Drawing Guidelines On A Ventilated Wig Cap

I'M back hey fam, so I decided to jump on live really fast, to show you how I draw the guidelines on this ventilated couch. This tab is designed to put heroin if you want to put hair on. If you don't want to put hair on it. That'S totally up to you. I know some people put their towel. They'Re not Tao tag right here also, I was just saying you know it's up to you what you want to do with this right here, whether you just draw the guy's eyes on it or you put your tag here. I'Ll put two guidelines on and I have a couple of clients that I actually cut this part off, but if you cut it off, don't cut it too far up here make sure you leave like a tiny bit to protect the integrity of the cap. So with this way it can, I am doing two bundles - I'm not going to draw anything on here. This is the way it count where I have to cut it off, but if I was to draw one I put one here and then my next one would go right here and you could straight stitch or this extension, if you this extension, be careful on this Because you can accidentally zigzag up here - and you don't want to zigzag on this, because your adjustable fans go in there so straight to it. Usually, my guidelines are always and enjoy. I have a little under an inch apart, so with the ventilated cap. It could be a little closer, so I'm a draw my life and again straight across now. I do I do so, and this is a client cap. You also you get in it, just how I do it. Oh, I so on this part right here, but this little piece in here you want to make sure that it's out of the way when you sew on it, don't sew on it. If you use these caps, you sign it acident by itself on, and you just that's because this goes through here. So my next line and again I'm always doing this in my hand, still so awkward standing up bent over my next one would go here and I try to bring it right above where this is so when I'm saw it on the sewing machine, it's easy for It to be out of my way so again, my next night, I would go here. You could tell I kind of lose playing with this cap. You should have any loose face and again if you mess up so let's say this isn't straight enough. I do that and then I'm never using this marker. I use like a china marker. I just felt it would be better for you all to see it and then, if I messed up, I put little lines right here and again, I'm trying to do it like you know, beginner stage, whether you start from the middle or the sighs it doesn't matter. Wherever you are on one side of the count, you want to try to be in the same area of the other side of the cap. Now my next line I'll make sure it's on that ear. Tab right here and it's gon na go right above this piece here. However, you draw your lives to stay. Even that's what you do. I usually hold it in my hand and just turning, and it just does really good for me. So I'm showing you kind of different ways. We all draw them differently. The goal is for them to be straight across and even Oh help me. I want to do this one day. Look I have this cap, you all. I have a it's 40 some minutes, but it's very detailed I'll show you literally how to construct the whole week on another YouTube video. So again, my next one. We go about right here and I don't care how many bundles I'm sewing in my lives tend to be the same. It just tells me if I need to quadruple my phone, those double up on my bundles away. So again, if you'll notice, I'm always checking I used visuals. So this is a guy right here, I'm right here on it. On the other side, I want to try to do the same. My next line here and then you are you straight stitch this. So if you notice I'm drawing automatically, I see I'm too close together, don't draw your line like that. I know it's kind of hard to see on the black part, but you all get an idea. So now I'm looking because this is a good tip so because my closure is taking up this entire piece, it's a five by five. All of my guidelines are just gon na continue to go around. However, if it was a four by four, it would just be like right here, and you still have space on the top just so so, depending on the size of the wig block in the size of your own. Closure is gon na determine how your guidelines curve around meaning. I might have one line to draw across right here if it was a four by four, but if you all been following me for a while, you know I don't like to have all those lines going across right here. It doesn't yield like a good fit all the time. For me, I try to go with the natural fall of the hair, so my next one is going here and you just keep going hey. Some people think that your last track must start right here and go all the way around. That is not true. If I'm bringing on track right here and I'm going, I can start my last track right here and it should end right there on the same size. If it's a track right here again different measurements and stuff, you know it alters your guideline stuff, but the concept for the most part. It'S pretty much just and it's always been easier for me just to turn and go now. My last tray will go just so happen with disclosure. My last trick is just going to go here and it's going to go all the way around now, whether I say i'ma put one here, which I probably would do. This is what I would do with discount. It'S a small here. I have a lot of hair, so I'm gon na show you I will continue to drive if it was a bigger hair. I wouldn't put this one right here: it'll just close off, so I'm gon na put one here now. That'S not my last trap. My last trap, I'm with I don't need to draw the guideline, but if I was drawing the guideline, it'll just line the closure, so you use your closure as the guide for the last track and then one should get done. You want to make sure that your settings are on straight stitch. If you're using like a brother machine, that's automatic the digital once you power it, I don't want the zero zero seconds, that's the straight stitch and that's all you do and I remove this. I have a video that showing you how to easily remove the plastic, but if you all struggle with this um feel free to ask any questions. If you follow me on instagram, if it's a quick, quick question like sent a picture circle, it right on the picture or something like that, and I can help you so that's all you do to draw the guidelines and, as you can see, they aren't super close Humming, do I have one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight nine ten. Typically I have ten to twelve guidelines on all of my wigs and depending on the type of week. I just decide how many I double and how many I do not double and that's all I do and of course you wouldn't have these pants and for my closure wigs. I do not cut this off until afterwards, but it's totally up to you for my frontal wit. I cut the cap off from underneath. Just so it's not in my way and then all you do is just take it and sew it with a straight stitch and these wings are super super fast and easy in my opinion, but I'll link, the video below that's full detail to show you all hi. Do it and again, of course, island my vendors from where I buy the caps? I mean my vendors list like get the cat for like a dollar in something. That'S it. You all have a good evening. You