Diy Centre Part Lace Closure Using Xpression Braiding Hair | Lace Closure For Wigs |Belle_Graciaz

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Hey guys welcome back to my channel, i am bill grasses and in today's video i'm going to be showing you how to create a center path, lace, wig or center part closure rather and yeah. What you would need is your wig cap, your um lace and basically the attachments, you'll use and also needle and thread, which is what i'm using right now to sew the lace onto the wig cap. We talk on the phone okay, so after you're done sewing the lids onto the wig cap you'll want to cut that part away because you don't want it. You know showing when we wear the wig, so now it's just useless, so it needs to go so after cutting it. This is what it is going to look like and yeah. Let'S go to start, you know crocheting, so i already did a chunk of it off camera, and now i'm just going to show you what i did in order for me to get that straight center part you're, seeing right there. So what you want to do is you start like you're seeing me do and you just start hooking um, some attachments onto the lace closure and you just take it like so loop it once and bring it out and you're basically done so in order for you To continue on the straight line, the previously crocheted attachment is going to be your guide, and you want to make sure you're holding that, as you are crocheting the next one. Because if you don't do that, you might probably end up crocheting on the wrong side. And it might not be as straight as it should be like so so, as you can see every time i'm done crocheting, i take the ones i crocheted before and use it as my guide for the rest of the crochet thing and what i always like to You know start with creating the center part before i now fill it in, because it's just easier and it's neater that way: okay after you're done creating the first line. You'D want to now fill in the second line um, so it just looks more natural, so you're basically going to do the same thing you do with the first one, but it's not going to be as intense, because the first one was the most crucial one, because That could literally make or break your center parts line and yeah. I'M basically doing the same thing: um hooking, the crochet needle into a hole, and you know taking the attachments into the crochet needle taking it out looping it once. I hope i explained that. Well, so i'm going to explain it again, so i put in the crochet needle into a hole there bring it out on the other side of the hole and you fix some attachments into the crochet needle. Take it out loop, it once and you're basically done with the crochet thing. As you can see, i did not do what i did initially, which was you know using the attachment. As my guide because, like i said, the line um the first one you did was the most crucial parts, and this was just way more easier, as opposed to you know, trying to feel everything then trying to now find the center or trying to make your center Part after feeling um after crocheting the other parts of the hair. So now this is what it is looking like. You can see that because of what we did, it is now following the line, and it is looking straight and yes so after i was done doing that, i just filled that part in. So i want to show you once again what you need to do, as you can see, i'm trying to get a strand out because, like i said, you'll need a strand as your guide when you already have so much hair on the lace closure, so that strand Right there is my guide and it's going to ensure that um, the rest of the hair i'm crocheting onto the wig cap is onto the lace, is going to be straight as well, and every time i crochet i go hold the previously crocheted um attachments and just Use that to know where the next line would be so guys if you've gotten to this point of the video. Thank you so much. I really do hope you are enjoying it or you find it helpful, or i explained it well and please, if you haven't subscribed to my channel, do consider subscribing at this point and if you, if you have already thank you so much and don't forget to turn On your post notification bell give this video a big thumbs up. If you like what you see and also leave me a comment in the comment section, because i really do love reading your comments. So i'm basically doing the same thing i did initially so since i already filled in the most crucial part, which was creating the center part line or center part line guide, i'm just filling in the rest, as you can see me, do, there's not much to do When all i can is thinking about you not doing well, don't know where you are cause you're, not here. It'S been way too long laid down so guys. If you, you know, if you are used to creating your own lace, closure or frontal, you would know how time consuming this could be um. So after a while, like rather than you, know, crocheting hole by hole, i said decorations in like two holes at a time. Just to save more time for myself to be honest, so if you'd want to you could if you want to crochet one hole at a time you could as well. I just want you to know that it's going to be time consuming. I can't tell you how long it took me to do this, because i did it for a stretch of you know one or two weeks, and that was because there were days where i didn't touch it at all. So that is why, but i imagine, if you want to do it, you know without doing any other thing, it might probably take you a few long few hours like i'm guessing, i don't know 10 hours or so i don't know, and i feel like it also Depends on how fast or how slow you are to okay guys so after so many hours of crocheting this this is what it is looking like, you can see the center. So what i'm doing is i'm just trying to show you what it's going to look like? Um, you know out inside there, so, as you can see, it looks so neat, and that is what you want to go for and you can see how sharp the center part is. I really do like it so yeah. So, thank you guys so so much for watching. I really do hope you enjoyed this video like i enjoyed making it for you guys, don't forget to give this video a big thumbs up subscribe to the channel if you haven't, and after you're done subscribing, don't forget to turn on the post notifications so youtube i'll. Let you every time i upload a video and don't forget to comment as well. So i'll see you in my next video bye. That'S all i wan na do

Glitterspolish Nails: Oh my gosh! This is amazing! You have a lot of patience o cos I can't imagine myself doing this. This is so neat and the explanation is

simplydemi: Oh wow , I was like this is so amazing, girl you are a genius, this look so neat and perfect, I see why some closure are expensive, imagine if they are hand made like this , well done gorgeous ❤️❤️❤️

Modela Simms: Wow, you are a pro...see how you did this I’m here learning! Awesome tutorial

Uche Obuekwe: I saw this hair live and direct and yoooo!!!! Guys this center parting / closure because popping!!! So neat and beautiful, I totally loved it

The Unashamed: Grace I must say you level of patience is so high I must say. You love for colored hair is almost contagious...

Ruthy IZ: Wao...this is really perfect... You’re sure a great teacher l Learnt more from this video..thank you sooo much❤️

Katherine Useh: Omg! This is alot of work, i'd rather buy my closures, i dont think I am up for all this work. welldone Grace, its so neat and beautiful

Cera Unfiltered: My DIY queen! This is si beautiful & neat but my lazy self cant go through this stress

HDsignatures: This is really a lot of work and effort... weldone and this is an amazing job

Temmie & Sto: You did well I commend, wow, I am sure that closure will talk almost all your time, I can see how you are picking the hair little by little

Obianuju kris: First to comment. I have at this point said I won't be doing black again on my hair because of the beautiful colours you always use. This is neat. The way you make it look like its easy but did I hear 2 weeks?. I will need to buy from the market cause I will die on the way

Quintasha_Kylian Mommy&Me: Love love love

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