How To Make A Closure Wig [Beginner Friendly]

Five closure: this is my five by five closure from divine extensions. The color is number four brown bombshell, so the first thing I do is get my needle and thread and I'm just gon na tie a knot. I usually tie about three knots with my needle and I like to do it at the end, so that the tracks doesn't slip off the wig unit once I sew them on. So this is me doing the knots that I'm gon na be using its of spandex weaving cap from Miss Remy. I mean it's durable, it does. One size fits all heads, it is ultra stretchable, it does have a great breathing room and they last a really long time. So I'm just gon na take my dome cap and put it on my mannequin head. I put two t pins in the back of the arm head and kind of pulled the dome cap down so that um it just gets smaller, like my actual head size around my neck area, and here is where I put the actual five by five closure on The dome cap on the wig I like to put it in the middle, and then I pin the front down with two pins and I use about three pins in the back and pin it down. Sometimes I actually use an actual needle. If I run out of T pins, but as long as it's pinned down on all corners and I'll be able to soak through it very well, that's the purpose just so that no hair gets in the way when it's time to sew that closure on side. The dome cap not directly all the way into that band, because it's really big just to get some layer of it and get my needle in there and then, if you guys, see, there's little edge of that thread hanging I'm gon na cut that off. At the end, but I continue doing this method throughout the whole closure unit going around the perimeter of the closure. I don't very much space because I want to tight closure sew it onto my wig unit, because I don't want my closure to UM, have any loose and start flipping up while wearing my closure. I want it to be durable and last on my dome cap so that my wig lasts a long time, so I take some time and actually sew really close to each other when I'm sewing on my closure. So what I'm gon na do first is used to t-pins to actually attach the tracks onto the dome head so that I can sew them on also the ends of the dome head towards the lower part of my head area, just like I would so on my Closure - I don't sew as close, but I still so close enough. You see I'm just gon na do exactly where I left off. This isn't a piece of needle and thread because I did run out of needle and thread. Sometimes I don't like my needle thread to be too long because it can't get a little dangly. So it's okay to just start a new mine with needle thread and then keep it going. Have any your way, because if you don't your wig will look lumpy and it won't leave and I'm gon na go in the direction of the way the culture is which is kind of like a oval. So that is important. Make sure that your closure? Your last bundle goes in the direction of the shape of your closure. I tried very closer because I don't want he's basing my week to show what I do wear my wig. Sometimes you guys make it wait a little too Spacey, especially when you get to the top, and then your tracks start to show what your closure does thin out. You watch a week laughs, so you need to so close to the closure. Once you get to the top, it is very important. Now this is the final product I finished making the closure unit, but I do have to cut a piece of the spandex dome cap on the closure in order for me to wear it. So I'm gon na take this little black piece. That'S right here! In the middle piece of the closure and I'm gon na cut it out, my shoes are a little dingy. Please excuse me, but you're gon na cut out that piece right there it should be sold on. It should be a space right between your closure and this little black piece and you're gon na cut that out, so that you can wear your own weight unit without having that black piece under your dome cap under your clothes - or I mean I'm sorry, it's very Snug, I'm not gon na style it in this video, but I will be styling it in another video where I do curly and yes that is my way shape or judging mama. Not me.