sand the sides so now we're moving on to threading. This is going to be very difficult for me to explain, but I will try my best. So now I'm going to pull the thread long enough for me to sew both ends of my closure. As I saw my closures from the middle to one side and to the other side after I've pulled my treachery reasonable length, I go ahead and fold my tread when I fold it. I take the folded parts and pass it through the eye of my needle and then I pull back to make sure that the side I'm currently pulling gets to the same length as the one I had previously called. If that makes sense, it's a bit confusing. But if you follow the steps, you'll get it so now I've gotten to the same length, I'm going to use my scissors to snip it and then not the tread. So not my trade. I simply wrapped my trade around my finger and roll it back in. You might have another method to not your trade. The goal is just not your trade, but this is how I do mine, so any excess. I have after the notes. You just go ahead. Take my scissors and I snip it and then we're ready to start sewing. The goal for trading my needle that way is to make sure that my needle is thick enough to secure my closure. Now, I'm going to show you two methods on how to knot your trade when you're sewing on your closure. This is the first method, I'm passing my needle through my closure through my wig cap, and then I put my finger in between both sides of my trade. I do like that make sense books. I hope you understand what I'm trying to do is to just put my finger in between separate the trade and then I pass my needle through that's hoe, and then I pull it back. You form your notes, it's that simple. It'S not difficult difficult at all, so I'm just pulling it now. I pull it through to the end. Sometimes I put my finger in between to avoid any kind of tangling and I guide a guide trade too much exactly where I had to not save my trade. Initially so I make sure that done not ends at the adds. The at the end of the notes I'm trying to make on my closure. It all makes sense so now that I have not read it, I'm still going to make sure and show extra security on that first notes by wrapping my trade three times around my needle I'm picking the tread that is coming from the eye of the needle and I'M going to wrap it two or three times around my needle I'll. Do that stitch two times to make sure that it is super secure. You can go ahead and do it three times and then after I have done it, I'm doing it again now. So I'm wrapping it two times and I'm pulling my my needle that's to make sure that this extra security from the first from the initial knots, then after I've done that I'm now go ahead to now start wrapping. That thread just once around my needle to form my stitches, I'm just going to do it a few times, so you can get the hang of it. I like to put my finger in between my trade to avoid any kind of hanging you can see my stitches already for me, make sure you don't give white species and we can be in a hurry to finish it, but trust me. The end is always very, very satisfying, so that's me just doing it and yeah I'm going to run that speech through to the end of that closure yeah. So now we're done and you can see how neat and even it is to the end. So we have done one side, I'm going to do the other side. Now, I'm going to show you how to knot your thread a second way, and actually this is how I'm not my trade, I kind of find the other one. It beats complicating and the trade the trade can tangle at any point in time. So now what I'm also doing? I'M still passing my needles course through my closure and my West. Now I'm going to pull the thread through the end. Almost to the end pour the my trade and then, when I'm very close to the end, you can see me holding both ends of the thread. I would not see my trade so here I'm just about to not to tread and not the tread, and I pull it back down and tried to guide it for the not to end exactly where did not want to trade and if that makes sense. So for every time I am NOT an trade like or give me comments. Okay, so I just put it back and see he's secure. So that's the second method, so that was the first method. Do the other side and I'm showing you the second method. So, whichever one is easier for you go ahead, and do it also notice, none that I am what I'm doing now, I'm no longer pulling my trade from the beginning or from the eye of the needle. I will stop because I'm walking on the other side of my stitch, I will pull my trade from the thread that is coming out from my closure. Remember when we're showing the other side, we were sewing from the tread coming from the needle. We were happy the thread coming from the eye of the needle, but at this point I would use the trade coming from the closure just watch closely. If you don't spend this day, please take back the video and follow through so now I am wrapping that read through three times around and of course nothing is using my finger as a guide. If you see that you messed up just because your needle to pull it on, adjust the tread so now I'm going on with my stage of races, that's wrapping the tread just once you see I'm peeking from the tread coming up from the closure. This part is so confusing, but if you take back the video a few times, you way to understand it. So now I'm stitching that side and I'll show you how I not how I closed my seat. So now I'm so at the end of my my closure, and I will show you how I not my stitches I like to not with the last few stitches just like I started so now you can see. I have wrapped in the tread around my needle two times to make sure that those few last stitches are very, very secure, and this is my very last stitch. I'M wrapping needs to three times. I'M pulling make sure that it is secure guys. You don't want to finish, sewing your wig and your closure is falling apart. So now I'm done with the stitches, I'm just going to pick up the scissors and give like a few inches a reasonable space and you snip your trade go ahead and separate that trade. Again and knots and form your nodes like two or three times to make sure that your closure is extra extra here. So that's the guys, that's how I attach my closure to my wake up. You can see the stitches. It'S very neat make sure your stitches. I need two guys it doesn't matter, even if you're really one wearing it's just that satisfaction is there so now that we are done with that, I decided to do something extra for you guys, I'm going to show you remember this week, I'm making this week using The sewing machine, so I'm going to show you how I draw the lines on my wake up using a sharpie or you can use a white pencil if you don't have a sharpie or a white marker, I'm going to use it to draw my lines which will Guide me when I am when I am showing with my machine so from the bottom I like to stop my stitch. Remember I like to use a wake up, a proper structured wig cap. So I draw my first line right on the draw the first line under and then what I do is to skip when you are using a structured with cap. There is a point where you have the spaces where your week band is supposed to help with security. For your weeks, so your wig band is supposed to go into those holes to help secure your week. Now I do not like to sew on that space because I like to use it as an extra security. That is why, when I'm making my wigs, I don't cut that band, because it also helps us as a form of security when you wear in your week. So what I do after I've drawn my first line like to leave that space, keep it and then soup and then draw my next line right after the hoops. After have done, that you just keep on drawing those lines across you've joined them. Be careful with your spacing you do the same thing again and again and again and again now, at the top part of my big, I'm just going to draw the lines across the extra space left there from here. I can see I have about ten or eleven. Nine I'm making a curly weak, so I'm not really bothered about the spacing I'm giving. However, if you find that your spacing might be too wide, you can fill it in so any extra space. You have it's room for you to still filling filling your wig. If you find out your wig is to scan see, so it's no problem at all. 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