How To Make A 360 Lace Frontal Wig| Beginners Friendly| Mistakes Included !!

Hey you guys, it's your girl, just move on and I'm just going to get right into this tutorial. So all I did was, I took my dream: multi-use adjustable, strap on wig cap and I just took my 360 on frontal and I just pulled it down onto the cap. I pulled it so that all the hair is hanging over the remaining cap. That'S underneath the unit and then I made sure that I had just enough lace to sew the action to so actually on the cap. So you do, is you just pull it down? You line it up where you overlap the front so with the cap, and then you just sew the remaining lace all around the perimeter. Now. My first mistake that I made - and I just showed you guys the tip as well on the screen is that I did not so this flap is hanging down it's one of the left and right side. I did not so those tail make sure that after you sew the whole entire front so, like I show you guys right here that you go back and you saw those two flaps down as well. I didn't do this. That was my first mistake and I had to go back and fix it, because my unit was very not very sturdy from me doing that so make sure that you do that on. So you don't make the same mistake that Adney so now. This is how it looks when you're done sewing and you have a whole bunch of excess cap at the bottom of the frontal that you don't need. So all I'm going to do is I'm going to take some small scissors and I'm just going to cut this excess cactus at the bottom of the frontal. So pretty much everything. That'S underneath that circle, part that you saw at the frontal is what you're going to cut so literally to the bottom. All of that cap with the straps are everything I'm showing is going to be cut. This goes into my next tip, which would be make sure that you're careful not to cut any thread and not to cut a hole in your cap. I actually end up cutting a hole accidentally in my cap and I had to go back and fix it. But you don't want to do this and accidentally get a bigger hole or a hole that you can't fix, because you might have to run the risk of starting over or redoing your unit and getting a whole new cap so be careful again. That was a second mistake that I made. This was the first time that I was making a 360 frontal week. So, of course, I was going to make mistakes, but I just want you guys to learn for them, so this is how it looks after I cut that excess cap just put this wig right back over my mannequin head and I just pull it over. So now all I have is pretty much the frontal and a tiny bit of cap in the middle left over so now I'm going to do is I'm just going to go ahead and start sewing my tracks, I'll just want to show you guys, how look what You cut that excess cap off, so I'm just going to start sewing my wife, and so enough is pretty easy. All you do is you just literally take the track and you just put the needle through the end. You knot it and then you start to sew. You can do up and under or you do through the web. Some people say that they get more shading through the web, but I like to do it just a little bit because I feel like it makes my a lot sturdier also now, when I do so. My units, I do not do the flip over method with whole ways, especially with 360 from tools, because they can be a little bulky and not lay as flat as I would like them to so now, when I sell my unit as you will see, I sew And as soon as I get to the end of a track, I cut it, I nodded a secure and then I continue doing that throughout the wig um. So that's how I've been sewing my units and it gets them really really flat. Also um, when sewing on, you know, sewing with a 360 frontal or any type of pencil. You don't want it just so perfectly left right. You want to do it in an almost u-shape or upside down C. Shape almost would be a better example, yet you want to sound like an upside down C shape. This helps it to lay really good and for it to be really flat. Where you do decide. The heat on it or curl it so don't just do straight left and right do it kind of in an upside-down C or you type of shape. I'M sorry, I'm just answer. That'S how I could see you sewing this unit and yeah okay. So this is why I emphasized earlier to be careful when you're cutting that excess cap off at the beginning, as you guys can see in the front of the wig, I do have a hole in it. This is why I emphasize to definitely be careful when you're cutting, because you don't want to get a hole in your unit. I am going to show you guys later on in the video that I did fix it and explain how I fix the hole in it, but it just be sure to be careful again. This is my first time making a 360 frontal wig in this type of fashion, so I did have to learn as I went on, so I hope this is helping you guys that you do plan on make it away. So you guys can learn from my mistake and I'll try to avoid them at all means. Okay, so right here, I'm going to show you guys. Rm show you guys that I did fix the hole in the front. All I did was, I pulled an interior from the back of the wig cap and in the front, and I pulled it not too much that I made the wick was small, but just enough talking actually so - and I sold a couple of times right here, because I wanted to ensure that it would not come apart, so I literally went through it went through. It again went through it again and did it to the point where that's why I has the exact, because I was like I refuse for this week's to come apart, but I had spent all this time on it. So again, definitely chef Lee try to avoid that. On when you are making your unit, so you don't have to do what I did so this is the final product after I sort of the tracks on, and I make sure that you saw the trucks all the way until you get to right behind, like the Hair where the hair starts on the front, so that's where your track should stop that. Also, this is the final product and this how it looks after I cut the lace off, you can add, adjustable, strap or elastic band to your cap, but I did not, but I hope this video helped you guys, and I hope that you guys work for my Mistakes and thank you guys so much for watching bye,