How To Make A 360 Lace Frontal Wig #360Frontal #Makinga360Wig

Hey, what's up, you guys make ups out here and welcome back to the channel and today's video I'm gon na, be making a 360 with you guys. I didn't really know what I was doing, because this is my first 360 frontal, but we're just gon na. Do this together we're gon na figure this out? Okay, okay! So the first thing that I did was, of course I put the 360 wig on the dome cap and I'm lining up the hair line at the edge of the dome cap and then I'm gon na put T pins around the hairline. So it doesn't fall down the mannequin head and then after I did that I pinned the inside of the 360 frontal. So that way I could get everything aligned. That'S how I want it to be on the inside of the wig, and there was like bumps and lumps on the outside of it. You guys can probably tell what I'm doing better than I can explain it. So I'm just going to let you guys watch and then I'll come back okay. So here you can kind of see what I mean by. I was making sure there wasn't any bumps and stuff like that. I made a part in the frontal and then I would kind of like fold it over and see how it would look after I panned it down and to see how it was after I stitch it. So that way, I would get like a little bit of a clue of how it would look when I'm done now, I'm just braiding the hair. So that way I can get it out of my way. Then I go to stitch everything. If you don't know how to braid, you can just use a bunch of Clips to get everything out of your way, but it was just faster and easier to braid the hair. After I got done braiding. I just used a clip to keep that out of my way as well. So now I'm just double-checking everything to make sure it's laying good. It looks alright, they're still no lumps, and I can't process so now, I'm starting to stitch the frontal down, and with this, oh, my voice, just correct. I am so sorry anyway. So with this, you want to stitch pretty close together. At least I stitch pretty close together because I don't like, when I cut my cap off underneath for there to be any gaps so to eliminate any gaps. I just stitch really close together, so I just continue to stitch all the way around. Until I close up that huge circle and then once I'm done with that, I will start to sew on my bundles. These are the bundles. I have a 20 inch 18 inch, a 16 inch and a 14 inch 360 frontal. I do have a video of me. Unboxing this hair, I will link it up in the cards. I don't throw away the little stretchy elastic things that they wrap the bundles with, because I like to use these for high puffs on my natural hair. Whenever I do wear my hair out, I'm sewing my 20 extra bundle first and I am double left in it. So I can use as much hair as possible and I don't go through my webs. If I'm double lifting I start at the fold of the web and then I'll continue, I don't always do that. It just depends on if I'm having trouble starting to attach the bundle to the way and while making this wick, I did do the flip over method. I didn't cut any of my webs while making this with when you do the flip of a method, especially when you're double wasting your bundle. You want to make sure you get that part where you flipped it as flat as possible and usually what I do is. I will stitch it right at that flip as many times as I have to in order for it to lie flat here. I'M just reading the frontal I had to Bri break this a couple of times because it kept coming to lose but yeah just tightening up the braid and continuing to stitch the 20 inch bundle and the next clip I'm going to show you guys how the weight Looks so far when I pull it up and it looks really good, it looks poppin. It looks great so now I'm just continuing with my 18-inch bundle and I'm still double Westing this one. I didn't single any bundles until I got to the top of the wig, and even then I double wefted a lot of it. Okay, the rest of this is pretty much the same thing, just repeating all of the same steps. So I'm going to let you guys go ahead and watch and if there's anything that I need to explain, I will come back and explain it. This is where I started to single West. The last bundle at like close to the top of the week, and when I did this, I pretty much just go across I'm not going in a u-shape, any man, I'm just filling in the last of the gap and I'm still doing the flip over method. As you can see, after I just flipped below track over I'm going straight across, there's no curve to the track or anything it's just now. I'M just working on closing up the rest of the wig and I'm still doing the flip over as I've been doing the whole entire time. If you're doing the flip over method like I am you want to make sure that when you get to this part, you make the flip or the stitch where the flip is as flat as possible, because you don't want it to be lumpy and bumpy. When you go to put it up and you see the tracks to it or it won't lay flat, so just pay really close attention to how you're stitching and closing up the tracks to the rest of the 360 frontal. As you can see, I don't have a lot of track left and I still didn't want to cut my wife's, so I just flipped it over and stitched the mess out of this section until it laid really flat. I didn't want to cut my tracks at all, so that was just the extra step that I did so I wouldn't have to cut any tracks, but if you don't have any problems, cutting your tracks and then go right ahead, I just didn't want to now. I'M just brushing the hair up into a ponytail to see how it looks when it would be up in a bun or a ponytail, a high point to all of that good stuff. And as you can see, it looks pretty good. And then I decided to take it out because I didn't like it. I wanted the point until to be higher. So yeah here is redoing the ponytail, and then I put it into a bun just to see how that would look, and it looks good all right him just taking out the bridge. I didn't have to do this cuz after that. I just cut off the cap and I could have left the braid bare, but I just decided to undo the braid and I turn the wick inside out and the scissors that I was using to cut the caps weren't very sharp. So, yes, I am using safety scissors, I'm using my son's safety scissors to cut off the rest of the dome cap, don't come for me and it actually worked a lot better than those other scissors that I was using. So after I cut off the cap, then I went a round of the cap with some more thread. I just stitched around the dome cap and stitched it to the lace. You know people say don't cut too close to the cap because it will come a loose or blah blah blah blah blah. That kind of counteracts that. So you don't have to worry about cutting too close to your cap, and if you do, then this will definitely fix that. Aren'T you guys that's pretty much it for this video if you liked it be sure to give it a thumbs up subscribe to my channel, and I will catch you in the next one.