Detailed! How To Make A Lace Closure Wig+Beginner Friendly (Sunber Hair)

Like it guarantee in the past the team on these anti, you hi guys welcome back to my channel, so today, I'll be making a closure wig and the hair that I'm using is from Sundberg. Here they sent me three bundles and a closure of their Brazilian straight. They sent me a 22 24 and 26 inch and also a 20 inch closure to start off. You'Ll need a dull mesh cap, needles thread scissors and a mannequin head, also some tea pins to secure the closure. You'Re gon na start off by placing the closer in the closure in the center and pinning it down with some tea pins and then you're gon na get your needle and thread and get to work. Well. We'Re gon na have the hair in a ponytail first and have it out of the way here was to tsuki wasn't staying up, so I had to pin it towards the front and then you're gon na go in through the weft off the end of the closure And also through the mesh of the dome cap, you want to be careful not to get the needle and thread through the elastic of the dome cap. You want to make sure that it's only through the mesh and not do the elastic else here. Wig will not fit we wan na go in through the weft and also through the cap and you're gon na just keep going in and stitching. It'S not any particular stitch, I'm literally just going through the weft off the closure and through the dome cap and out, and I'm also bringing the thread in between I'm also bringing the needle in between the thread and I'm just making a knot. And as I go through doing this stitch, I go in and I not as I go along, you cannot it in two ways: you can open the thread and post and put the needle through and I'll give you a knot. You can also pull the needle through and wrap the thread around it and then pull it through, and that will not it. I don't know if I'm making sense guys, because I don't really know how to explain these things really well, but that's what I did and I just kept stitching all the way around. It'S simple in and out pulled through. It'S no crazy stitching. It'S nothing! You know you can do whatever stitch. You feel comfortable thing is like a method where you just go through the weft off the closure and through the mesh cap and then pull through just like what I'm doing right there, and now that it's closer, you can see exactly how I'm stitching and maybe just Looking at it, you'll understand more than how I'm explaining it to you and you're gon na stitch the closure all the way around and that's another way to knot the closure. As I told you, you can just wrap the thread around the needle two to three times and right there. That will not be yes exactly. Oh my god. I can't explain this for I'm sorry, but, as you see, I stitched it down and I stitched the other side down and now we only have one side remaining and you're just gon na go in and do the same loop method and not as you go along. Just so your hair won't unravel and your wig will be secured and you're just gon na keep doing that until you're finished, but guys as it relates to sewing right by the elastic band. That'S in the cap, be careful, don't stitch the elastic band you want to just get the top part, that's the little mesh part and not the elastic band, because if you do, the wig will not fit it won't stretch and it'll be like a total mess. I'Ve done this before and I've. I have failed because I stitched my band to my closure or my frontal and then it's too tight and it won't stretch so just keep doing that as you can see just a loop method and you take your time. But when doing this to me, the most tedious part of making the wig is stitching down the closure and then we're moving on and we're going in with the longest bundle first, that is the 26 inch. So what I did, I pinned the hair from ear to ear all the way up to where the closure starts like this will definitely allow for the cap not to show like when the wind blows or anything you don't want to be seeing the cap. So this will allow you, if you want to pull the hair up at the sides in a ponytail and you're, basically knotting the beginning of the track and you're not going to sew through the weft. The only time you go through the weft is at the beginning off the stitch and then, when you knot it, you continue doing that loop method right through and instead of going through the weft you're gon na go under the weft and through the mesh gap. I hope that made sense, but you're gon na keep doing the loop method and nodding as you go through. You could just wrap it around once or twice and pull the needle through and the thread and you'll get a knot just like what I'm doing right there and then you're, just gon na keep doing that and it's basically the same thing as you're, repeating the loop Stitching all the way around until you're finished sewing your track. Then you're gon na go in and to measure another piece of track and do the same thing throughout the whole head. As I said, there's two ways that knot it once you pull the needle and the needle through the weft. Well know: once you put the needle under the weft and pull it up, you can just wrap the thread around the needle and pull it through it. You'Ll get a knot or you can't push the needle through the weft and open the thread and pull the needle through it. That'Ll give you a knot. I hope that makes sense guys, but just keep watching what I'm doing, because I don't think I'm doing a very good job at explaining. But that's what I'm doing guys. Basically, and as I said, the only time that the whip that you're gon na put the needle through the weft is when you start sewing a track afterwards, after making that first knot, you put it under the whip and not do it, and then you just do The loop stitch all the way around nodding in between until you get to the end, and after that, you measure out your next tract and print it with the t-pain and then continue stitching. It'S pretty easy guys. All you have to do is have a little patience and don't brush it. That'S all I can say just take your time and you'll be fine. Take your time and you'll be fine. That'S what the hair looks like after we've completed one bundle and as you can see, when you lift the hair up, there is no track showing. So if you wanted to do a little ponytail, you could still do it and I'm gon na go in with my second bundle, and this is a 24 inch and just as I did the other bundles, I'm going to pin it with my t, pins measure it Out, pin it and just sew, just as how I sewed the other bundle, and it's really just the same thing. Over and over again, I'm just gon na shut up now and have you watched yours to the video and that's what it looks like with two bundles in it's really full and no tracks are showing and that's what the stitching looks like. I think it looks really neat and for the last bundle they're just gon na close up that part that we have left out we're just gon na keep stitching stitching until he pulls it up and for the last track, and that is right. Where the closure is. You are gon na, go in and go under the weft under the closure and under the weft and Stitch the closure to the web you're gon na. Do this very carefully you guys, because we want our closure to lay seamlessly. We don't want any bold Jing or anything like that. So you're, just gon na stitch your closure to your work and be sure to make be sure to check that it's flat and it's not bulging up and you're gon na. Do that all the way around until the wig is closed up guys making this wig was a real trip. Like I worked on this week for three nights every night after I got home from work at 11, I would take an hour and stitch one bundle. So it took me three nights to get all three bundles on the closure in and to complete the wig, but I think it was worth it and the wig came up bomb and during the three days I broke a nail like every single night. I came home. I had another broken nail, so that's what was happening. The video wasn't done in one night guys. So that's basically it everything is nicely stitched together and looking really neat, and that is it. The wig is completed. The second part of this video is coming up soon. It will show you how I customize the closure and how I tinted the closure without bleaching it guys. Yes, I have something to show, you guys be sure to watch the second video. I love you guys so much make sure you share like and comment on. My video and make sure you watch a second part, you're gon na, want to see how I customize the wig and how the finished products product looks on my head. Bye, guys, mwah