Turn Your U-Part Wig Into A Full Wig

Hey lady, so we will be transforming a new part wig into a bull waking yeah. So what you will need is weaving needle thread. Extra hair, weaving net comb sewing pins and other styling tools. So this is the year that I will be using to make this full wave. Now, over the last couple of months I haven't been using leaving my own hair out. I'Ve been using a closure, so I haven't been using this wig, so I want to transform it into a full wave, so I can start wearing it again because I do love this wig. So what you see here is a weaving net. This is used for when you're doing a sew-in. It creates a really good base. So we're going to be using this today as part of our project, to make extra space for us to be able to slow down more here. As you see, there's an opening there and we want to fill it up, so we will be using the weaving net. Now I've doubled it to make the net stronger, because I want to make sure that it's sturdy, that it can fold the hair that I'm sewing down on. So we're just going to measure it out. So, as you see here, I've doubled it and I'm just measuring the space, and I think I want it to be a little bit more sturdy. So I'm going to actually double it a third time to make it really really sturdy. So I want to make sure that the front has a really good support system as well, so I'm going to bend over as you can see that I just bent over the front to make it a very clean. Look and it'll make it strong like to be able to pull the left, so I'm just gon na pin it down with the needle and while I'm pinning it down, I'm going to do the other side, but I'm also going to create some tension. So just pull it just a little bit and then place your needle down and then you're gon na go ahead and add other needles to make sure that everything is staying down neatly. So here's our thread and our needle and we're going to begin sewing down this weaving net to the? U part wig make sure you get a good stitch in the front, so it creates some security to its own. Won'T unravel later make sure when you're sewing that you're sewing the three layers down as well. So we're finished and I'm just securing the thread and I'm gon na go ahead and cut off all the excess net clean it up a bit. So, as you can see, a very sturdy base for us to go ahead and start sewing the hair onto I'm, going to place the muse back on to secure the wig. So it doesn't move around while I'm sewing and I'm gon na start out from one side and I'm gon na work to the other, because I'm going to be making this wig with bangs. So the technique that I'll be using is I'll be sewing in a circle. So you're just gon na keep going and sewing and sewing until the space gets smaller. As you see, I've turned the Western roll a little bit, so it's just gon na go in a circle formation, so once you've gotten to a point where you've post up majority of the space you're going to keep going until you can make a very small circle. Just keep going closing it up now cutting the left, because I think that I'm almost done and I'm going to close it up now, so there's a little tiny space. That'S left over I'm going to continue sewing in a circle until that space closes up. So now that I've gone head and pulls up the circle and sewed it all together, this is what the wave looks like. So I've now transformed the Newport wave into a full wave. This here needs to be co-wash, so you can see the nice beautiful curls, but here you go. It'S finished. Voila end results thanks for watching. Ladies hope, this is helpful.