How To: Make A Lace Frontal Wig Without Cutting Any Tracks Pt.2

Hi guys welcome back to another video now I know I got the same thing I had on in my last video, but these videos are related okay, so the last video I showed you guys how I customized this hair lace frontal this video, I'm gon na, be Showing you guys how I made oh yes, I mean I made this week and I'm gon na be showing you guys how to make a for bomb as week when I'm having the cuts empty honey. I mean empty of your Withers. Okay, cuz ain't. Nobody that's happening! Cuz, what if I wanted to take you down and redo it or something color it or whatever? I can do that. Okay, if I wanted to take it out and give it installation, I could do that cuz none. I knew absolutely none, not even the walls at the top has been cut. Okay and if you guys are interested, please keep watching okay, guys, I'm using the extra large breathable dome cap, and I'm just going to place this on the mannequin here now. I'M just placing the lace frontal on the dome cap. I did show you guys how to customize this in my last video. So if you haven't seen that please exit this video and go watch that now, I'm just gon na use my t pins and I'm going to pin the lace frontal in place. Okay guys! So now we want to take the time to explain to you what I did exactly so. As you guys can see, the front row is placed a little bit past the dom cap, and then I did. I placed it's going straight o'clock across the dome cap in the back, and you want to make sure that you guys have taps left over, because you do not want your lace frontal to be too small. And then you want to take the rest of your hair and then you're gon na pin it out of place and then you're going to sew it straight across. So I'm just going to continue sewing it straight now and after every stitch, I do do a small little knot just to make sure that it is properly secured. And when someone your latest frontal, you want to make sure that your stitches that try making are not super far apart and what you guys see me doing now is I'm going for rule the ban. So once you get to the point where you're sewing on the band, you want to make sure that you throw through the band, as you guys can see. I just showed it straight across and I didn't want them super far apart and you guys want to make sure you sew on the band, because, if not, you will have extra fabric left over. So what you see me doing now is I'm going in here and I place my track and play in place and then, when you're sewing on the band, you want to make sure that you're not going through the band when doing the back tracks. Because when you go through the band on, the back loses its ability to be able to stretch, and you guys don't want that - you want it to be able to fit your head or anyone's head that you're, making the wait for so with that being said, you Just want to make sure that you're only going through the fabric, it's showing you how I make a little small knot after every stitch, I'm just going to go through and just pull it through, and this is how I make small knots and I try to do This after every stitch, so the track is sick. So at this point, I'm just going to make a knot because I felt like I'm about to flip the track and you guys will know when it's time to flip your tracks, but I might just show you guys how I flip my tracks. I normally only flip one track, as you guys can see, there's two and I'm flipping just the one. That'S in the back, because I want the flip to be super super flat and to me when flipping both tracks is not as flat as it could be. So I'm just going to flip one of the tracks and make a knot, and then I want to stitch really really close together and I'm still making small knives itself stitching, really really close together, so that it can be as flat as possible. You'Re doing done doing that, you want to make another small knot, as you guys can see, and then I'm going back to both of the tracks, as you guys can see. I stopped there and I'm just going to put them back on top of each other and I'm just going to stitch really close together with this way. The tracks look super super cygnus and super super flat, but you only really just flipped one of them. You guys can see, it's super duper flat, and this is kind of what you're looking for, and this would this way I do not have to cut any of my tracks. If you guys watched my last video, you know that I am using a 13 by 6 frontal, which means that it is a very, very big front tool. So I do not have that much room to sew three bundles or in two. So, in order for all of the hair to fit, I would have to make sure that my webs, my tracks are really really close together and you guys will see you later. How close they are. You guys really just want to continue with this method. Until you finish with this, bun do, and I will show you guys what to do once you finish the bun them okay guys. So, as you guys can see, this is what it looks like once I finished with my first bundle. It is super flat and they're super close together. Now, I'm working with the 20 inch bundle and, as you guys can see, this is what it looks like straight off the pack and with this Bundy you're, going to really continue the same thing. You want to make sure that your tracks are double like. I said we don't have that much room, so you want to make sure all of your tracks is double and you do them super close together. So once I paint it in place, I'm going to begin stitching and I'm going to start stitching the tracks on to the front just on the band. You do not want to soak through the lace, because you will rip the lace or only so when the bands, so, as you guys, can see, I'm only I'm about to flip it and I'm only flipping one of the tracks and I'm going to system really really Close together and I'm going to make my night, but I'm going to still connect the track to the lace frontal like I said, because if you do, if you don't connect them, you will have a gap in your wig and you do not want that. That is very ugly once you do that. You know you want to start stitching in the opposite direction, but at this point you want to make sure that you're, both of your tracks are doubled, which means that they're, on top of each other and you're, sewing them down together. So at this point, I'm still only flipping one of the trucks, but I'm going to start carving them, because if you keep them straight, it is not going to cover up the line between your tracks and your frontal. So you want to start curving them so that you won't see the bend when your hair lays down or lays flat anything like that. So you really want to start curving them and you're still going to stitch it the same way but you're going to close up between your bundles and your frontal and, as you guys can see, the bundles are still double and you're just going to continue this until You finish the bundle so guys at this point. I have finished the 22 in the 20 inch bundle and, as you guys can see, the stitches are really close together. The flips are really flat in the tracks are really really super close together, as you guys can see, and this is kind of what you're looking for when you're making a week. Okay, guys, as you can see, we on the last bundle the 18 inch, and you really want to repeat the same thing to deal with your last bundle. You want to make sure that your stitches are really close together and that you're still carving your tracks and that your bundles are still double hey guys. At this point I am almost done, and this is all I am left with, so I'm still only going to flip them the same way by only folding one of the tracks and I'm going to sit just really really close together. Making sure that I did a super flat and once you guys have done that and you nodded it in place and it secure you're going to close up the gap between the last truck that you saw down in your frontal, which means that you're going to kind Of stitch the last track still on to the dome cab, but also connecting it to your lace, frontal by only sewing through the band and remember guys, you do not want to sew through the lace, because you will rip your frontal. You still want to make sure that a little bit of width or a track that you have left you're still doubling okay guys. So at this point, this is what it looks like once. You'Re done, as you guys can see, there's no gap between the tracks in the front suit, and now I'm just going to remove the frontal from the dome cap and I'm going to cut off the extra fabric. That'S left underneath the front and you guys want to get as close as possible to thread without actually cutting the thread, because if you do so, you will pretty much have to start all over okay guys. So at this point the wig is completely finished and this is what it's looking like. I hope you guys really enjoyed this video and, if you guys enjoy this video, please don't forget to Like and subscribe to my channel, and I hope this video was super. Super super super helpful and I love you guys and I'll see you guys in my next video bye