Learn How To Measure A 360 Lace For Ventilation

Hello: everyone, it's been a minute guys today, i'm making a quick tutorial on how to diy a 360 lace for ventilation. So i have my lace all set and a lot of you have been wondering what kind of lace i make use of the lace is soft and it has tiny holes. It'S a bit stretchy and it blends well with my skin tone. So all i'll be needing to make this 360 lace is a brown thread that matches well with my lace, a small needle, a tape that i can use in measuring the head. Circumference of my mannequin. My measurement here is 21 inches, but i'll be making use of 22 inches. You can use an eyebrow pencil or a concealer okay, now making the measurement for the head. Second frames, 22 inches and lastly, i forgot to make mention of the scissors yeah very important. Let me set this up properly, so you guys can see my measurements clearly i'll be leaving a space in front because it's a 13 by four measurements, the we will be using in front but then i'll add it up a bit like an extra inches for all. My rough work by the end of the day i will be making use of just four inches, so i'll, go ahead to cut off the excess leaves that i have on every side and then i'll set them aside. Do make sure the lines you marked on both sides are well placed together before you cut off the sides of your lace. You guys remember the video up here that i uploaded on how to diy a 13x4 lace frontal where my measurements were in inches, but then i kept on saying centimeters. Well, thanks to everyone who corrected me, those that went to my inbox and my viewers and subscribers thank you so much those measurements were are supposed to be in inches, not in centimeters, okay. So, just from the top, where i marked that line, i will set my tape and i will measure one and half inches just before the line beneath. I will make a little cut just past the line i marked the knits okay, just a little cut and in with too much and then i'm folding each side inwards to the line. I marked just like that inwards fold. Both sides inwards, so i will join both sides. I fold it together and then i'll sew it down with my little needle and thread. You can also sew this down with a sewing machine if you have one for i'm using the small needle to sew this down, because it's a diy work. Well, that's by the way, once you're done sewing. All of that you want to make sure your lace is well placed okay, so i'm folding both ends together equally, so i can cut off the other side of the lace. So while i'm cutting the other side of the lace, i'm stopping just at the part where i give that little cut, i'm also giving the top lease a little coat also, so it will serve as the front part. These cuts are for both ears, so it fits properly once i'm done with all of my measurements, i will go ahead to cut off my thread as i'll, be showing you guys how this 360 list looks on my head. So this is it both sides that we cut off on both sides and that's the excess leaves in front of my face so i'll. Just make use of my eyebrow pencil to mark the line in front where i'm going to stop my ventilation. If that makes any sense, of course it does now. This is the part where i drew the line on my forehead and i'm going to measure in this. So we know how many inches it is so remember. I said making a thirteen by four, and this is it by four okay and this is going to serve as the back part. So just in order for me not to um, have a mix-up with the front part and the back part. So i'll just go ahead to give this a curve at the back. So i know this is the back part, and then this is the front part. Okay, so you guys should stay tuned as i'll be uploading. My next video on how to ventilate it resists the lace, wig and do stick around with me by clicking on any of this video right here and subscribing to my channel if it was helpful and give this video a like. Okay and i'll see you guys in my next one bye,