Easy How To Sew Clips Onto Your Hair Extensions / Tracks How To Make Clip In Hair Extensions Diy

Hey guys, I'm here to show you how to sew clips onto your extensions. All you need is some clips. Of course I got these at a dollar store, I mean actually at a beauty supply store. It came to in a pack for a dollar. I got some thread. I got this spool from sallee. You can get this. These are needles, 50, assorted needles. You can get that from jo-ann a pair of scissors, and this is optional. This is a seam ripper. Just in case. You need to pull the thread out of this truck and start over, which is not likely, but you know we all make mistakes, so that's something that a sower uses when they sew clothes, but I'm just a quick info before I show you how to do it. What I did was I measured around my head: how long like how long I wanted to track because it came in a bundle for you in a pack like that's what the beauty supply store sells so on so yeah. I measured how long I wanted it and I put it at the kind of near my temple on each side of my head and that's the width I got so I cut it and then I already sold the two ends. So it'll make the video a lot shorter and I saw one piece on already so I just wanted to make it pretty quick and simple for you guys, there's nothing really hard at all. So what I like to do first is thread at least three to four needles, maybe five or six, just depending on how many tracks that you actually need to create the extensions and the length and the fullness that you want so on. All you have to do is thread this needle and then what you do is tie two double knot: oh actually, two knots, which is a double knot at the bottom and they have to be in the same place. So it looks like one big night here what you actually see two there, because the I messed up but uh, it's fine and what you do is take the clip and you want to make sure that the clip is this way that the combs are facing. You because if you sew it this way - and this is the track you see like it - won't work so on make sure the comb is facing you and then let's see I'm going to zoom in a little bit. So you guys can see exactly what I'm doing and when we sew using the needle we're going to actually go through this back on track back here and go through this hole right here. So it's pretty simple, just kind of feel where the hole is and stick it there. I'M sorry if you guys can't really see it see. Okay and then I grab like once it's halfway through it's not all the way through. I grab these two threads, separate them and pull them just like this in between the needle. So you have one thread here and one thread on the other side and you just pull. Sometimes it gets tangled. You just pull it and you do this three to four times so you can you kind of see the thread over there. It'S just to secure it. That'S the method. I use it's kind of like a lot method. Let me zoom out a little bit. Can you see that little hole right? There is the top hole that I'm actually sticking the needle through and the needle is going from the back of here all the way through, so it secures it down yeah just like that, and then what you want to do is cut this close to the needle. So that you can tie this into another knot - and you don't have to make the extensions this long - I just did it because this is where it's going to be near. My temple yeah and that's pretty much it and all you do next is just trim snip. It in there you go and then once you're done, all you have to do is apply it. Let me give you a close-up mines, I threaded it a lie. It looks a little unprofessional, but this is probably the best method, because you won't have to worry about the threads coming out or the clips coming on it or anything like that. It'S pretty simple, sorry and if you have excess three, if it's long enough like this, is pretty long, I'm gon na cut it in half and then create another two knots just to secure it and then trim. Thank you guys. So much