Part 1: How To Make A Wig By Sewing Machine | 5X5 Hd Lace Closure

You guys welcome back to my channel so today I want to show you guys how I make my wigs by sewing machine, so I'm using a mesh dome cap and I'm placing it onto my mannequin hand. Today, I'm going to be using a 5 by 5 by the way please closure from my hair company snack spot your norm. So now I'm going to place it onto the dome cap as evenly as possible, because later in the video you'll see how it was kind of off track. But it still came out perfect and I'm gon na pin down the back, make sure everything is flat. And now I'm just gon na tie up the hair to get it out of the way, so I'm putting down the back stretch it out as much as possible, but I don't want to over stretch it. Let'S see how that looks there. So here's my needle and thread and I'm just summing over and I'm going to double loop each stitch and I just repeat that process all the way around the closure. So at the end, I cut off the excess string and I tie it about three to four times and cut off that extra string. So now I'm taking my fabric chalk, I'm going to draw a line for each track down going to sew on to the way. I typically do about seven to ten, depending on how much room that I have on my weekend, but because the closure is so big, I think we want to do about seven to eight. So now I'm joining my last line, and this is how your line should look so here's my first bundle, I'm going to double wefted, so you see how I have it folded right here. So I'm using a zig-zag pattern. The number 4 on my sewing machine and we'll insert a clip of that, and I also back stitch by the way I am using upholstery thread. My line in black is 7 duty and it's perfect for wig making and I'm just going to keep pushing my tracks closer together to make sure that each track gets stitched together. Now that I'm at the end, I'm going to back stitch that as well once I'm done with that, I'm going to cut off the excess string - and here is what your stitches should look like very clean and each track is connected. So now I'm going to sew each track on to the lines that I drew on to the wig cap. When I start off, I do double stitch about three to four times and I proceed to go to the end of the leg, and I do the exact same thing there just to make sure each track is sick here, because you do not want those things to Come out and that's how it should look inside and out seamless and I just complete the same process until I get to side. Also, you want to make sure you do not stretch the cab while you, so it will make you very lumpy, so you just want to make sure everything's as guides smoothly through without any tension, not never at the top of the way. You want to make sure that you sew as close as possible to your closure or frontal them do not want any gaps. You want the closure in the hair to lay flat now, if your biggest completed. This is how it should look and to finish things up once you add a comb in the back. I do the same stitch on the comb and I do on the tracks. I'M just double stitch the ends about two times and then I go across one time and it's just the end of day now that all of that is done, we're going to cut out the extra bleed cap that is underneath the lace closure. Here'S how and that completes the wig tutorial. Please stay tuned for part, two part two, and we want to show you guys how I bleach plug-ins down my way. Thank you guys for watching. I will see you in my next video bye,