Wig Class 108 | 360 Frontal | Sewing Machine

Hi boots with class 108, we are doing a 360 frontal on a sewing machine today. So what I'm doing is, if I have this piece of fabric that I use for my 360 front instead of cutting up caps, I hate wasting money. So what about four or five yards of this material is the exact same material that they use on the caps? I want to show you how to put that on here to start off I'll. Try to pin it down just make sure this fit it to the top, and I pull it to I pull it to where the hairline is and then I'll stretch it down the back. The same way, you like same way, you fold down a frontal, so I'm gon na fold that down pin that as well pull it and fold it on the other side as well, because I just want the top of it to be flat to the canvas here. I'M gon na take my my 360 frontal. You want to pull this all the way down to where it's snug around the circumference and I'm just pinning this down now on this part, you can see a little bit of space in between in between the canvas hit and the let me swing the canvas hit And the frontal you don't want to have that space, you want to pull it down to where you have no space at all. Now, when I get to these combs, I have people asking me about how do I store around the cones? I just saw through the openings, not the openings of the comb, but the opening space to where I know the thread and the cat won't get caught on the inside. So you want to start in between the parts of the comb. You want to go ahead and continue to sew the rest of the cap all the way around now. Here'S how it should look. It should be all the way flat down to the cap to the head. I'M going to cut off the rest of this excess material. Put it put the rest up for the next time and, as you see the material still really stretchy, I'm just going to show you how I take the combs out. So when you do it this way, it's easy to pull them out. That way, once you start sewing, you're, not you're, not nicking, those combs and you go you're able to freely move those combs out the way. Now I double my tricks already. If you want to see how I doubled those tricks, you can look. Click the link at the top. My first thing I am going to do is I'm going to sew the front two down all the way around now when I cut the material off of the cap of the when I got the excess material off under the cap, I left a little bit. I left maybe half an inch of material left on there, so that when I saw it on there, then they had the material get song on there with the cap as well. So I don't have any of my material moving, so I'm just gon na go ahead and continue to sew all of this around and I'll show you guys how that looks so now that should be able to fit snug down one city campus it I want to Start pinning them left to right all right. The left exact same thing and I always get eggs. Why do i pin? Why do I pin my tracks down to my cap instead of just drawing guidelines to me, I can see the guidelines as well. If you want to draw guidelines, you're more than welcome to use that technique and hand in hand with this one but pinning down the tracks onto the cap, allows your cat and your tracks to be into the soil machine as the one you don't have to worry. About you, don't have to worry about the tracks moving, you don't have to worry about the cat moving. You don't have to worry about the cat. Bunching up. You don't have to worry about the the cat being out of place. You don't have to worry about absolutely any Earth Day and I do use measurements as well. But since I already know my measurements for this, I just went ahead and made the week so yeah just pin so pin so pin stuff and taking the cap from the sewing machine to the candidates head does not. It is not. I get done really fast, so it does not take time and it allows me to make sure that the consistency of the cap stays the same from the bottom to the top, because of course, I always start at the bottom. Everyone does I'm gon na. Take this off of here and I'm gon na give you guys a little bit of code view. You know that should be seamless on inside and out as it is now I'm down to this small part. So I'm fitting the size track that I want to meet and I'm going to cut this one open, because I want this top part to be as flat as possible. I have more than enough tracks to cover my area, so I just want that to be behind the frontal, like that. I, like my last, maybe one or two tracks to be to be singular just because it is more seamless to the back. If you try to put a double track right, there you'll be able to see the track so keeping the track. Singular allows it to be allowed to be more seamless and you're able to push some of their hair from the front school over that last track and conceal it, because pretty much your only that's going to be the only track that you'll have to conceal. If you do this correctly, absolutely every single track on that cap will be concealed. After I'm done. I always cut off the excess strings to make sure that there is no strings or clutter lip underneath. So she did fluffy is. I was working with her, so I'm just putting some leave-in conditioner on here some btz protein. It is like I said, leave-in conditioner and I calmed it through. So I'm calling that all the way through to make sure it gets to every strand so that I don't have to worry about anymore any frizziness. Now this hair line was not pre plucked, so I am going through and plucking the hair line to make it more natural, and I was all done now if you guys liked this video go ahead and subscribe, give me a thumbs up and I'll see you guys. Next time, you're more than welcome to also follow me on Facebook and Instagram Facebook, uh premier, these videos to where you can you can chat, live with me on there almost every time, not almost every time, but absolutely every single time that these videos premiere a lot Of my other content flows through my Instagram to my facebook, so go ahead and please please follow me and then let me know who you are cuz, then I can follow you guys back that way. We can, you know, get chatted up there up and now. Thank you so much. I love you guys I'll see you guys next time by