How To Make A Closure Wig On A Sewing Machine For Beginners| Dome Cap| Glueless Wig| Just Bleu Wigs

What'S up y'all and welcome back to my channel, I want to thank you all for watching my video, my video on how I created the frontal wig on a sewing machine and y'all s, and I am giving it back to y'all and give you a more in-depth, Detailed video on how to make a wig on a snow machine, but this time I'm doing a closure unit. Yes, this is my client wearing the unit that I'm about to show you guys how I make so getting started. I'M just showing you guys like a lot of people asking about classes. This is how you practice. Sometimes I like to just see how wide I want my stitching to be get a napkin get a piece of paper and just you know, stitch on that and figure out. What'S your will? Next, you want to double those, whilst you guys double those whoops. My client dropped off these bundles. I believe it was three bundles of I wan na, say 18 inch and she didn't buy information about from somewhere else. She was through bonus on 18 inch and a 16 inch closure, so I am doubling those will, so I can make sure every single last bundle fits on a dome cap. A yes y'all, I'm using a dome cap, but it's only because my client asked for a dome cap. So if they ask for it they shall receive and that's what I get for her but China, I don't like dome caps. I really don't, but it's all do it. I'M gon na make it good with it dude. This is a cap that I'm using if you need to pause that posit and look and see, but this is not just a regular dome cap by the I forgot, the other brand I showed in my last video. This is like a pastor all time I don't know, but yeah y'all know with snakes. Pin that cap down make sure you stretch it out. Yo did you miss me, I'm so happy and so thankful for all the subscribers? I realized even all the views that got on my video like y'all. I don't know how happy your girl is like y'all, actually watching my video and coming in y'all really made me smile all the comments. All the beams. Y'All are the truth and if y'all want to watch them, i'ma keep providing it for y'all, I'm just so happy and grateful for all the look I've been receiving. Since I posted that video and just thank you guys and keep sharing, keep liking. Keep telling people to subscribe and let's grow as a YouTube family. I fancy the video, take your metallic marker and mark out your lines, there's no wrong a right way to do this. You just mark out where you want your track fillet or your Wolf's too late. Once you put it on the sewing machine and you're just pretty much eyeballing, I pretty much eyeballing, I don't want them sitting on top of each other. I pretty much do a finger width apart. So, like the width of my finger, I can just eyeball it, but usually when I first started out, I will put my finger in between it and measure it like that. I don't want to send too close, and on top of each other, that means the cap is going to kind of shrink. If you laid too many tracks too closely, it's gon na start scratching out the cab and you'll lose face and it won't fit at all. So we don't want that we want to keep the Wilfs evenly spaced out from each other and we'll just keep doing it all around and see you get to the top by the closure. Now that I'm finished, I am going to take the closure off in this measure and make sure everything's correctly, I measure from front Senate and from ear to ear and the circumference. Those are only three measurements that I actually take serious that I actually care about. I want to make sure that if this from their hairline to the back their neck from ear to ear and that's the conference, so I make sure if it's been it perfectly, you know. I know you a lot of you guys um. I missed measuring in my last video, so I wan na make sure I showed it in this video. I measure my clients head off-camera. She came like the day before so I didn't get me actually measuring her head, but that's pretty much how we measure the actual trying to say is: will anyone just go ahead and so on that first wealth in the two towers and look underneath and also make Sure you guys are curving that will, if the line curve, then you curve the cap and you curve the whoops. So everything meshes perfectly don't want to flat we'd. You want to we just wan na actually curve with the person's head and beak nothing. It'S perfectly. So basically, in the last video I know I cut out alive, but this one y'all. Now, let's foil, I recorded everything and I just showed the entire process. I hope you guys kidding don't forget to backstitch at the beginning and end between two or three times or fourth, it's your preference. Yes, I sold on the elastic band, that's in the cap, but I don't know if I showed in this video, but I sew on it in the back and then I leave a space and then I saw it again like towards the top. So, like I kind of skipped the middle, the part that goes around the ear - I don't sew around the part that goes around here, because I don't want to be irritating to my clients head so once at the bottom of the ear to the top of the Ears, I don't sew on their lesser being that's in the cap, but you know once I can set the top ear part. I start back so onto that area. Just so. My client ear is not irritated with hair sitting on it or like just a will for but again see. If you guys know that me, that's just my little technique, because I wear weaves myself and I wear my own weeks and I know where takes me and I wear my weeks holidays. I just wanted to make sure that my weeks, I've had the bow for everyone. So yeah, I know somebody asking about think it's wheel in the conversation and you guys want to just keep sewing it. Only God see the progress you just keep going, and so you can't go no more now. I just want to show you guys. It'S a little area where I said I wasn't so uh Neil Estevan for the ear to be comfortable and now it's time to start curling, and you see, I'm almost finished, I'm at the top, and this is pretty much the whole time. You'Re gon na start really curvy. That cap take your time you're, not in the rush. There is no race. You know take your time, so you guys you're gon na. Take me because it's not easy when you're first starting out, I had to like, I messed up a lot in the beginning, because I am some talk so a lot of the times. I had to cut that whip off and redo it and keep doing it, and I got it right so even now I still take my time when I'm carving, I make sure I'm smoothing that cap out, as you guys see and I'm feeding it in slowly. I have it a little speeded up before you got well. I sped up this video just a petal bit, but I mentioned on really slow at this point, because I want to make sure that the wolf son laying flat on the cap and I'm carving, you see me curving with one hand and guiding the whilst, with the Other hand, you just have to take your time and feed it through. You have to tell the cap where you want it to go and lay the tracks where you want it to be stitched onto. I can't stress this enough. You have to curve that cap. A lot of people want to see this part. If you have to rewind pause, look at it again a couple of times. Please do so because this is very important. You tell the cat where to go. It'S like driving a car. You you turn that steering wheel, you're gon na turn that cap and you're just gon na keep doing that until you get all the way up. So will you close off the closure? It'S pretty easy once you have grasped the concept, but in the beginning it is a difficult part to start curving a lot because you'll probably be so used to just you know, stitching straight across where it's not too much curving, it's just slight curves in the back, But at the top you really have to pay attention to the curve and adhere to each one and make sure that your cap and your Wilfs are laying perfectly well they're, laying in a perfect spot y'all get some time it's late. I don't know what I'm trying to say it's like 12 and 9, and I'm trying to do this voice over, and I did this video like probably two or three weeks ago for y'all. I just haven't, ended it and did the voice over so y'all got it because I'm tired of trying to give her a child wall, but guess where we almost there we almost finished. I see me closing it on earth and this is not an easy, not easy. This is not a hard process dawg. I promise you it's not hard once I'll get the hang of making weeks, y'all gon na be doing this with our eyes closed like it takes literally. It takes me like 30 minutes to an hour to make a week, and I say fire because I like to stop. If I actually seen a true video, I was stopping dancing eating on the phone so like it could take me quicker, but you know I just take my time because I'm not in a rush also, if you're in Atlanta area and you have bundles or if you're Anywhere in the States or whatever, and you want to get a wig made by me - you can't ship your wig, you can ship your bundles to me and I can make your wig and I turned it back around and it should be shipped out to you. The next day, so the turnaround time is basically one day one day for me to make it in, and I send it back out if you want to customize them things that nature. We can discuss that as well, but if you guys will love that service. For me, I will leave my link in the description below I do charge 124 closure weeks and 144 front two weeks, so if you guys are interested in a survey just let me know also, I do send weeks in here. So if y'all look, I forget it's well I'll, have the link in the description below if you have any business questions or questions about weight classes or just anything about weeds y'all. Just leave comments hit. My deals get my email, you know, I'm there friendly Islands and all questions. If you, you know, you have a question, I don't ignore anybody, I'm real friendly, so just hit me up y'all. Let'S talk to see you to help me grow my subscribers, because I'm so excited, even though I sold on the less a ban, the cats douche were the weak dish and we are almost finished it's how many um, but this is how long the web phase I Have left and remember it's double so yeah. Now it's moving on to the closure. This is the easiest part. If you did your measurements, Couric is shelling in this spot perfectly. I did have like a little gap, as you guys can see from the marking, and the last will so what I am gon na do once I hand sew on the closure, I'm going to speech one more wealth right there to close up a gap. That'S why I have extra left over and then I'm going to go around the closure and secure it on a sewing machine with a dotted stitch. Also, when you are hand sewing on that closure, you want to make sure that you're sewing it onto the cap. I know you guys can barely see the cat, but I am digging under and catching a piece of that cap and so on the closure onto it. You do not. You do not I'm gon na overheat, one more time. You do not want to show that closure. On to that last wheel, because this is the thing closures tend to and those are the things that needs to be swapped out on a week, if you kind of like stitching over to that last will is gon na make the week fall apart. It'S just not gon na everything is not gon na flow right. If you're trying to read them, we want the closure have died out. Oh just to be safe, who do not sew your closure on their last will, which is so Riley like really really close to it, but it makes you spend it on that cap itself. Okay, you want everything to be so on the cap not on to another object because say, for instance, just savoring, your food, the that will fall off or it gets loose then get away. Now your wig is gon na fall apart, because the closure is not today, not that it will, because you know I use a sewing machine, but just just to be safe. Do not sew your closure on the wheel, that's it so this is where I'm going to throw that last for the will to close up the gap you see. The other side is just fine, so let's do that now and, as you can see, I am sewing that with Owen and it's gon na basically close up the gap only use one - I don't know the exact inches, but I use the little I had left and It worked out perfectly, I'm glad I had a little left over so, for instance like this, I can be able to fix that gap. Now, once I have station on that last little wealth to close the gap now you're going to take it back to the top and go around the closure, you see me curving it. So at this point this is super securing that closure. So it goes nowhere. I hand stitched it now, I'm using a sewing machine to secure this stitching, and this is how you get a long. Lasting wig, sometimes hand sewing, can cause issues it can cause for the closure to a be loosen, because I don't know for any reason. So, for me, extra security I just like to so on that closure with the sewing machine is just a security, and you want to cut off that extra cap. Get that out the way and you guys we, our image. We just made a weave on a sewing machine together and I hope you guys are following all of my tips. I hope that you guys are learning something. Please comment like subscribe. Let me know what you guys think did I cover all of the topics that you guys had from the last video just answer my I mean you know, ask me questions y'all, and this is just how it looks closer also. I did bleach tonight on this closure. My client asked me to thank you for watching and see you on the next video