Watch Me Make A Closure Wig On A Sewing Machine || Hair In Beauty Straight Hair

Hi best friends welcome back to my channel, so I have some hair from Heron Beauty. They did send me some fun girls, okay, this is their straight hair, the 1 % that I have, I believe, is a 26 inch and I have three bundles and a closure. So I'm going to show you guys how exactly I make my wigs on a sewing machine with the closure, so I've showed you guys and gave you a detailed tutorial on how I do it with a frontal okay. So you want to take all of that information of how to thread your machine and everything like that. You want to take that video, which I will leave in the iCard above at the end of this video and in the description box. Okay, so I will say watch that video first and if you don't know how to measure your hair watch. My initial my first first ever how to make a wig video and all these back in the description box as well for YouTube. So you can refer to that alright, so this is going to be how I make a closure wig, it's going to be simple and sweet. You want to make sure you put pull your closure a half inch or inch above the actual free edge of your dumb kappa right. That is because it's going to give you the most natural look when it comes to applying your closure or your wig onto your head, alright, because you definitely want to end up cutting those little side tabs the same tabs of the closure off. So it looks better that way. Alright, so make sure your closure is flushed to your cap, and you want to outline it and your outlining it, because I'm going to remove the closure. I just feel like I work better and faster when the closure is not adhered to, the wigs first, I just feel like you know, I could just move quicker, okay, so as of right now, it takes me about 15 minutes to make a song machine. The wig and I will never go back to a handmade wig ever again, it's just super fast super easy and especially when I have a lot of weeks to make for customers or for YouTube. Okay. So yes, so because I have three bundles and the bundles weren't, they didn't look that big. I decided that I was gon na single track. My reps onto my my cap, alright, so the first bundle I doubled and that's like three rows all right. It just depends on how big your bundles are, but because I have longer lengths the bundles are not gon na, be like it's not gon na. Take a lot of rows on the way all right, so I would double the first bundle and then I singletrack the rest, and I literally only had a little piece of hair left all right. So so a lot of you guys get antsy. When I say the guidelines is just a guideline, you do not have to stick to how many rolls I'm doing, because then you different manufacturers have different amount of hair in their bundles. The shorter lift your hair is the more weft. You get a lot of the longer lengths your hair, a bit shorter. Well, she did so it's just up to you to just use general like a guesstimate as to how many rows you should have. So I would say, if you would ask me, if you have four bundles, then you wouldn't want to definitely want to double with your bundles and then sew it onto your tracks. I mean onto your cap, okay, if you have three bundles, you can either some single track without doubling doubling them or you could double one bundle, which is your last bundle, okay and then for single track, the rest of them or you can single track. The entire bundle - alright, if you have two bundles, just go ahead and single track that because it makes no sense for even double track two bundles, because it's really gon na look super super gapi. Alright, so you just you just have to think about it. That way. The more hair you added on to your wigs, the more you want to double your tracks: okay, simple and let me say if you have four bundles and you want a single track, all of those tracks onto that way, cap. That is fine, but I am gon na. Let you know your wig is not gon na have as much stretch because, as you see, there's gap they're spaces in between each track. So that's the face is letting my wig still expand. Alright, the more tracks you put on there, the harder it's gon na, be for your wig to expand. I hope that makes sense. So, let's talk about sewing, so I'm gon na hold the two strings in the back. I'M gon na make sure that my webs and my cap or our lines, what my guidelines all right, it's just like driving, so you just want to make sure that you're letting your West and your guidelines are on top of each other, and you want to put Both of them under your presser foot, all right, there's gon na be an elastic band in your cap. All right, you want to stitch all the way to the ending of the elastic band before the actual thin part of the cap starts all right, and once you do that, you want to stop, and you want to press your backwards button, which right is right there. In front of my machine right there, yes press that down, that's gon na go backwards. You want to go back to the beginning of the elastic band and then you want to come back. That'S how you lock in your stitch. You definitely want to lock in your stanchion, because if you don't your stitch, will your track will slip out? You want to make sure that that thing is like you want a back foot. Yes, go front, go back, go front, so it on down and everything like that all right. So the reason why I don't use pins to keep my my tracks in place on my cap is because of the fact that I want to make sure that I can maneuver my cab and my cab is flat and it's not getting sewn on top of each Other because it's easy for it's very easy for you to so the wrong way on the sewing machine and your cab gets stitched to each other the wrong way. And it's a it's a headache trying to unstitch that, like getting some scissors or a seam ripper and trying to take that apart, all right. So like it's just it's just a headache and I like to work headache free. If I have to stop in, like you know, straightening my track up or straightening my cap up and making sure everything is, you know smooth and flat while I'm sewing, then I would just go ahead and do that alright. So yes, so as you see, I am just sewing and she is neat like you definitely want to ensure inside of your cap to look like this. You know it's gon na get you you. Can it's gon na take some time for you're gon na get comfortable with your sewing machine, but you're gon na get there, though you're definitely gon na get there. I'M just take your time. Don'T have high expectations to move as fast as I am because there's people that make so machine wigs is faster than 50 minutes. Take it high put on a bomb movie, some bombed music just 5 out. This is very therapeutic, especially when you're doing it but, like I said in my last, sewing machine video, when I will show you guys how to make a frontal. I will highly suggest if this is your first time doing this to do it on synthetic hair. I'M practiced on synthetic hair. Do not mess up your expensive bundles, trying to figure out how to use a sewing machine. Okay or if you have old bundles, then that's cool but practice on some synthetic hair, because I know my first wig was horrible, like it was horrible. I get a little to my mom and she wore it. She was proud to wear it, but it was bad but, like I, it took some time for me to get this neat alright and another reason why I make sure that my cabin my bundle market March webs are super neat is because the hair could get into The Machine and they could just be a headache trying to clean it out alright. So this is what the wig looks like I'm gon na cut off all the excess string. That'S underneath the wig, because you will have that and then this is just what the Catholics like and she's ready for. The closure, like I'm gon na, show you right here. I'M gon na put the wig on without the closure and like this would be a you part right. But if I was to sell you part, I would make sure that the you area where there's no hair is is a little bit smaller, because I wouldn't want somebody to lose that much of my hair out. So I will make sure it was smaller. But that's the perfect size for your closure because we measured it out. So let's put the closure on so I'm gon na sit the closure on and I'm gon na, pin it back down and I'm a hand stitch. It do a couple of hand stitches just so I can put the closure and the wig through the sewing machine now um some some people don't do this. Some people could just sew it, but I like to be precise, so I don't mind taking a time out to the hand stitch that specific area and then going over it with my sewing machine, like I said, I'm not as detailed in this video because I just Feel like I was super detailed in my face - sewing machine video in my first week making video ever so if you are just a newbie, and you just want to know where to start like I said I will leave both of those videos. Well, I wouldn't like all of my how to make a wig videos down below for you guys, so you can just pick and choose which one you want to go through, but I definitely think that you should watch all three of them. I think that's about three of them all three of them, so you can just grasp everything that I'm saying, because you know different method calls for different methods acting so yeah. So at this point I'm just cut the string and then we're just gon na sell her on to get there on the sewing machine and we're gon na cut off the excess of material underneath the lace. So the reason why I, like the way that I make my wigs, is because like say you have a wig right and you your lace, tears or your your wig is going bald or it's something like that, or it's just time to replace it. You can easily just cut that lace, closure out and just put a new one in because we did like that anchor stitch to make it closed in. So we sewn that closure right one, the last track, so it's easier for you to cut that off than having to remake an entire wig. So your wig and so yeah, like I just like being able to have that option, and I have that option. When my closures as well - but this is the wig - she is a very silky and long and she's glueless - how I like her okay. So if you guys have any questions feel free to leave them down below in the comment area, I will be down there answering all the questions. Okay, thank you for a hair and beauty for sending me this hair and I will be back with some more videos. Hey