Diy; How To Crochet Wig With Bang!!

Hey guys, thank you so much for stopping mine. Let'S just get started with this crochet twig. First. I use that sidearm weaving cap that I use I'm going to turn this over on the other side and put this onto the foam head that I'm going to use to me this way, and so what I'm gon na do now is I'm going to crochet some Of the multi here right around the perimeter of that cap right and then that's the hair that I use is the Jeanette collection. Morley here comes in the green back down and I use like three and a half or three and three-quarter platform number two. So I just cut the hair in half and then we're going to start inserting this year and I'm going to start as close as I can to the band, but not on the band itself right and then I'm going to push the needle through like three holes. Just like to have enough to hold on to so it doesn't rip the cap and then I'm going to insert them like three other parts. It'S like three OS push them through three or three hours apart this three by three. I guess yes, so I'm going to put this on a perimeter up this way right around it and then I'm going to flip the cap over won't finish and why I do this is because, when you put your cap on and it's windy outside and you're here Blow up at least you know that kind of camouflage the knots instead of it just blowing up and all you see, is just crochet. Not so that's why I do it like that. So now I'm finished and I'm going to take it off and turn it over and then start a crochet again and those four points, I'm showing you the length and width of my head that we want to make in wigs to give me a more perfectly fit In with right, so I just made your life from the my forehead to the nape of my neck and across from one ear to the other, and then I just pin it pin the cap to those points, and I apologize for sounding like this. I'M a little sick and I'll be waiting like four days to do this voice over and I'm like. I need to get this out of the way, so I really apologize for sounding like this, but I know you guys understand so now we're going to fold that excess in the top of the key up into itself and then fold it over just like that, so That way, tell to not, you know up your weak to lay flat that there's a formal, um or gathering to rip out your natural here. So I'm gon na cushy, as I want to start a cushy first to just keep it in place, so it doesn't move. Alright, so it could stay in there and lay flat, so I'm going to crochet some here across right at that top and then I'm going to crochet somewhere across at the bottom part two, and you will see so now, I'm going to just think into the bottom Piece, as I said and then go ahead, make sure you go ahead and insert another row through the middle right there, because that's too much space and I'm not sure if I showed you that I did that so just in case I don't show you make sure You do that, if that's really too much space in between so now, I'm just put up continue crocheting, as I said like through three or three hours apart three to four and until I finish the entire thing, so that's basically what I'm just gon na do so Now I'm finish at the top and that's what it looks like just go ahead and complete the rest of this cap and then that's unfinished. That'S what it looks like I'm the showing you the front, see what I'm talking about when it blows up, then you won't see all those crochet rods. So now I'm just going to take a scissors and clip away all those are the XS long ends and just try to give it a little shape. So now I'm going to just brush through this here and I'm going to apply some shape or the first is that of the soften it. Yet just to get rid of that little texture. You know the hair naturally have a little curl, so I'm going to brush it up because I want to put we want to put our curls in it when you brush it out. That makes the curl more defined. It looks more natural. So that's what I'm going to do, I'm just going to brush all the entire thing, and then I make it for section. So it don't get tangled back and then I'm going to take the Cooper murder, wrap it on notice. When I'm wrapping a wrap like three pieces are three strong that I insert it onto one rat and when I'm wrapping it I'm turning it. That'S where you get the best results with your curls. I tried it without turning it when I'm wrapping it and the curls was not as defined as it turned out to be. Now, I'm going to show you one more time. I take three pieces three pieces of the hair and I'll wrap it around. The partner notice. Me not I'm wrapping, I'm twisting it, so it's nice and tight, and that way you end up getting a more defined curl right and I didn't bring it too close to the rule, because I don't want it to rule to be super defined. That way, it looks more natural, alright and then I'm also use flexi rods, like I use a total of 24 projects well flex, your toes I didn't have enough of. I don't want you sad to use both and they give the same result. So if you have either use it your boat use it right. So that's the finished. Look after I finish curling all of it. Now I'm going to take the cap off and put it in a container and pour out water on it. I leave it for I left it for 15 minutes. You could leave it for longer if you want, but I think 15 minutes was good enough for me. So let this cool off see you don't burn yourself and you can leave it to dry overnight. So ever long you want, I just wanted to take it off now. So that's how you do just take your time and unraveled and unwind it off the rod and that's what a curl look right. Just take your time with it, you don't want to make it too fuzzy alright and that's what a crack for the flexi rod see they're both of the same and that's what I look on our finisher. That'S will about on to the the head and then now I'm going to separate it. I wrap three pieces onto one rod, so I'm going to separate these three pieces and then I separate each piece into two right. So that's what I did to give it. Some more body and make it look more natural. It'S going to be a little fuzzy, but take your time so you don't make it too fuzzy, because the low fuzziness will just effort to look more natural. So don't worry if you see the little bit fuzzy. Don'T worry about it and the type of hair too. Naturally, it's going to be a little bit fuzzy. Then I'm going to go back with this is again and just click click away in a little loose and in a little thrashing is and I'll shape it up. A little bit more so yeah, that's what I'm doing there. So that's what it looks like on the cap and now I'm going to put it onto my head and then continue the cutting process. I'M just going to put it on and just shake it up. A little bit and then I'm going to cut some bangs in the front. I'M going to cut this at an angle, and I don't want too much here in the front. Nor do I want the back to cover my eyes or the beginning of my eyebrow. Like that's, how I like my balance, if you want to cover your eyebrows, that's up to you, but just cut it at an angle until you're satisfied and yeah, just basically what I'm doing there and yeah. So that's the finished. Look. I really love this gear. It'S so simple, so cute so easy to achieve, and I hope you enjoyed this video. If you do, please go ahead and comes up leave me a comment down below and please subscribe and totally share this video. I would appreciate it so until then I'll see you guys in my next video bye, guys