How To Make A Closure Wig | Very Detailed | ** Begginner Friendly** Ft Cranberry Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel today, I'm gon na be showing you how I make a closure wig. This is my cap that I like to use. If you've seen my video of how I make my frontal wigs, you would know that other kind that other cap I don't like using, but this is my favorite cat anyways. I make sure that the tag is always at the back of my mannequin head. So I would know when I make the wig like sometimes when I make half wigs it's really hard to tell the back from the front. So I just make sure that every single time, even though this is a frontal wig and make sure the tag is in the back so here you can see, I'm just pinning it down, and I got this from Erika J because before I did not used to Pin the back down like that, but anyways they here today is provided by cranberry hair. All the links to this hair will be in the description box if you're interested just message them or if you have any questions here, I'm just making sure that the closure is a little bit in front of the wig cap and I'm just gon na pin it Down really release nug to the dome head here: I'm braiding the hair up out of the way, so I can sew around the perimeter - and this is very self-explanatory and there's a lot of videos on this. So if you don't understand mine, you can check for a different video as well. I'M just gon na sew this down just regular and if you want you can just sew down the closure and then hot glue, the bundles, but this is a song wake. So it's gon na last longer so here I'm just sewing down the bun, the closure like regular and make sure when you're sewing you're putting some tension to it. So it's gon na be nice and sturdy and not like no loose threads or anything so yeah, Jordan. Alright guys, when you're done sewing down the closure, we're gon na move on to the bundles. If you guys want a more like this was really beginner friendly. But if you want a more beginner friendly in my frontal bleep making video, I used the chalk drawing mapping out with the chalk. I seen a couple. People do this, but of course I got this from America J because she really put people on to this. So you can like map out with chalk where you want to lay your tracks, but me I always make wigs. So I don't really map it out. I was just showing you guys that is an option, so here I'm just sewing down the tracks. How I would but I also do the flip over method, and this prevents it from like shedding too much or something I feel so here. That'S all I'm doing, and then you want to do that. So you reach the top and then I'm going to show you how to close it out baby, baby, baby, baby, baby baby. The windows hope you know, like you see what you know. I don't know if you guys noticed, but when I'm sewing, I make sure that I'm holding the thread in my left hand as I'm moving whatever I'm going in the right direction. I hold it with my right hand, so everything is nice and smooth. So I have that one thread all the way around. Like a line. I don't know if you noticed that, but if you can see my hand right, there is holding the thread. So it's gon na be neat. That'S how I get it to be nice and seamless and there's no, you can see it a little bit here. There'S no thread sticking out because I'm making sure to hold it flat to the mannequin head. So everything is nice and seamless watch and all you see folks, you sure you know you did this tough girl. You know you put it someone Swami Madonna, you committees, next to me down, want me to cheat on you committees next time down, you guys. So basically you can double your wefts, but when I get to the top I start singling the web so right here, I'm starting to single out the West. So then here will be really flat. You can see I'm showing you you're gon na. Just keep that rounded. You motion all the way up to the closure. So it's basically a really simple process is look. It'S just a little bit time-consuming if you're just beginning out, but it takes me like an hour to an hour and a half to make awake. If I'm paying attention to it, but just take your time and you're gon na get it a lot of people asked me to make this video. So I hope this helped you and I do make wigs for other people. So if you are interested in getting a book made, I am gon na have my email in the description box. Also, my topic touches a line. It'S gon na be in the description box as well. If you guys want to check out the chopper touches website - oh yeah, so right here, I'm just finishing up with this and you guys are gon na see what I mean with the u-shape all around the closure disclosure. Make sure that you measure it. You measure your head and make sure you have the right. Wig, domehead yeah make sure you have the right wig head, because if you don't the wig is not gon na fit right and you need your closure weight to fit properly. That'S one way: you need to make sure it's really really nice and sleek and snug. Are you guys now that we're done we're just gon na take the mannequin head or dumb wig off the mannequin and cut the little piece from over where the closure is? And this is basically done. I am gon na have a second part to this video. If it's not up right now, it will be, and you're gon na see the way that I mold the wig down for it to be nice and a baby. Here'S to be nice and how I install the wig. It'S really really simple. This is a kind of way you're, just throwing your head. Am I'm gon na show you guys that little part cuz. They come in a middle part, and thank you guys for watching.